Busselton is a popular holiday resort town known for its white sandy beaches and numerous caravan parks. It is sheltered along the shores of Geographe Bay and offers the perfect mix of culture, history, and traditions. With its historic museums and memorials, it acts as a magnet for history buffs from all over the world while perfectly combining nature and cultural heritage and is the perfect ensemble of small shops, picturesque alleys, and breathtaking architecture of half-timbered façades. This charming coastal town has diversified rocky shores, beautiful lighthouses, and ocean-side parks. It boasts a vibrant culinary scene and is dotted with small dockside eateries and waterfront cafes where you can have a delectable dining experience. You can find spots to sunbathe, surf, shop, and explore the fantastic architecture of this coastal paradise. Busselton is also an excellent base to go wine tasting, try craft beers, enjoy water activities and land-based adventures. The town boasts some of the best attractions, like Busselton Archery Park and Vasse Wonnerup Wetlands, where you can have unlimited fun with your family and friends.
You can head to ArtGeo Cultural Complex, which houses beautifully restored heritage buildings, artist-in-residence studios, workshop spaces, an art gallery, and much more. Enjoy a morning stroll along the coasts, devour freshly-caught fish on the foreshore, laze in a hammock, and admire the beautiful sceneries. Walk through the cobbled streets and marvel at the towering buildings that represent the town’s most iconic medieval remains. You can also enjoy an undersea walk at the Busselton Jetty, the longest timber-piled jetty in the town. Swing like Tarzan, test your balance on suspended bridges, and zipline through the Ludlow Tuart Forest.
Busselton experiences a Mediterranean climate with hot and humid summers and cool winters. February is the hottest month,with an average high temperature of 24.3°C and July is the coldest month, with an average temperature varying between 16.1°C and 12.4°C. September to December is the best time to visit Busselton, as the temperature remains in the high 20s, and there is also very less chance of rainfall. This is also the peak Busselton Tourism season, so you can expect huge crowds at the popular attractions.
You can head to ArtGeo Cultural Complex, which houses beautifully restored heritage buildings, artist-in-residence studios, workshop spaces, an art gallery, and much more. Enjoy a morning stroll along the coasts, devour freshly-caught fish on the foreshore, laze in a hammock, and admire the beautiful sceneries. Walk through the cobbled streets and marvel at the towering buildings that represent the town’s most iconic medieval remains. You can also enjoy an undersea walk at the Busselton Jetty, the longest timber-piled jetty in the town. Swing like Tarzan, test your balance on suspended bridges, and zipline through the Ludlow Tuart Forest.
Busselton experiences a Mediterranean climate with hot and humid summers and cool winters. February is the hottest month,with an average high temperature of 24.3°C and July is the coldest month, with an average temperature varying between 16.1°C and 12.4°C. September to December is the best time to visit Busselton, as the temperature remains in the high 20s, and there is also very less chance of rainfall. This is also the peak Busselton Tourism season, so you can expect huge crowds at the popular attractions.
