How To Reach Busselton, WA Australia

• Beach

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• Heritage Park and Trail
• St Mary's Anglican Church

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Busselton by Road:

Busselton has a town bus service run by South West Coach Lines, there are 3 routes. South West Coach Lines and Transwa provide coach services for connections to other south west towns and Perth

Busselton by Train:

Western Australia's first railway line was built just north of Busselton at Lockville in 1871, the original engine known as the Ballarat engine is on display near the tourist bureau. The privately-owned line was used for the transport of timber [1] to the Wonnerup jetty across the Ballarat bridge which was later converted to a pedestrian bridge and removed in 2004 to allow for the replacement of the nearby Vasse Floodgates. From about 1927 to 1957, Busselton was also on the WAGR railway line running from Bunbury to Flinders Bay. Following the closure in the 1950s of the Flinders Bay branch, most of the old line formation was changed in ownership. The railway line also connected onto the Busselton Jetty and was not closed on the jetty until the 1970s. The connection with Bunbury was closed in the late 1980s.

Busselton by Air:

Skywest now provide a weekend service to Busselton from Perth with flights being 45 minutes in duration. There are return flights on Fridays and Sundays.