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Busselton Jetty and Underwater Sculptures Night Boat Dive
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Busselton Jetty and Underwater Sculptures Night Boat Dive

5.0(5 reviews)
2 hour(s)
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Busselton, Australia

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Explore the Busselton Jetty, home to over 300 marine species

Day dives feature colorful fish displays and 13 locally made sculptures

Night dives reveal nocturnal creatures like pajama squids and walking starfish

Unique opportunity to experience the Jetty’s dynamic underwater ecosystem

Night Dive Reveals Hidden Wonders Beneath Busselton Jetty


A remarkable underwater adventure awaits beneath Busselton Jetty, where divers can explore one of Western Australia’s most vibrant marine ecosystems. Home to more than 300 species of marine life, the jetty offers an extraordinary opportunity to discover colorful corals, fascinating sea creatures, and an underwater environment that transforms dramatically from day to night.


During daylight hours, the waters surrounding the jetty are alive with activity. Divers can encounter schools of fish, octopus, cuttlefish, crabs, and a variety of other marine species while exploring a series of locally crafted underwater sculptures. The combination of thriving coral formations and abundant sea life creates a visually stunning experience that attracts nature enthusiasts and underwater photographers alike.


As evening approaches, the underwater landscape takes on an entirely different character. Nocturnal species begin to emerge from their hiding places, revealing behaviors rarely seen during the day. Creatures such as pajama squids and walking starfish become active, while many daytime residents shift into hunting and feeding patterns, offering divers a fascinating glimpse into the rhythms of marine life after dark.


The night dive experience showcases the rich biodiversity and ever-changing nature of the Busselton Jetty ecosystem. Every descent beneath the surface reveals new discoveries, making each visit unique. Combining adventure, education, and unforgettable wildlife encounters, this underwater journey provides a captivating perspective on one of Australia’s most celebrated marine environments.

What's Included
  • Experienced Skipper and Deckhand
  • Boat trip to and from dive site
  • Comprehensive dive brief
  • Small group tour
What's Not Included
  • Equipment
  • Dive guide
  • Gratuities
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Customer Reviews

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Based on 5 reviews
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Mark K.Google
November 08, 2025

Such an amazing family experience! The kids loved seeing all the colourful fish up close at the Busselton Jetty Underwater Observatory. The guides were great — a fun and educational day out!

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ssidewayz Google
October 22, 2025

Great to take young kids for a bit of natural marine life We had quite a calm day so could see a fair bit, if the weathers iffy - that may be a different story. Tour was informative. We took the train out but walked back because even after the observatory tour we would have had to wait 40+ minutes for the return train 🚂 and standing on a jetty with a 3 year old for 40mins was not our idea of fun so we walked back. So parents with little kids make sure you plan ahead and take a pram just in case!

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Luke S.Google
July 25, 2025

What a great place to visit! Looking outside into the natural ocean is amazing compared to an aquarium. Seeing the animals in their own habitat is worth the admission price. Plus, this is only one of a few in the whole world!