Take a train ride into the ocean and discover breathtaking coastal beauty. Go underwater and learn about Dolphins in Bunbury. After your city accommodation pick up, they travel south passing by the townships of Rockingham and Mandurah to reach the heritage-listed 152-year-old Busselton Jetty. Busselton was a popular farming and forest town in years past as well as a major export port for West Australian products. The heritage-listed Busselton Jetty extends 1.8 kilometres across the stunning Geographe Bay and is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. At your own leisure, you may embark on a train ride along the jetty across the calm waters of Geographe Bay. Descend eight metres below the ocean floor to view the awe-inspiring Underwater Observatory, where you will discover sub-tropical corals, sponges, invertebrates and schools of fish that thrive in the area. After an enjoyable time enjoying the aquatic sights in Bunbury and Busselton, drive past the picturesque Yalgorup National Park where 10 coastal lakes lie and marvel at the estuary township of Mandurah and Rockingham while travelling back on the Farmer and Kwinana Freeway before concluding the tour back to the city of Perth.