MAKE A WEEKEND OF IT!

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Whether you’re visiting from around the world or a local looking for a staycation, you should make the most of Busselton while you’re here.

Get your tan on at the beach, walk the 1.84km to the end of the jetty (and back), and stay at our favourite places; here’s what we reckon you should get up to while you’re in town.

Where to Stay
When You're not at Beerhall
Where to Play
How to Get There

WHERE TO STAY

  • The Hilton Busselton

    To stay in ultimate comfort we can’t recommend the Hilton enough. It’s a one-minute walk away from the festival site, a lazy stroll to the beach and the jetty, and only a touch further into town. If the beach is too salty for you lounge by the pool and grab a Shelter at the bar.

    Book The Hilton

  • The Timothee Busselton

    The Timothée Resort, one of Busselton’s original motels, blends nostalgic retro charm with contemporary luxury. The rooms are elegant, the pool is perfect, the place is a winner. And it’s just a seven-minute bike ride away from BEERHALL.

    Book The Timothee

WHEN YOU’RE NOT AT BEERHALL

  • Shelter Brewing Co.

    The brewery on the Busselton Foreshore, so close to BEERHALL you could jump in.

    Visit Shelter Brewing Co.

  • LS Merchants

    Take a trip to Cowaramup to taste some of the best of the South West at the cellar door

    Visit LS Merchants

  • Credaro Estate

    The Yallingup cellar door is well worth a stop for the beautiful scenery and beautiful wines.

    Visit Credaro Estate

  • 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.

    Visit Rocky Ridge Taphouse

  • Little Ottos Big Choc Shop

    The sweetest spot in town! Little Otto’s has more house-made choccy and gelato than you can imagine.

    Visit Little Ottos Big Choc Shop

  • 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.

    Visit Jibbas

  • Banksia Tavern

    Some of the best food in town, friendly service, and an epic drinks list. A favourite spot for locals.

    Visit Banksia Tavern

  • The Goose

    The only place in Busso closer to the water than BEERHALL! Great food, great drinks, and great views.

    Visit The Goose

  • The Fire Station

    A Busselton institution at this point. Pull up for a few bevvies on a sunny arvo, nothing better!

    Visit The Fire Station

  • Tonic by the Bay

    Tonic is nestled in the perfect shady spot by the beach west of the town centre. A hidden gem!

    Visit Tonic by the Bay

PLAY

  • 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.

  • 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.

    Visit the Jetty

  • 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.

    Vist Par 3

  • Swan Dive

    If you like getting deep underwater book a snorkel or SCUBA adventure with Swan Dive before BEERHALL.

    Visit Swan Dive

  • 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.

  • Whale Watching

    August to November is peak whale season Down South, as humpbacks and blue whales migrate through Geographe Bay.

    Book Whale Watching

  • Forest Adventures

    Forest Adventures is a high rope adventure course park located in the beautiful Tuart forest 10 kilometres north of Busselton.

    Visit Forest Adventures

  • Koomal Dreaming Cape Cultural tour

    Learn about the Boodja (country) of the Wadandi people through their eyes and learn about the Noongar seasons.

    Visit Koomal Dreaming

Travel

  • 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.

  • 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

    South West Taxis

  • There’s plenty of parking around the foreshore and town, but make sure you have a sober skipper behind the wheel!