Busselton Jetty is a delightful attraction in Western Australia, stretching an impressive 1.8 kilometers into the Indian Ocean and claiming the title of the Southern Hemisphere's longest timber-piled jetty, a fact that immediately captures the imagination. Walking along the jetty treats visitors to sweeping panoramic views of the turquoise waters, with the occasional sighting of dolphins swimming alongside, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.

For a budget-friendly option, a mere $4.00 entrance fee allows you to enjoy the leisurely stroll along the jetty, though there's also the option of taking a charming little train ride to the end, albeit at a slightly higher cost. Personally, I found the walk part of the charm of the experience, soaking in the beauty and serenity of the surroundings.

At the jetty's end, there is an Underwater Observatory that offers a fascinating glimpse into the vibrant marine ecosystem beneath the surface but again does have a cost to explore. Descending via a spiral staircase, visitors are treated to up-close views of colorful corals, schools of fish, and on lucky days, playful dolphins or seals.