The picturesque Jetty area is a fantastic hub for all ages and offers eating and drinking venues. Had many happy memories of holidaying in the area as a child and it still never disappoints. If you like the good food pub vibe be sure to venture a bit further off the beach to The Esplanade in Marine parade and browse the shops in Queen street. Busso has really grown up as a tourist town

it is a lovely busy beachside town, the beaches and landscaping along the foreshore is amazing, very clean. There was a cruise ship in when we were there. We had dinner and breakfast at The Goose restaurant Also a casual breakfast at the Shelter pub.

I loved our visit to Busselton! The shops are great. The restaurants and cafes too. Busselton Jetty and the foreshore seem to be a big attraction. The beaches in and out with Busselton were lovely.

Busselton is ever expanding and certainly caters for the tourist with lots to see and do. I highly recommend the walk on the jetty or the little train ride to the end and back. The underwater observatory is fantastic but you are restricted to a time limit.

Busselton has everything without feeling like a busy centre. It is clean, modern, interesting and very friendly. Everywhere we went from Hungry Jacks, Kmart, Kindred Spirits Clothing Boutique, Woolworths, to cafe's and our accommodation hosts we received bright, friendly & efficient service ... it was very much a country feel with friendly people everywhere. My family enjoyed using their bikes to get around and utilised the e-scooters which were fantastic. The beaches are just lovely and the water is crystal clear. There are many places to enjoy a meal and all the facilities you would need. I love the sculptures, paintings and interesting things in and around Busselton. We stayed at Ashdene (house) which was exceptional. It was a fantastic place to holiday with family or as a couple. We are all already planning our next visit. It was our best holiday yet! :o)

Busselton is a lovely town. Loads of places to eat, good shops and art galleries. There's plenty of parking along the front but it gets busy on Sunday market days. The town itself is easy to walk around, park your car on the front and walk. The jetty is well worth a visit, either walk to the end and back (just under 4km) or book a train ride. The underwater observatory at the end of the jetty is also worth visiting but book in advance during the summer months. Spend at least one evening on the front and watch the sun go down, most days you get an awesome sunset.