Busselton Jetty

Busselton Jetty

Longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere

Extending 1.8 kilometres across stunning Geographe Bay, the heritage-listed Busselton Jetty is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere—a must-see for any Margaret River Wine Region visitor. Jump on board the famous Jetty Train to reach the spectacular Underwater Observatory. Descend 8 metres below the water’s surface to discover some of the 300 different marine species below the jetty. Take a dip, throw a line or visit the Interpretive Centre. Deluxe Tours- After something a little different, like avoiding crowds or exclusivity? Then The Deluxe Experience is for you! Allow our tour guide to collect you and no more than seven other passengers from the Interpretive Centre. enjoy
Here, you will begin your journey in the Museum, learning about the jetty’s history and browsing heritage photos before making your way along the jetty in the new customised electric transporter. You will stop at some Heritage Nodes for photo opportunities and learn more about the Jetty’s rich 150-year history. On arrival at the Underwater Observatory, you will be escorted below the water’s surface to explore some of the 300 marine species beneath. After your Underwater Observatory tour, wander to the very end of the jetty to see the direction dial and see the spectacular whale mural. After a brief stop at Allies Landing, your tour will conclude at the Interpretive Centre, taking the total duration to 1.5 hours.