Busselton

Travel Guide

A pier extending into the ocean with a building labeled "INTERACTIVE CENTRE" at the end.
A pier with a building labeled "INTERPRETIVE CENTRE SOUVENIRS GIFTS MUSEUM" at the end.
A pier with beach houses during sunset.
A historic building with a sign reading "The Old Post Office Tearooms".
A white building with a window, surrounded by green foliage and red flowers.

Busselton is Western Australia’s holiday heartland. The maker of many happy memories is an old-fashioned beach retreat with roots stretching back to the 1890s.

Walk on water as you stroll along one of the world’s longest timber boardwalks and take the plunge into the Indian Ocean to see the coral gardens below. Casual cafés and waterfront restaurants set their sights on Geographe Bay. In spring, experience a painter’s palette of colour as the Wild West’s wildflowers begin to bloom.

Where to stay in Busselton

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Dunsborough

Shopping, spas and beaches are some highlights of Dunsborough. Make a stop by Dunsborough Foreshore or Dunsborough Beach while you're exploring.

Yallingup

Yallingup is known for its beaches, and you can plan a trip to Yallingup Beach and Smiths Beach while you're in town.

Quindalup

Quindalup is noteworthy for its beaches, and you can make a stop at top attractions like Dunsborough Beach and Dunsborough Foreshore.

West Busselton

West Busselton is known for its pristine beaches, and you can make a stop by Broadwater Par 3 Golf Course and Busselton Beach while in the area.

Eagle Bay

While there might not be top attractions in Eagle Bay, you can explore the larger area and discover places like Eagle Bay and Meelup Beach.

Stay near popular Busselton attractions

Things to do

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