Perth Travel Guide

Like all Perth’s urban parks, this peaceful oasis is where you can escape the summer heat under a palm tree. It’s also a great place to take in some history too.

Life is good when you sit on a park bench beneath the shade of a tree by the lily-filled ponds in these classical, English-style gardens in central Perth.

Among the best loved family beaches Perth has to offer, here take a swim, go surfing, and while away the hours under the sun.

With giraffes, penguins, creepy crawlies and Australia’s famous home-grown pouched creatures among its many species, Perth Zoo is a fun day out for the family.

This striking stretch of green in the heart of Perth is home to the amazing State Botanic Gardens as well as attractions for all the family.

From mini golf to fine dining, there’s plenty to see and do at this delightful marina in Perth’s northern suburbs.

One of Perth’s most recognisable landmarks, famous for its historic bells, here you can admire the scenery and the distinctive modern tower up close.

Home to over 4.6 million artefacts spanning the history of the continent, this museum offers so much, from ancient Aboriginal artefacts to huge dinosaur replicas.

Enjoy the beautiful waters, the stunning wildlife and the rich heritage of this fascinating island just off the coast of Perth.

Home to over 4,000 of Australia’s marine species, from coral to sharks and sea turtles, as well as one of the biggest tanks on the continent.

An eclectic, exciting gallery where classic and historic masterpieces can be found alongside eye-opening modern and indigenous works of art.

See the world’s largest coin, and learn more about how sovereigns are produced at this historic facility in the heart of Perth.

A stunning beach where you can go for a swim, take a dive into the water or simply laze away underneath the gorgeous Perth sun.

The oldest surviving building in Western Australia, this historic prison dates right back to the 1830s and looks out across the Indian Ocean.

The notorious prison where convicts were transported from Britain since the 1850s before housing local prisoners all the way up until 1991.

A museum charting the region’s seafaring history with old boats and modern ships, stories about old shipwrecks and even the chance to get on board a submarine.

Loved by kids and big kids alike, Western Australia’s leading science centre lets you look at the stars, learn about electricity and build a cyborg.

Enjoy the tranquility of a gorgeous natural beach close to the city centre of Perth. Dive in for a swim or surf, laze on the warm sand or go beachcombing.

Pedestrian promenades with ocean views, fun playgrounds, shops and cafés, and of course the beach itself, make this one very popular surf beach indeed.

Surf some seriously good waves, get your vitamin D fix by lazing on the beach, or watch the sun set over the Indian ocean on one of Perth’s best surfing beaches.

Meet family and friends for a picnic beside the lake of this inner-city park that is known for its annual fair, a free community event.

Swim or surf, laze on the soft sands, stroll among the dunes or watch the sun set over the ocean from this serene city beach, just west of Perth’s city centre.

This East Perth park with some of the best Swan River views gets you away from the tourist trail and the high-rises of the inner city.

An exciting new addition to the Perth riverfront, this precinct has everyone talking. There is already heaps to see and do and it’s not even finished yet.

Jump in for a surf or swim, visit the nearby aquarium, or just laze on the pristine sands of this popular Perth beach that looks dazzling all year round.