There’s plenty of attractions to choose from in Perth and surrounds
with fun-filled activities for everyone. From amazing man-made
attractions and beautiful parklands, to nature and marine life, history
and science you’ll find it all in our region.
Adventure World
Come and experience the fun and
excitement of Perth’s premier fun park,
featuring the biggest thrill rides to ever hit
Western Australia, with a special area for
families with small children. You pay one
entry fee, then you ride for free. Open
September 24 to April 30.
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AQWA
The Aquarium of
Western Australia
Explore 12,000km of coastline in just one
day. From the icy waters of the Southern
Ocean to the tropical wonderland of coral
reefs in the far north, come on an underwater
journey to discover our incredible and unique
marine life.
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Araluen Botanic Park
One of Western Australia’s most amazing
botanic parks, just 35km southeast of Perth.
Open every day 9am - 6pm, entry fees apply.
‘Paradise found’!
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Burswood Park
Take a stroll, enjoy a barbecue or simply
relax in this delightful 113 hectare park on the
Swan River foreshore. There’s plenty to do
with free guided walk tours, a terrific
children’s playground and one of Perth’s
most popular 18-hole public golf courses.
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Captain Cook Cruises
The best selection of day and evening
cruises on the Swan River. Enjoy one of
their famous wine cruises, complete with
entertainment, to vineyards in the Swan
Valley - or a scenic luncheon cruise from
either Perth or Fremantle.
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Caversham Wildlife Park
Meet and feed the inhabitants of one of the
largest private collections of native animals
in Australia, with kolas, kangaroos, quokkas,
emus, camels, dingoes and more. Paved
pathways give easy access to wheelchairs
and prams.
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Fremantle Prison
‘Step inside and do time’ on an entertaining
Prison Day Tour. Explore the labyrinth of
tunnels 20 m beneath the Prison on a Tunnel
Tour adventure. Or delve into the darker side
on a spooky Torchlight Tour… if you dare!
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Kings Park
Kings Park and Botanic Garden overlooking
Perth’s city skyline, showcases an outstanding
collection of plants and is a popular place for
picnics, walks and cultural events. Aspects of
Kings Park is a new retail experience
showcasing the best of Australian
contemporary craft and design.
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Perth Zoo
Home to over 1,500 animals representing
200 species. Exhibits closely replicate the
animals’ native habitats and allow unique
encounters. The Australian Walkabout has a
spectacular array of native wildlife including
kangaroos, koalas and dingoes.
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Rockingham Wild Encounters
Rockingham Wild Encounters offers a range
of ecotours to see the best of local wildlife
and the spectacular coastal scenery of this
special destination. Swim with wild
bottlenose dolphins, meet little penguins at
Penguin Island or take a glass bottom boat
cruise to get among the Australian sea lions.
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The Perth Mint
Visit one of the world’s oldest mints still
operating to watch a gold pouring
demonstration, discover the value of your
weight in gold, see coins and medallions
being manufactured and view gold nuggets
and an extensive jewellery collection.
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Western Australian Maritime Museum
In the heart of Fremantle’s working port,
WA’s newest museum explores the state’s
connection with the Indian Ocean. Visit the
“most exciting museum afloat”, go inside
on a submarine, and see the Shipwreck
Galleries nearby.
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Whiteman Park
With its paved walkways through picnic areas
and transport heritage themed attractions, be
sure to allow time to explore this huge bush
reserve, home to Caversham Wildlife Park
and open every day of the year.
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Scitech
Every visit to Scitech is a scientific adventure
with over 160 hands-on discovery items for
you to touch, switch, climb, crank and
explore as well as Horizon - The Planetarium
- a huge dome screen enabling a 360° view
of night sky images. Much more than a
science centre.
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The Bell Tower -
Home of the Swan Bells
One of the world’s largest musical instruments,
an 82.5 m tower houses the 12 bells of St
Martins-in-the-fields in Trafalgar Square. The
tower offers fascinating displays on the history
of the bells and bell ringing, as well as stunning
views of Perth city and the Swan River.
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