Jetty Baths is a small, quiet beach located near the city centre of Bunbury, Western Australia. It is characterized by shallow, calm, and still waters within a sheltered bay, making it a popular location for families. The overall aesthetic is of a protected, grassy foreshore area with scenic views across Koombana Bay and the harbour from the nearby Marlston Hill Lookout. For paddlers, the primary access point is the sandy beach itself, which is backed by a park with shaded grassy areas. Facilities directly supporting a paddle trip include public parking, public barbeques, picnic tables, and toilets. The beach's calm nature suggests minimal shore break and protected conditions from wind and swell, likely making for a gentle launch and landing, though the specific effects of tide on the launch area are not detailed. The shallow, tranquil waters are also noted as being good for snorkeling, indicating generally good water clarity and quality for observing marine life. A notable natural feature is the potential to see resident dolphins frolicking in the bay. The immediate paddling environment is Koombana Bay, with the Bunbury Seaside Promenade Walk running along the coast nearby. The calm and sheltered nature of the bay suggests it is suitable for recreational paddling, particularly for beginners and families. The beach is part of an active waterfront revitalization project, indicating ongoing improvements to landscaping, road access, and parking.