Busselton Jetty and Underwater Sculptures - Snorkel

Join us for an unforgettable snorkel tour beneath the iconic Busselton Jetty, where a vibrant underwater world awaits. Stretching 1.8 kilometres, the jetty is the longest timber-piled structure in the Southern Hemisphere and Australia’s largest artificial reef. Snorkelers will be immersed in a spectacular environment teeming with life, exploring a diverse range of marine species and a unique underwater art sculpture trail. The combination of history, marine life, and art creates an experience that is both educational and visually stunning, offering a fresh perspective on one of Western Australia’s most famous landmarks.

With a maximum depth of 9 metres, the Busselton Jetty provides ideal conditions for snorkeling, suitable for all skill levels. Expect to see over 300 marine species, including vibrant fish, corals, and sponges that have thrived around the jetty for more than a century. The sculptures now integrated into the reef provide added intrigue and habitat for marine life, making each snorkeling adventure unique. This tour promises a memorable and colorful exploration of one of WA’s most iconic underwater sites.