Australia’s sunniest city is easy to explore – there are free buses and walking tours in the city, plenty of guided tours and effortless day trips. The city's multicultural suburbs and vibrant restaurants and cafes give Perth a distinctive character. Perth’s vibrant urban offering is complemented by its nature-based experiences.

Visitors to the city can connect with the Swan River on a foreshore bike ride, an alfresco lunch or wander around Elizabeth Quay, a tour with an Aboriginal guide through stunning Kings Park or simply soak up the sunset.

Fremantle / Walyalup, or ‘Freo’ as it’s affectionately known, is Perth’s / Boorloo’s port city. Situated where the Swan River meets the Indian Ocean, it’s bursting with vibrancy, color and quirky culture.
Take a walking tour with a friendly local guide through this bohemian town. See Aboriginal art galleries, historic pubs, colonial architecture, maritime museums, the bustling Fremantle Markets (still going strong after 100 years) and one of Australia’s first micro-breweries. Savor fresh seafood harborside, fine fare in historic buildings or enjoy a sunset drink on the beach.

Hugging the Indian Ocean from Perth to Exmouth, the Coral Coast Highway is no ordinary road trip. This adventure takes you through a vast array of wonders including a pink lake and two World Heritage Areas  - Shark Bay and Ningaloo Reef.

Ningaloo Reef is the world’s largest fringing reef, which offers visitors the opportunity to wade in from the shore and explore the underwater delights. Swim with whale sharks and humpback whales along with manta rays and 500 species of colorful fish.