easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic swimming ability recommended.
Explore the unique underwater world of Busselton Jetty with the Try Scuba Dive experience. Perfect for beginners, discover vibrant reefs and stunning sculptures beneath Australia's longest timber jetty.
3 Hours • $299/person • Max 6 people
Dive into an unforgettable adventure at Busselton Jetty, Australia's largest artificial reef! Experience vibrant marine life and stunning underwater sculptures with expert guidance. Perfect for beginners, this unique Try Scuba program promises breathtaking sights and memories that will leave you eager for more. Discover the magic beneath the waves today!
Come discover the underwater world!
Let us take you on your first scuba diving experience and see the beauty that lies beneath the Busselton Jetty. With no certification or past diving experience required, our Try Scuba program is the best introduction to scuba diving and where the magic begins.
Our experienced instructors will be with you every step of the way, setting your gear up and providing a detailed overview of the Busselton Jetty dive site, before guiding you through the breath-taking underwater paradise that awaits. On this dive you will meet mermaids and whales along the famous underwater sculpture trail, while surrounded by vibrant coloured corals and schools of playful fish.
Your instructor will keep you safe and make sure your first breaths underwater are truly unforgettable! The Try Dive experience is nothing short of amazing and most people are booked to come straight back and do their Open Water Dive course before they leave so they can keep diving!
Arrive promptly at Swan Dive on Busselton Jetty foreshore to complete check-in and dive briefing before the boat departs.
Wear a hat, apply sunscreen, and bring a water bottle to stay comfortable while waiting and after your dive.
Follow the scuba instructor’s guidance carefully for a safe and enjoyable diving experience, especially if you’re a beginner.
Drinking water after your dive helps recovery and keeps you comfortable throughout your adventure.
Busselton Jetty was constructed in 1865 and now hosts Australia's largest artificial reef and one of six underwater observatories globally.
The dive site lies within a protected sanctuary zone, promoting coral growth and preserving marine biodiversity through sustainable tourism practices.
Essential for comfort and mobility in the water during your dive.
summer specific
Protects your skin during time spent on the boat and jetty before and after diving.
summer specific
Useful for sun protection while on the boat or on the jetty.
summer specific
Necessary to dry off after your dive and stay warm.