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Explore Perth, Fremantle and Rottnest Island in One Day Join a full-day tour to discover the best of Western Australia. Travel in a small group for a personal and relaxed experience. Your local guide will show you the highlights of Perth and Fremantle before you visit Rottnest Island. See panoramic views from Kings Park. Walk along Elizabeth Quay and St. Georges Terrace. Discover Fremantle’s historic charm. Take a short ferry ride to Rottnest Island and meet the famous Quokkas. End the day with a scenic Swan River cruise back to Perth.

It's time to raise a glass and discover Perth's hidden history. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a culture connoisseur, or simply looking for an unforgettable way to experience Perth, this tour offers a blend of stories, flavors, and architectural marvels that highlight the city's remarkable evolution. Join your charismatic virtual guide, Riley, to uncover the layers of history that lie within Perth's historic pubs. Stories Unseen's clever app helps you: > Explore easily - experience some of Australia’s most iconic and unknown locations like never before. > Experience places differently - dig deeper with immersive stories that blend text, photos, videos and audio across past and present. > Love the journey - Adventure your way with your people. > Make moments - Stop. Take a breath, and soak up every little moment. > Even the locals don’t know - connect with places and people you’d never know existed. A sprawling world of hidden stories awaits.

Visit three of Western Australia's top attractions outside Perth in one day by flying there. Traveling by plane, you'll head to Wave Rock, the Pinnacles, and Rottnest Island to see unique rock formations, otherworldly landscapes, white-sand beaches, and native wildlife. Booking this tour is ideal for those short on time who want to see more of the state outside the capital city. You'll have the chance to take walks, visit small museums, enjoy photo opportunities, and more.

Pack your day with history, nature, culture, and more during this full-day, guided, multi-stop tour that includes a visit to Fremantle’s Cappuccino Strip, known for its many outdoor cafes. Defy gravity with a tree-top walk in Kings Park and take in landscape views from high above. On the ground, wander to see wildflowers blooming and the Eternal Flame before heading to Fremantle to visit Monument Hill, Fisherman’s Wharf, and take in the atmosphere.

Welcome to Perth’s ultimate slow-burn story — a self-guided walking tour where the city reveals itself one thoughtful step at a time. This isn’t a checklist sprint between landmarks; it’s Perth loosening its collar and showing its personality. You’ll wander through expressive streets, creative hubs, heritage buildings, riverside calm, and leafy pauses that feel suspiciously good for the soul. Along the way are theatres with flair, libraries made for lingering, arcades that protect everyday rituals, and river views that quietly reset your mood. There’s humour tucked into history, calm behind the city buzz, and moments where Perth gently nudges you to slow down. No rush, no pressure — just stories, scenery, and a city that prefers conversation over performance.

This is a private tour. No stangers or others are in your booking. Your guide is a local born & bred West Australian with considerable experience in the locations we visit. The focus of this tour is the point where the Indian and the Southern Oceans meet. The guided tour of the Leeuwin Lighthouse itself is optional. A heritage pass to the grounds of the lighthouse and viewing where the oceans meet applies at minimal cost. Other locations can be added with some consultation on request. Specially selected small towns add interest to this big day in the Margaret River region. If children are included we can include some of the most beautiful beaches in the world along the coast. A brief stop at the Margaret River and Busselton Township is included in this tour. Cave tours are not options in this tour as they are lengthy and impact on other destinations.

A magical way to see the historical Port City, Fremantle. Prior to British settlement, the indigenous Noongar people inhabited the area, knew it by the name of Walyalup. Visited by Dutch explorers in the 1600s, Fremantle was named after Captain Charles Fremantle. The convict-built Fremantle Prison and is now a World Heritage Site. Fremantle was deepened for commercial shipping, into a bustling trade centre. Declared a city in 1929, Fremantle played a key role in World War II as the largest submarine base. Post-war immigration from Europe, particularly Italy, shaped Fremantle's character, after hosting the 1987 America's Cup. Today, Fremantle is recognised for Victorian and Edwardian streetscapes, convict-era heritage with a thriving arts and culinary scene. The Fremantle War Memorial is located on Monument Hill, an 11-acre public reserve, the Fallen Soldiers' and Sailors' Memorial, established by the Fremantle Town Council in 1928 to commemorate the losses of the First World War.

