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510 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities

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120 properties feature pools

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260 properties have a dedicated workspace

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550 of Busselton vacation rentals include wi-fi access

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Beachside 880 Busselton
Luxury top floor, views and comfort. Free secure parking. Walking distance to everything. Beach, cafes, bars, jetty, parks. You have entire spacious top floor with private entrance and large open balcony. Amazing views up 14 steps interior staircase and a firm handrail. Indulgent luxury to just relax , a beach holiday, or a family break! Lounge on the balcony and enjoy the scenery. Close to Margaret River surf and wineries. Great designer kitchen, bbq or walk to cafes, restaurants nearby!
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Beach on your doorstep. Blue waters Buss/Duns
Sit on the deck or the beach enjoy the sunsets in this fully contained one bedroom bangolow in Busselton, with queen bed, bathrobes, sleeps two, coffee machine. 100 mtrs from the shores of beautiful Geographe Bay, . approx 6 kms from the town of Busselton and approx 15 kms from Dunsborough. Right on the door step of the Margaret River Region you can enjoy many of the award winning wines. With luxurious bath robes Sit on the deck or down the beach and enjoy the beautiful sunsets. No Leavers
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8 Paddocks Chalets, Cowaramup
8 Paddocks- A premium, adults-only architectural retreat hidden within 180 acres of pasture and farmland. As one of only four secluded chalets on our expansive estate near Cowaramup, Chalet 3 offers an intimate escape from the everyday, intentionally designed to celebrate the slow pace of the Margaret River Wine Region. Immerse yourself in nature as you watch our iconic Highland cattle graze just beyond your window, toast the evening with legendary sunsets, and enjoy unmatched valley views.
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In a little bay near wine and waves, nestles a magical home awaiting your arrival. Whalebone is a haven for peace, tranquillity and laid-back exploration. Perfectly positioned just footsteps from the aqua waters of Geographe Bay, enjoy French linen dressed beds in our breath-taking bedrooms decorated in rich earthy tones, gorgeously collated interiors, and our expansive ocean-side deck offering bay glimpses. Just add delicious delicacies from Margaret River …and you may never want to leave…
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The Lookout - 1 Bedroom, 1 Bathroom Loft Apartment
If a place was an exhale, this would be it. The space was created with slow & sustainable living in mind, giving you space to breathe & time to truly switch off. The Lookout sits in an open paddock, with 360 views of farmland. Take it all in from your bathtub or through huge windows that frame views stretching right over the wilds of Wildwood. Inside is a cocooning embrace; it’s the dreamiest sanctuary for two. Unfortunately our property is not set up to host newborns, infants or toddlers.
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Explorers Rest | Sauna Sanctuary Near Town & Beach
Explorer’s Rest is a private, architecturally designed retreat set among towering Blue Gum trees. Designed for slow, restorative stays, it offers an intimate sanctuary where thoughtful design, nature, and quiet luxury come together — just minutes from town, river, bush walks, and coastline. Featured on Urban List for the past five years, Explorer’s Rest is recognised for its retreat experience. Now with your own secluded sauna and outdoor bath sanctuary for your exclusive use.
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Driftwood - Busselton Central
🐚 Welcome to DRIFTWOOD -Relax. Recharge. Play. Perfect for a peaceful weekend escape or an extended stay in Busselton! 🌊 A Location You’ll Love • 10 mins to the beach (end of the street) • 10 mins to town centre, cafés, and shops • 10 mins to the iconic Busselton Jetty • 10 mins to fenced dog park • 10 mins to adventure playground (beautifully lit at night) • 20 mins to local wineries and the South West wine trail • Close to breweries and restaurants, including Shelter Brewing
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Busselton Beachside Retreat
Looking for the perfect beachside getaway? Look no further than Busselton Beachside Retreat. A spacious and relaxing private unit with beach house vibes, Busselton Beachside Retreat is perfect for two guests looking to enjoy the beautiful beaches of Busselton and sample the many fine restaurants, breweries and wineries in the Busselton Margaret River region. Only a 2 minute walk to the beach and a 15 minute walk into town, this is the ideal beach retreat. Bring on the serenity!
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The little siren studio Gnarabup
The little siren is a self contained studio at the rear of our property. It’s located in a unique little pocket of Margaret River, looking out over Gas bay surf break and the Cape Leeuwin ridge. An adults only ( no babies either sorry), oasis in which to explore the cape, snuggle up & read books or simply spend the night watching stars from your bed. Our bedroom is on a mezzanine level, the bathroom is downstairs, please note that there are multiple stairs on the property.
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Flo: Urban List Selected for Best Family Staycay
Flo Stays has been selected by URBAN LIST as one of Perth’s best family staycays and local getaways. Why? Because it ticks all the boxes for a perfect vacay with friends and family - unbeatable central location near the beach and jetty, a huge alfresco and backyard complete with a fire pit, nature playground, ping pong table, basketball ring, luxurious bedding and everything needed for a comfortable stay. You'll feel calm and at-home as soon as you arrive.
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Cleves Hut
Farm stay accommodation nestled in a picturesque valley along the Blackwood River. 790 hectares of lush rolling hills, unique bushland and wildlife. A place to unwind, relax and watch the grazing cattle surround Cleves hut. Your very own little sanctuary apart of nature. 100% offgrid and handmade with bespoke recycled timber from the farm. Slow down and experience simple living in the country. Follow us @cleves_hut
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Couples Escape | Walk to Beach | Private Studio
Welcome to Harvest Beach Studio. An inviting coastal retreat just 450m from Geographe Bay in Broadwater. Designed for a serene winter escape, this elegant 2-bedroom hideaway features plush bedding, premium linens, and a warm, modern interior. Enjoy peaceful beach strolls, nearby wineries, and indulgent nights in with a glass of local wine. The perfect winter getaway awaits.
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Yallingup Beach
Popular beach offering surf breaks, a sheltered lagoon, and stunning sunsets
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At Yallingup Beach you can swim in the protected Yallingup Lagoon, snorkel over the reef, or take on classic surf breaks suited to competent surfers. Enjoy crisp white sand, rock pools, a beachfront playground, and lawn areas with barbecues and picnic tables that are perfect for a sunset BBQ while kids play. Facilities include toilets, cold showers, changing rooms, and a small surf shop plus the Lagoon Cafe and a red coffee van. Afterwards, wander coastal tracks or link up with nearby trails into the national park.






