Full-Day Busselton Jetty, Train Ride & Underwater Observatory

Coastal Wonders and Underwater Secrets: A
Breathtaking Journey

Dive into the magic of Western
Australia with an extraordinary adventure that blends stunning coastal beauty
and an enchanting underwater world.

Your journey begins with a
pick-up from your city accommodation, leading you southward through the
charming townships of Rockingham and Mandurah. Your destination is the
152-year-old Busselton Jetty, a heritage-listed marvel extending 1.8 kilometres
into the captivating Geographe Bay. This jetty, the longest timber-piled one in
the Southern Hemisphere, is a testament to the town's rich history as a farming
and forest hub and a significant export port.

Here, you'll have the option to
embark on a leisurely train ride along the jetty, gliding over the tranquil
waters of Geographe Bay. An even more astonishing adventure awaits as you
descend 8 meters below the ocean floor to explore the mesmerizing Underwater
Observatory. Here, you'll encounter sub-tropical corals, sponges,
invertebrates, and schools of fish thriving in their underwater haven.

After your aquatic discoveries in
Bunbury and Busselton, your journey takes you past the scenic Yalgorup National
Park, home to 10 coastal lakes. You'll also marvel at the estuary township of
Mandurah and the picturesque Rockingham as you make your way back to Perth on
the Farmer and Kwinana freeways.

This tour promises an
unforgettable day filled with coastal wonders and hidden underwater treasures,
a perfect blend of nature's beauty and aquatic magic.