Busselton has been the top tourist hub in Western Australia for several years, and the Mediterranean climate makes the place even a better romantic gateway. The longest wooden jetty lies within Busselton, and it’s one of the interesting sites to visit in Busselton. The town lies about 220 kilometres south-west of the state’s capital, and it has a population of about 13,200 people and equal women to men ratio.

Board the charter boats and take a ride to explore the water world and also go whale watching. That’s not all; you can also take a stroll down the 1.8 km jetty and have something that is out of this world. Get your adrenaline pumps up and swim, snorkel, surf, fish, and go paddling next to your soulmate. Busselton is not about the fun but creating memories in their award-winning restaurants and wineries. Cycling is the new culture for lovebirds, and Busselton beaches have cycling paths that will help you explore the vast shores.