Perth Tourist Attractions And Nearby Hotspots

The city of Perth boasts sunny weather, a relaxed outdoor lifestyle, fresh produce and plenty of exciting things to see and do. Azure blue ocean, ivory tinted sand beaches, rapidly developing entertainment hubs, a picturesque wine region, maritime heritage and one of the most pristine coastlines in the world. Best of all, you can enjoy all of this within a short distance of the city centre. Get onboard the spectacular cruises in Perth, join a tour, visit a Perth attraction or explore the West Australian cuisine.

You don’t have to put a hole in your wallet to find the best things to do near and around Perth. Plenty of budget-friendly fun activities are available all year round. Laidback beach atmosphere, expansive parks and gardens are the main tourist hotspots in Perth.

Walk, cycle, or jog along the precincts of the famous Swan River and capture the most photogenic cityscapes. Perth also lodges one of the world's biggest inner city parks. The park and the foreshore of Swan River is a popular spot for picnics as well as for sailing and fishing. Get onboard one of the dining cruises in Perth to take in the best views of the city as it stands proudly on its banks with brilliant blue skies in the backdrop. Most of the boat cruises in Perth offer perfect photo opportunities of the river, cityscape and all the other attractions studded along the river. From leisurely sailing cruises to jet boats, choose your ideal way to explore the scenic Swan River that winds its way through the heart of the city.

Perth is the perfect place to enjoy the sun and indulge in all kinds of water activities, from surfing and swimming to diving and snorkeling with a variety of wildlife.

The sunset lights up the sky with vibrant warm hues on one side and amazing cooler colours in all other directions creating something exceptional. The phenomenon lasts around 30 minutes after the sunsets and can be best observed from a beach or from the decks of a Perth river cruise.

Take in the best views of some of Perth's most opulent riverside residences as you follow the river to Fremantle or travel to the upper reaches to explore one of the oldest wine regions of Western Australia's- the Swan Valley.

Fremantle

Fremantle is a dynamic and historic port city right outside of Perth. The city offers a variety of dining options down the charming streets filled with music and arts. There are also many cruises that offer exceptional dining options. Fremantle is also a great place for shopping, with bustling markets and streets studded with fashion stores, it is a fun place to spend the day.

Fremantle began life as a place of punishment. The magnificently preserved sandstone prison echoes a thousand stories. The ethnically diverse port city has witnessed some of Australia’s greatest triumphs and disappointments. It will be a shame if you miss out on the Fremantle Prison Tunnel tour. Fremantle Prison is one of the heritage-listed buildings in Australia. The building was constructed in the 19th century by convicts for convicts. This heritage edifice has numerous stories etched into its walls.

It is easy to get caught up in the charm of this flamboyant port city. The popular cappuccino strip is studded with cafes and breweries. Visit the Fremantle market during weekends and browse about 150 stalls featuring local produce and indigineous art. Walk along the harbour and visit rustic breweries offering exceptional craft beers.

The intriguing maritime past intertwined with a vibrant contemporary culture of art, shopping and food culture is what makes Fremantle a popular tourist destination.