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Busselton / 8 photo spots

8 Instagram spots around Busselton

Busselton sits on Geographe Bay in Western Australia. Beyond the jetty and heritage buildings, a short drive leads to forest, beaches and coastal lookouts. For a planned commercial shoot, check permissions with the relevant land manager.

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Busselton Jetty

From the foreshore, photograph Busselton Jetty reaching out into Geographe Bay. If you also want to walk on the jetty, check the operator’s current access and walk-pass conditions.

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Old Courthouse Busselton

The Old Courthouse complex stands near the jetty end of Queen Street. Photograph its heritage buildings from the public footpath and check opening hours if you want to enter.

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Old Butter Factory Busselton

The former butter factory on Peel Terrace is now Busselton Museum. From the public footpath, photograph the historic building’s exterior.

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Ambergate Reserve Busselton

Follow the walking trail through Ambergate Reserve south of town to photograph native plants and woodland. Wildflowers are seasonal, and staying on the trail protects the vegetation.

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Membenup Picnic Area Tuart Forest

At Membenup Picnic Area in Tuart Forest National Park, look up from the visitor area to photograph tall tuart trees. Pets are not permitted in the park.

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Meelup Beach Dunsborough

At Meelup Beach near Dunsborough, use the sand to frame Geographe Bay and the curved shoreline. Keep clear of waves and respect the coastal vegetation.

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Meelup Brook Trail Dunsborough

The Meelup Brook Trail starts at Meelup Beach and leads through trees to a timber deck above the brook. Photograph the woodland from the deck. The brook flows seasonally.

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Sugarloaf Rock Lookout

From the visitor lookout at Sugarloaf Rock near Cape Naturaliste, frame the offshore rock and ocean. Stay on the lookout and do not try to cross to the rock, where seabirds nest.

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