Tonic by the Bay is Broadwater Resort’s onsite restaurant and bar. Guests enjoy an exclusive 10% discount when dining at Tonic by the Bay.

During your stay at Broadwater Resort, we highly recommend exploring the incredible Busselton Jetty Underwater Observatory, one of Western Australia’s most iconic attractions.

Ngilgi Cave is located within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste Ridge, a limestone formation approximately 90 kilometres long and 3 kilometres wide.

Walk beside Wadandi custodian Josh ‘Koomal’ Whiteland through Wadandi and Bibbulman Country and connect with history like never before.

The Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse, built in 1895 from local limestone, stands as a significant landmark in maritime history.

Forest Adventures, a thrilling Capes Foundation experience, offers adrenaline-filled fun through high ropes courses and flying foxes amidst the majestic Ludlow Tuart Forest in Western Australia's beautiful South West.

Step aboard with Naturaliste Charters and immerse yourself in one of nature’s most awe-inspiring events - the great whale migration along Western Australia’s breathtaking South West Coast.

Just a short trip from Broadwater Resort, Sunflowers Animal Farm is a wonderful family-friendly attraction where you can meet and interact with hundreds of friendly farm animals. Guests can pat, feed, and enjoy time with some of the friendliest animals you’ll ever meet - it’s a favourite experience among visitors of all ages!

The Par 3, 18-Hole Mini Golf course is the perfect activity for guests of all ages. Set among beautifully maintained greens and shady trees, this course offers a great mix of challenge and fun for families, couples, and groups alike. Whether you’re perfecting your putting skills or just enjoying a relaxed game with friends, Par 3 Mini Golf is a fantastic way to spend a sunny Busselton afternoon, and it’s conveniently located just minutes from Broadwater Resort.

For a unique and educational family outing, we recommend visiting Discover Deadly, located in the beautiful Margaret River Region. This undercover reptile education centre offers fun for all ages, where guests can get up close with fascinating creatures such as dragons, snakes, skinks, spiders, and more!

Explore one of the region’s true hidden gems, Australia’s largest private collection of shells and coral, and among the most impressive in the world. Step into over 200 square metres of vibrant displays featuring more than 30,000 rare and beautiful specimens collected from across the globe. The collection showcases the extraordinary colours and forms of shells and coral, offering a captivating experience for visitors of all ages. You’ll also find shells, corals, and handcrafted shell jewellery available for purchase. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or simply love discovering unique local treasures, this attraction is a must-visit during your stay

If you’re exploring the heart of the Margaret River wine and food region, make sure to stop by The Candy Cow. Located in the charming town of Cowaramup (fondly called Cow Town by the locals).

A visit to The Margaret River Chocolate Company is a must for anyone with a love of all things sweet. Established in 1999, the original factory in the Margaret River region has become one of Western Australia’s most popular tourist destinations. It’s the perfect stop for a delicious treat and a glimpse into the art of chocolate making.