Western Australia Accommodation 2024
Since the very first race held in Busselton, Tri Travel has been there to help athletes and their families experience the best of Western Australia.
Since the very first race held in Busselton, Tri Travel has been there to help athletes and their families experience the best of Western Australia.
The Event
Since 2004, Western Australia has been a bucket-list race for athletes all over the world. Taking place in the idyllic seaside town of Busselton – the gateway to the famous Western Australia wine region of Margaret River – ‘Busso’ is renowned for being the place to go for a personal best time with one of the flattest and fastest courses on the global circuit.
Our Service
Our team of sports travel experts are here to assist you with any component of your travel arrangements to Busselton, ensuring that you can focus on your race preparations. With access to a range of the best event accommodation, we invite you to speak with our friendly team today.
Abbey Beach Apartments
Just a 10 minute drive from the swim start at Busselton Jetty, Abbey Beach Resort is an ideal location for any athlete or spectator. Abbey Beach is the largest resort in southwest Western Australia with many facilities such as; two restaurants and bars, both indoor and outdoor pools, on-site playground, fitness centre and more.
With the full resort facilities, Abbey Beach Resort is the perfect accommodation for athletes and their families.
The Sebel Busselton
Just a 10-minute drive from the swim start at Busselton Jetty, The Sebel Busselton is an ideal location for both athletes and spectators. Enjoy the resort-style swimming pools, gym facilities, or go for a game (or two) of tennis on the courts.
Event Location
Busselton is a city on the southwest tip of Western Australia, 230km south of Perth.
Getting There
Busselton is just a 2.5 hour drive south of Perth (approximately 220km).
Location Highlights
Busselton is known for its sheltered beach and seasonal humpback whale populations. The beachfront features the 19th-century Busselton Jetty. This wood pier stretches nearly 2km to the Underwater Observatory, where life in a coral reef is on view. To the city’s northeast, the towering tuart trees of Tuart Forest National Park are home to 2 species of possum.
Weather
The weather around race time in December is an average of 27 degrees. The days are warm, but the nights can be cool with the winds coming in off the sea in this exposed part of Western Australia.
A fast, flat and scenic course sets the stage for a personal best time in Busselton. Watch the course review.
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