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New Marine
Discovery Centre
Jetty Pile
Rehabilitation Project
Underwater Observatory
Discover the depths of Geographe Bay! Descend 8 metres below the water’s surface to view some of the 300 different marine species sighted from the Underwater Observatory’s windows. ... more
Jetty Train
Allow our friendly Train Drivers to take you on a unique train journey 1.7 kilometres out to sea. ... more
Online Gift Store
Buy unique gifts and Busselton Jetty souvenirs from our online gift store! We deliver items to your door including a gorgeous range of wood products hand crafted from recycled Jetty timber
Museum & History
Discover the colourful history of the 152 year old Jetty in the new Museum featuring interactive displays! ... more
Interpretive Centre
Everything you need for a day at the Busselton foreshore available 7 days a week. Hats, sunscreen, goggles, snorkels, rashies, sunglasses as well as stylish souvenirs and giftware.... more
Winter Discovery Tour
A unique 3D virtual reality exhibit in the Underwater Observatory where you are immersed in two experiences - the Jetty’s colourful history and diving underwater with marine life and mermaids!
Observatory Hire
Just another way to experience this wonderful attraction in the South West.
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Become a Member
The sustainability of the Jetty is linked to the sustainability of the community-management model, we highly value your membership and interest!
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Find the Fun
Busselton Jetty is a proud supporter of the Find The Fun app – the only guide you need to Find the Fun in the Margaret River Region Includes detailed listings of accommodation, camping, for kids, mountain biking, attractions and activities, cellar doors, galleries, beaches, shopping, tours, food and more! And the best part is you don’t need the internet! Search 'Margaret River Find the Fun' in the App Store or on Google Play.
About Busselton Jetty
The Busselton Jetty is 1.841km long. It is the longest timber piled jetty in the southern hemisphere and is operated by a non-profit community organisation known as Busselton Jetty Inc. Proceeds from ticket sales contribute to jetty maintenance and conservation.