Discover the best of Western Australia on this 4-day small-group Outback Coast Tour from Perth. This expertly guided tour takes you to top natural attractions including the Pinnacles Desert, Kalbarri National Park, and the Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Get up close with wild dolphins at Monkey Mia, walk on the pure white sands of Shell Beach, and cruise the turquoise waters of Shark Bay on a scenic catamaran tour. Travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with a knowledgeable driver-guide, ensuring a relaxed and informative experience. This tour includes hotel accommodation, national park entry, wildlife experiences, and a fresh seafood lunch at the famous Lobster Shack in Cervantes. Perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers, this small-group tour (max 12 guests) offers an immersive and stress-free way to explore the wild beauty of Western Australia. Book now to experience the highlights of WA’s coastline and outback—without the crowds or the hassle.

Discover the highlights of Western Australia’s scenic south on this 4-day tour from Perth. Sample local flavors in Margaret River, cruise around the Nornalup Inlet, and see where the Indian and Southern oceans converge at the Cape Leeuwin Lighthouse. Discover the area’s natural attractions as you marvel at the vast Mammoth Cave and climb above the treetops in the Valley of the Giants.

Take in the highlights of Perth and explore the historic port town of Fremantle on this full-day tour. Admire Perth landmarks such as Perth Gold Mint, the Bell Tower, and the WACA; enjoy a treetop walking tour of Kings Park; and visit Fremantle, famous for its market and ‘Cappuccino Strip’. Finally, return to Perth with a scenic cruise along the Swan River and sample regional wines on-board as you sail back into the city.

Discover Perth and Fremantle on a relaxed four-hour small-group tour limited to 12 guests. Travel with a live guide in your selected language—English, German, French, Spanish or Italian—with pickup from selected locations included. Visit South Perth, Elizabeth Quay, Kings Park and Cottesloe Beach before finishing in historic Fremantle. Stay and explore at your own pace, then return independently to Perth by train or a separately booked Swan River cruise. Return transportation is not included.

Wander Perth the way it likes best—slow, sunny, and slightly unbothered. This self-guided walk flows from the calm of state war memorial perth and the colourful perth clock, past history with lord forrest perth, and into the green heart of kings park perth, kings park wa, and kings park and botanic garden perth wa. Climb the twisty dna tower / dns tower perth, breathe deep at lake claremont perth and Allen park, then follow the coast to swanbourne beach perth, north cottesloe beach, cottesloe beach in perth, and cottesloe beach perth. Discover a Perth secret garden, sip by Indiana Teahouse Perth, pass sea view golf club Perth, explore The Cove Perth, Mosman beach Perth, Leighton Beach Perth, and finish at Port Beach Perth.

See a wide range of sights in Perth and Fremantle in just a few hours with this tour. Get picked up from your accommodation or cruise port and then sit back and relax while your driver/guide takes you past the major city attractions. See the Bell Tower, Victoria Quay, Kings Park, Swan River and much more. As you move across the city, listen to informative commentary from your guide.

Fly from Perth to Australia’s Southwest, with views of gorgeous beaches and country Australia. After the flight, a coastal drive to the ancient and spiritual tingle forests leads you to the Tree Top Walk, where you can walk among the giants in the treetops. The tour then extends to Denmark, a tranquil country town with stunning white beaches and turquoise waters. Here, you’ll also visit the gorgeous and unique “Elephant Rocks”, a collection of massive rocks littering a secluded beach.Take some time out to relax and enjoy a meal, before we drive you to Albany. Here, you’ll see a page from Australia’s history books at the Old Whaling Station; where a major industry thrived for many years. Afterwards, visit the awe inspiring ‘Gap’ and ‘Natural Bridge’ which tell a story thousands of years in the making. These epic geological structures stand at the border of land and sea, showing off the raw power of the Southern Ocean. From July to October, whales can be seen off the coast.

Your next adventure in the Great Southern is never far away, with rolling vineyards set against a stunning backdrop of ocean and forest, allowing you to hop effortlessly from one experience to the next. As you explore the Great Southern region, you’ll encounter curious animals and rare plant species found nowhere else on earth. There are plenty more hidden gems waiting to be unearthed in the South West, just two and a half hours from Perth by road—just another day in WA.

Getting to “Rotto,” as the locals affectionately call it, is just a short ferry ride from the mainland and a world away from city life. A Rottnest Island Day Tour is the perfect way to experience all that this car-free, carefree Class A reserve has to offer in a single day. For such a tiny island, it packs a lot of pleasure into your visit. On its shores, 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays, and many coral reefs and wrecks invite you to enjoy some of Australia’s finest swimming spots, snorkel trails, and surf breaks. On dry land, you’ll meet the cutest mini marsupial, found only in Western Australia, the world-famous quokka, as well as many unique plant and animal species.