Busselton Jetty Ed. 2 of 30

The Busselton Jetty, located in Busselton, Western Australia, is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere, extending 1.8 kilometers (1.1 miles) into the Indian Ocean. Built in 1865, it has a rich maritime history and is now a popular tourist attraction. Visitors can walk or take a small train to the end of the jetty, where an underwater observatory provides stunning views of marine life in a natural reef environment. The jetty also hosts activities like fishing, snorkeling, and diving, making it a vibrant hub of culture and recreation.

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The coastline of Western Australia has some of the most spectacular scenery on offer.
Jamie Scott has captured the essence and beauty of this wonderful land in his photography, and now is giving you the opportunity to enjoy and take home the views yourself.
Jamie grew up in the town of Dunsborough, Western Australia and was surrounded by water from an early age, Jamie now resides in Margaret River. Surfing, wave sailing and diving are a big part of Jamie's lifestyle.
Jamie Scott has many images in his growing gallery, from the South West and North West regions of Western Australia to choose from, including Sunsets, Coastlines, Wildlife, Landscapes, Waves and Surfing.
Jamie Scott has won numerous awards worldwide for his big wave images and also has a permanent exhibition in the new WA Museum Boola Bardip, Perth.