Plan Your Visit

Explore Perth

The country’s largest State, boasting the nation’s longest coastline and sunniest capital city of Perth (Boorloo), Western Australia is a place to recharge your spirit — outdoors in the fresh air and wide-open spaces, where it’s always summer somewhere.

Learn more at westernaustralia.com.

Plan your trip

  • Stay

    Perth has it all when it comes to inner-city accommodation, take your time at one of the brand new luxury hotels on offer or if you're in town for meetings, you're spoilt for choice with more budget or boutique options.

  • Eat & Drink

    The City of Perth boasts an array of premium bars, cafes and restaurants all located within walking distance in our lovely CBD. Western Australia produces some of the world’s highest quality, fresh ingredients underpinning our immense culinary scene.

Explore

  • Perth City

    With weather as welcoming as its friendly locals, Perth offers adventures for everyone. Framed by the Swan River (Derbarl Yerrigan), the city boasts 19 pristine beaches, each blessed with dreamy Indian Ocean sunsets, and is home to one of the world’s largest inner-city parks.

  • Rottnest Island

    Explore Perth’s relaxed island playground – Rottnest Island (Wadjemup). Only a short ferry ride from the mainland, you’ll be greeted with 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays and the worlds happiest animal – the Quokka.

  • Fremantle

    Fremantle (Walyalup) is like nowhere else in Australia: an eclectic collision of character, creativity, culture and cuisine. Visit the bustling Fremantle Markets, one of Australia’s first micro-breweries, savour fresh seafood harbourside or sip a refreshing drink on the beach as you watch an Indian Ocean sunset.

  • Swan Valley

    The only wine region within an Australian capital city, the Swan Valley is home to more than 40 wineries and 70 restaurants and cafes. Both rich in history and contemporary, the Swan Valley has much to offer curious eaters and drinkers.

Extend your visit

Leave the everyday behind, get away from the well-known and well-trodden and reconnect with something unspoilt — even a little wild — in Western Australia.

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