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Peddle Perth, Perth, Western Australia © Tourism Australia
3 days in Perth
Delve into Perth’s Aboriginal history, explore Fremantle’s craft breweries and discover Rottnest Island’s awe-inspiring beaches and bays. The laid-back charms of Western Australia’s capital await.
The must-do experiences
- Wine and dine at Perth’s trendy restaurants and bars
- Say “cheers” at the birthplace of Australian craft beer
- Meet an adorable quokka on Rottnest Island
Day 1: Perth
Western Australia’s capital has it all: sun-drenched beaches, rich culture and a deliciously diverse food and drink scene. From the city to the coast, Perth’s activities are limitless.
Day 2: Fremantle
Sail down the Swan River to reach the charming Fremantle (otherwise known as ‘Freo’), a city steeped in history and the birthplace of modern Australian craft beer. There’s plenty to do in Fremantle, so take your pick from these top experiences.
Day 3 : Rottnest Island
You can’t visit Perth without taking a day trip to the dazzling Rottnest Island, home of the quokka, Australia’s smiling marsupial. Here are a few of Rottnest Island’s must-do experiences.
