The coastal City of Busselton has been a beloved beachside holiday location for generations of families. On the southwest tip of Western Australia, Busselton is the gateway to the Margaret River wine region making it an attractive destination for tourists. There’s much to see and do in Busselton from beaches and forests to exploring places of significant history or immersing yourself in the taste sensations of the local wineries, craft breweries, markets, cafes, and restaurants.
The calm waters of Geographe Bay make it a safe and popular place for swimming, kayaking, boating, and fishing. The stunning, 19th-century Busselton Jetty is a local icon with a rich history while the 160-year-old Wonnerup House is an important historical and cultural site. Ludlow Tuart Forest is a peaceful paradise of majestic beauty, and during whale season, you might spot the magnificent Humpback or Southern Right Whales as they journey past.
Join us on an adventure through Western Australia’s stunning landscapes and blooming wildflowers! Start your journey with a visit to the iconic Rottnest Island, home of the friendly quokka. Soak up spectacular views from the Kalbarri Skywalk and West Loop Lookout and pay tribute at the moving HMAS Sydney Memorial. Discover Albany’s rich maritime history with a guided tour of the historic Whaling Station and explore lush Australian wildlife and botanical gardens. This tour entails a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and adventure.
Join us on an extraordinary journey aboard the Indian Pacific, where you’ll traverse the vast Nullarbor Plain during a luxurious 3-night rail adventure. Explore the stunning West Coast wildflowers in full bloom and discover the beauty of Western Australia. Stroll along the iconic Busselton Jetty, experience the rich heritage of the Koomal Dreaming Aboriginal cultural tour, and take in the breathtaking views from Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. Walk amongst the treetops at the Valley of the Giants, and enjoy a full day of exploration on the picturesque Rottnest Island. This unforgettable tour is designed for over-50s seeking adventure, culture, and nature at its finest.
Embark on the Indian Pacific and Christmas in Perth tour, starting with one night in Adelaide. Soak in the stunning views from Mount Lofty Summit lookout and explore the city with a sights tour. Enjoy a horse-drawn tram ride in Victor Harbor, visit McLaren Vale winery, and explore Glenelg. Experience luxury aboard the Gold Class Indian Pacific train for 3 days and 2 nights, with premium dining and standard beverages included. Spend 5 nights in Perth, discovering highlights like the Perth Mint, Swan River Cruise, Fremantle Markets, and Cottesloe Beach. Explore Rottnest Island, visit Busselton Jetty, and indulge in a Margaret River winery tasting and lunch, along with a visit to the Margaret River Chocolate Factory. Celebrate Christmas with a festive lunch and enjoy a total of 22 included meals on this unforgettable journey.
Busselton has been twice crowned Western Australia's Top Tourism Town. Two hours from Perth, this vibrant beach town is a timeless holiday destination for families and visitors who fall in love with its quiet pace, natural beauty and lively food and wine culture.
The safe, peaceful waters of Geographe Bay stretch out from Busselton’s seaside suburb of Geographe. The bay is a natural wonderland of calm, turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, sweeping Indian Ocean views, safe swimming areas and stunning hikes.
We’re sure you’ll fall in love with Busselton on one of our Western Australia tours.
160 years old, Wonnerup House, run by The National Trust of Western Australia is an important cultural and historical site. The property was named by George Layman in 1832 when he took a land grant of 500 acres. This peaceful setting adjoining the stunning Ludlow Tuart Forest and Vasse-Wonnerup wetlands has a history of perseverance and hardship, mistrust, and tragedy, following the colonisation of the greater Busselton area in the 1830s.
The Ludlow Tuart Forest gives visitors a unique opportunity to drive through the last remaining natural tall tuart forest in the world, past ancient trees said to be over 300 years old. There are several walking trails and if you’re lucky, you might spot some amazing birds and native wildlife.
Heritage-listed Busselton Jetty reaches an impressive 1.841 kilometres over the protected waters of Geographe Bay, making it one of the longest timber-piled jetties in the Southern Hemisphere. The iconic jetty is also home to one of six Underwater Observatories in the world. Managed by a community organisation locals and visitors enjoy the Busselton Jetty as a wonderful place to jump into the ocean, toss a line in, swim around or appreciate its beauty over fish and chips on the foreshore at sunset.
Busselton sits on Wadandi Country known as Wadandi Boodja to its Traditional Custodians and takes its Aboriginal name Undalup from warrior and leader Undal. The coastal areas are important to the Wadandi (Saltwater People) and their connection to land and sea through songs, stories, spirituality, and cultural lore.
The weather in Busselton can vary throughout the year, but generally, the region experiences warm and sunny weather during the dry season and cooler temperatures with occasional rainfall during the wet season.
Spring (September to November) is a popular time to visit Busselton as temperatures start to warm up and the wildflowers start to bloom. Average temperatures range between 13°C to 23°C, making it a comfortable time to explore the region's natural beauty.
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