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Busselton Jetty
Wooden pier of about 1.8 km over Geographe Bay, built from 1864, with a train and an underwater observatory at the tip.
Austrália Ocidental · Australia
Busselton
In the destination Margaret River.
In the photo: Busselton foreshore and Busselton Jetty
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The city
What to expect from Busselton.
Town on the shore of Geographe Bay, about 220 km from Perth, with calm-water beaches and the Busselton Jetty, a wooden pier of about 1.8 km, one of the longest in the world, with a train and an underwater observatory. It has the region’s airport and is the gateway to Dunsborough and Margaret River. Nearby is the Ludlow tuart forest.
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What to see in Busselton
National park
Ludlow Tuart Forest
Tuart forest — eucalypts that grow only in southwest Western Australia, east of Busselton, in Tuart Forest National Park.