Very lovely place thanks for the video.

I live in Mimai Fl and I have the privilege to visit there exactly 1 year ago, right before the Covid19 pandemic. It was amazing and of course I wish to go back there again. In general, my wife and me both we are happy to visit Australia for vacation, it was an amazing experiences that we never forget, we fell in love with Perth the city where we have family and we went to visit for 3 weeks. I love Australia, it's a beautiful country, want to go back snd live there if I could

This is awesome! We missed it on our last trip to WA but will make sure to visit it on our next trip there. Love the channel. Liked and subscribed 👍😎🙏 All the best, Kattie and Chris

Cyclone Alby 1978 almost destroyed the main jetty,,,what remains is the Railway Jetty Section which connects to the remaining portion of the Main Jetty. Continuing out to the end where the Underwater Observatory was built.

Lovely video.

Great narration.

Enjoyed watching your video, I made one last week myself on Busselton. Love that beautiful little town and will definitely return one day soon as really wanted to do the underwater thing at the end but it was shut when we walked out to the end. Are you a local? if so, you're so fortunate to reside in such a beautiful seaside town. Keep up the good work, a great video and very informative. I had no idea the train was solar powered. :)

Not first of it's kind in Australia. The first solar powered train is the Byron Bay Solar Powered Train

What a shame you didn't see the mermaids!

I went to the jetty super duper recently.

been there twice. compulsory stop from perth to Margaret River.

I live here I go there every weekend

Did u hear the music on the train? I sang in it

Google says it's the longest jetty in the world.

Busselton 69.3k (estimate) +12.2 persent population sice 2017

I live in Busselton and the is a bad video about it