The Busselton Foreshore offers up what seems like an endless stretch of white sandy beach, so you’re pretty much guaranteed a swimming spot all to yourself. Jump into the shallow, still waters and be sure to keep your eyes open for frolicking dolphins swimming up and down the bay. If you’ve got a board, bike or scooter, give the Busselton Skate Park a go.

This foreshore and beach is very popular for its safe swimming under normal conditions. A seasonal swimming enclosure is in place, which is accompanied by the permanent swim jetty, located just west of the main Busselton Jetty.

There are three playgrounds spread across the foreshore for all ages. Make sure you check out the new shipwreck adventure playground, complete with half-sunken ship and a kraken. For younger kids, there is also a dedicated toddlers' train-themed playground situated between the Busselton Visitor Centre and the Youth Precinct.

The Foreshore has ample shaded picnic areas with public barbecues and seating, along with toilets and shower facilities. There is also a network of bicycle pathways that connect to Dunsborough.