Busselton, on Western Australia's Geographe Bay, offers a range of resorts catering to families, couples, and solo travelers seeking a beachside escape. Most resorts are within walking distance of sandy shores and the iconic Busselton Jetty. Accommodation options include self-contained villas with full kitchens, glamping tents, and luxury apartments with spa baths. Prices vary from budget-friendly glamping sites under AUD 150 per night to premium beachfront apartments exceeding AUD 300 per night. Popular districts to stay include the town centre near restaurants and the quiet coastal strip towards Dunsborough for a more secluded feel. Amenities commonly include outdoor pools (both heated and unheated), tennis courts, free parking, barbecue areas, and on-site dining. For those exploring the Margaret River wine region, many resorts offer free Wi-Fi and EV charging stations.
Among the standout properties, Bayview Geographe Resort (Accor) features private villas nestled among peppermint trees, a heated indoor pool, and direct beach access-ideal for families with children. The Timothée Resort, overlooking the Vasse River, provides a tranquil setting with an outdoor pool and on-site Indian restaurant, Curry Port. Abbey Beach Resort offers a more upscale experience with two pools, a sauna, and squash courts, plus direct beachfront access. Broadwater Resort, a 2025 WA Tourism Gold Winner, boasts indoor and outdoor pools, a tennis court, and a popular beachfront bar. For self-contained family stays, Amalfi Resort provides two- and three-bedroom villas with full kitchens and a swimming pool. Those seeking a unique experience can choose Busselton Villas and Glamping Village, which offers glamping tents and villas with a seasonal pool. Siesta Park Holiday Resort sits right on the beach with a private jetty and EV charging, perfect for eco-conscious travelers.