Busselton Family Holiday House, Busselton

Close to jetty, town and attractions. Ideal for 2 families, sleeping up to 12 persons. Only 30 minutes to wineries and Margaret River.

configuration is 4 bedrooms (& 2 bathrooms) comprising:

1 x queen,
3 x double
1 x double sofa bed (lounge)
2 x singles
(note --> 2 rooms have double/single config)

- Brand new furnishings.
- Undercover outdoor area including BBQ with hood
- Tea, coffee, sugar, gladwrap, foil, soap and washing powder provided.
- New Sheriden/Espirit bedlinen and towels provided ($20pp
per stay.
- games, books and dvd's
- kayaks for use (at your own risk)
- hi-fi also has USB socket so you can bring your own music

Busselton - why you should visit....

Located 232 km south of Perth, Busselton was judged WA’s top tourism town in 1995 and 1996, as the State’s premier seaside resort town. Sheltered from most prevailing winds, it has 30 kms of white sandy beaches and is an aquatic playground remarkable for the variety it offers in the tranquil waters of Geographe Bay. Fisherman, water skiers, snorkellers, scuba divers, windsurfers and sailors use the bay.

In spring the wildflowers are magnificent, and such varieties as kangaroo paws, cats paws, pink vine, acacias and donkey and spider orchids are in abundance. Busselton makes an excellent base from which to explore the surrounding area, in particular the Margaret River Wine Region, which extends westward from Busselton in the north to Augusta in the south.

The Margaret River Wine Region, less than 30 minutes away is responsible for only 1% of Australia’s wine production, but supplies no less than 10% of the premium market. Visitors will find vineyards dotting the picture book hillsides throughout the Capes. Each has its own style and ambience. In all there are over 50 vineyards and 30 wineries – a remarkable number considering that wine was first produced in the region just 30 years ago. Character and quality can be found in fruit-intense Chardonnays, rich Semillons, robust Cabernets, soft Merlots and other varietal wines and blends.

The Busselton Jetty is the longest wooden jetty in the Southern Hemisphere and was built over a 95-year period in 1865. Timber and whaling were the main sources of income for the area in the earlier days and jetties for this purpose were built at Wonnerup, Busselton and Quindalup. Of these, only the Busselton jetty remains. The jetty gracefully stretches a remarkable 2 kms. Into Geographe Bay and is a mecca for snorkellers and scuba divers who are fascinated not only by the immense variety of fish and other marine species, but by a stunningly beautiful array of coloured soft corals. Relaxing train rides the length of the jetty are available daily, weather permitting

Check-in: 1400           Check-out: 1000           Pets: Allowed