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Busselton Jetty
If you ever venture to Gods country called Western Australia
, you must go to Busselton which is a 2 hour drive south of Perth, the jetty is 1799mtrs in length and was built in 1865, the depth at the end of the jetty is 6-9 mtrs. The soft corals and fish life make this a must dive, at night it gets better.
Just down the road, 30minute drive isthe town of Dunsborough where the HMAS SWAN dive wreck is, another great dive site. Both towns have great accomodation and dive shops.
Submariner Bob
My deepest dive was to 600 feet for 5 hours with no deco stop. Remember Submariners do it deeper!
, you must go to Busselton which is a 2 hour drive south of Perth, the jetty is 1799mtrs in length and was built in 1865, the depth at the end of the jetty is 6-9 mtrs. The soft corals and fish life make this a must dive, at night it gets better.Just down the road, 30minute drive isthe town of Dunsborough where the HMAS SWAN dive wreck is, another great dive site. Both towns have great accomodation and dive shops.
Submariner Bob
My deepest dive was to 600 feet for 5 hours with no deco stop. Remember Submariners do it deeper!
Contributed by Mellow added 2003-12-02
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