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Busselton Pier is the longest wooden pier in the Southern Hemisphere. While you’re on it, take a gander out to the horizon and contemplate the concept of eternity (heavy, man) before visiting Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse. Then enjoy an afternoon picnic on the calming shores of the Yass Riverwith your beloved – or, at the very least, a beloved piece of brie.And of all the sunsets you’re ever likely to see, we’re betting watching the ol’ yellow ball in the sky go to sleep over stunning Geographe Baywill take some beating…

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BUSSELTON’S EVENTS

For the most laid-back music festival in southwest Oz, party on down to the Southbound Festival each January.

Kick back on the coast with a stubby or two as you watch the Geographe Bay Yacht Race float on by in February.

For a corker of a combo, the CinefestOZ Film Festival brings together the best of Aussie and French film every August.

See one of Australia’s annual natural wonders at September’s Busselton Wildflower Exhibition.

Realise how unfit you are by watching the participants at the Ironman Western Australia Triathlon in December.

WHEN TO GO

• Much like the rest of WA, you are looking at sunshine all year round.

• If you’re after long hot days with cooling sea breezes, head to Busselton in summer.

• June is when you will cop the most rain, but the temps are usually still quite mild for winter.

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GETTING AROUND

• There is an excellent and expansive bus service running through Busselton.

• There is plenty of parking around the joint, so for a daytrip or the weekend, the best way to explore Busselton is to drive.

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