Make a weekend of it!
Get the most out of your BEERHALL weekend.
WHERE TO STAY
WHEN YOU’RE NOT AT BEERHALL
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Shelter Brewing Co.
The brewery on the Busselton Foreshore, so close to BEERHALL you could jump in.
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LS Merchants
Take a trip to Cowaramup to taste some of the best of the South West at the cellar door
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Credaro Estate
The Yallingup cellar door is well worth a stop for the beautiful scenery and beautiful wines.
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Rocky Ridge Taphouse
Our favourite other brewery in Busselton. A non-stop pipeline of limited release beers that never miss. Taste the rainbow at the taphouse.
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Little Ottos Big Choc Shop
The sweetest spot in town! Little Otto’s has more house-made choccy and gelato than you can imagine.
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Jibbas
Feeling saucy? Do you like it hot? Head to Jibba’s for what is definitely (probably?) WA’s biggest selection of hot sauces, all made by the man himself.
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Banksia Tavern
Some of the best food in town, friendly service, and an epic drinks list. A favourite spot for locals.
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The Goose
The only place in Busso closer to the water than BEERHALL! Great food, great drinks, and great views.
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The Fire Station
A Busselton institution at this point. Pull up for a few bevvies on a sunny arvo, nothing better!
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Tonic by the Bay
Tonic is nestled in the perfect shady spot by the beach west of the town centre. A hidden gem!
PLAY
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The Beach
Our beaches are pure perfection. Bring a snorkel and jump off the jetty to check out the underwater statues or have a splash, relax and prepare yourself for a big day at BEERHALL.
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The Jetty
Jump on the train and check out the underwater observatory at the end, or stretch your legs and take a long walk on a long jetty.
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The Par 3
Mini golf or big golf, take your pick. This shaded sanctuary is a hidden gem. Not many better places in town to sink a few beers.
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Swan Dive
If you like getting deep underwater book a snorkel or SCUBA adventure with Swan Dive before BEERHALL.
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Bring the bike
If you like going off-road, some of the region’s best trails are just 25-35 minutes away in Dunsborough, Cowaramup, and Margaret River.
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Whale Watching
August to November is peak whale season Down South, as humpbacks and blue whales migrate through Geographe Bay.
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Forest Adventures
Forest Adventures is a high rope adventure course park located in the beautiful Tuart forest 10 kilometres north of Busselton.
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Koomal Dreaming Cape Cultural tour
Learn about the Boodja (country) of the Wadandi people through their eyes and learn about the Noongar seasons.
Travel
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If you’re coming from around the South West we’ve got your travel sorted. Bus tickets are available at the website, with pickup and drop-off points in Margs, Dunsborough, Vasse and Bunbury.
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Busselton is pretty metropolitan these days, there’s a few Ubers floating around, but if you want to book a taxi for the trip home try South West Taxis
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There’s plenty of parking around the foreshore and town, but make sure you have a sober skipper behind the wheel!