Busselton Jetty
Iconic wooden jetty featuring a train ride, underwater observatory, and scenic coastal views
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At Busselton Jetty you can walk the 1.8km heritage-listed timber span or ride the petite solar-powered jetty train 1.7km out to sea. At the end, descend 8m into the Underwater Observatory to see colourful coral, up to 300 marine species, and even occasional mermaid tours or semi-tropical fish for divers. Fish day or night, spot dolphins, stingrays, sea birds and sunrise or sunset along the lit jetty, or visit the Interpretive/Marine Discovery Centre and gift shop. Afterwards, enjoy the foreshore’s calm swimming beaches, big shipwreck and nature playgrounds, cafés, brewery, ice-cream spots, and lawns for picnics.






Meelup Beach
Serene bay with calm waters, shaded picnic spots, and options for kayaking and snorkeling
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At Meelup Beach you can swim in a calm, sheltered turquoise bay with crystal-clear water, soft white sand, and gentle rolling waves ideal for families. Spend the day picnicking or barbecuing on the shaded grassy areas under native trees, then rinse off in the public showers and change rooms. Hire stand-up paddle boards, kayaks, or canoes in summer, snorkel, or simply watch yachts at anchor and the full moon rising over the water. In season, keep an eye out for migrating whales offshore and ospreys fishing along the coast, or walk nearby Meelup Reserve trails to find small coves, wildflowers, and local wildlife.






Ngilgi Cave
Fascinating cave with stunning formations, guided tours, and rich Aboriginal history
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Explore Ngilgi Cave’s extensive boardwalks and impressive underground chambers, lit to highlight striking stalactites, stalagmites, helictites, and coloured shawl formations. Learn about the cave’s rich Aboriginal legend of Ngilgi and Wolgine, its early tourism history, and how it was used by Aboriginal people and settlers on semi-guided or fully guided tours. Kids can tackle the junior explorer’s tunnel or crawl tracks, while adventurers book deeper crawl and hard-hat adventure tours. Above ground, visit the interpretive centre, information bureau, gift shop, and seasonal Indigenous cultural or Twilight Didgeridoo tours, all in a constant, comfortable 20°C environment.






Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse
Historic lighthouse offering panoramic ocean views, whale watching, and scenic walking trails
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At Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, climb the easy 59 stairs to the top balcony for panoramic views over the Indian Ocean, Geographe Bay, and Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Join a guided tour to learn about the working lighthouse and local maritime history, then watch the short film in the Visitors Centre. Use the observation platform, lawns, and nautical-themed playground to relax and take photos. Afterward, follow the paved and bush trails toward Sugarloaf Rock to spot whales, wildflowers, reptiles, seals, and dolphins in season.






