Busselton Beach

Busselton Beach is a beautiful white sand beach located in Busselton, Australia.

Busselton Beach has many amenities including bathroom access, picnic tables, barbeque facilities, and lifeguards on duty during peak hours.

The beach is approximately 2 km long and offers a range of activities such as swimming, surfing, kiteboarding, and paddleboarding. Other activities available at the beach include beachcombing and picnicking.

There is a parking lot available at Busselton Beach, and it is free of charge for visitors.

Fun facts about Busselton Beach include that it is the longest wooden-piled jetty in the southern hemisphere, stretching out 1.8 km into the ocean. The beach is also known for its crystal clear waters and is a popular spot for swimming and surfing.

Attractions near Busselton Beach include the nearby Busselton Jetty, which offers stunning views of the ocean and the surrounding coastline, and the beautiful Meelup Beach, which is known for its white sand and crystal clear waters. Other popular tourist attractions in the area include the nearby Tuart Forest National Park, which offers a range of hiking trails and stunning views of the surrounding forest.

There are several dining options near Busselton Beach, including the nearby Equinox Restaurant, which offers delicious modern Australian cuisine and stunning views of the ocean. Other nearby options include The Goose Beach Bar & Kitchen and The Fire Station, which both offer a range of casual dining options.

There are several accommodation options near Busselton Beach, including the beautiful Sebel Busselton, which offers luxurious accommodation and stunning views of the ocean. Other nearby options include the Bayview Geographe Resort and the Busselton Beach Resort.