Simmo's Icecreamery
Family-friendly ice cream spot with over 60 flavors, a playground, and mini golf
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At Simmo’s Icecreamery you can work your way through over 60 award-winning, full-cream ice cream and sorbet flavours, plus sundaes, hot waffles, coffee and toasted paninis. Eat under shady trees in beautiful parkland, or spread out on the lawn with a cone in hand. Kids can hit the modern playground, run on the big grassed areas, try the 18-hole mini golf, or say hello to resident characters like Edward the Emu and the camels. BBQ and picnic facilities make it easy to linger.






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Fully Self Contained unit among the gum trees
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When is the best time to visit Busselton?
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| Avg. price | $162 |
| Avg. temp | 53°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Busselton?
Visitors often stay near the beach, in the historic town center, or just outside Busselton for a quieter atmosphere. Families and groups might choose stays around Geographe Bay, while couples often prefer charming heritage homes within walking distance of the jetty.
What are the best things to do in Busselton with kids?
Families can explore the Busselton Jetty, visit the Underwater Observatory, or enjoy sheltered swimming at local beaches. Nearby parks and playgrounds also provide open space for play and picnics.
What are some of the best things to do in Busselton?
Busselton has a renowned jetty, an underwater observatory, and peaceful shoreline paths. Guests also frequently explore local galleries, sample food from markets, or join marine eco-tours.
How is the weather in Busselton?
Busselton has mild to warm weather much of the year, with summer highs around 80°F (27°C) and winter lows near 51°F (11°C). Rain is more common from May to August, so packing a light rain jacket can be helpful.
When is the best time to visit Busselton?
Late spring and early autumn are often recommended for comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds. Summer brings more beach activities, while cooler months are popular for cultural events and indoor attractions.
What are the best places to visit in Busselton?
The Busselton Jetty and its Underwater Observatory are frequently suggested. The Foreshore area has art, shaded walks, and playgrounds, while the town center includes heritage buildings and local boutiques.
What are some hiking trails in Busselton?
Explore gentle trails along the Busselton Foreshore, or enjoy walks through heritage precinct gardens and nearby reserves. Nature trails around local wetlands attract birdwatchers and families alike.
What are some family activities we can do in Busselton?
Families often ride the jetty train, discover marine life at the Underwater Observatory, or visit local parks and family-friendly beaches. Seasonal markets and local museums also provide engaging activities for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Busselton?
Guests frequently explore nearby Margaret River wineries, natural caves, or surrounding forests. Wildlife sanctuaries and coastal trails around the region are also popular for day adventures.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Busselton?
Many places in Busselton welcome pets, especially around coastal neighborhoods and family-oriented stays. Look for listings that mention outdoor areas or easy access to walking paths and parks.
What are some local tips for visiting Busselton?
Bring layers for changing weather, especially if spending time on the jetty or near the ocean. Sampling fresh seafood from local vendors and checking local event calendars can add a personal touch to your stay.
What is Busselton known for?
Busselton is known for its historic jetty, thriving arts scene, and beautiful beaches along Geographe Bay. The town also has a reputation for relaxed hospitality and seasonal festivals celebrating local culture.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Busselton?
Discover quiet walking trails along the Vasse River, tucked-away galleries in the heritage precinct, or small local markets with handmade crafts. Early morning visits to local bakeries are a daily tradition for some residents.
What are the best foods to try in Busselton?
Locally caught seafood, such as prawns and snapper, is frequently suggested, along with regional wines and artisanal cheeses from the southwest. Visit bakeries for classic Australian pastries or try fresh produce at markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Busselton?
Pack layers for fluctuating temperatures, comfortable shoes for walks along the jetty and beaches, and a hat or sunscreen for outdoor days. A waterproof jacket is useful, especially if visiting during winter months.
What is the nightlife in Busselton like?
Busselton has a laid-back nightlife with local pubs, waterfront bars, and occasional live music venues, especially during holiday seasons. Some visitors enjoy sunset walks or food trucks along the foreshore in the evening.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Busselton?
Busselton hosts well-attended running festivals, arts events in the warmer months, and maritime-themed celebrations around the jetty. Community markets and food festivals are also recurring highlights throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Busselton?
Busselton has many family-friendly stays, especially around Geographe Bay and near playgrounds or the foreshore. Listings often feature amenities like enclosed yards, extra bedrooms, and easy access to local attractions.
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