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 Trek surrounding forest |
361 Paulls Valley Road Paulls Valley Perth, WA 6076 Australia +61 8 9293 1156 http://www.camelfarm.com/ |
Situated on the Darling Escarpment, this farm offers visitors the opportunity to trek through the surrounding State forest on a camel's back. Two of the more popular treks are the evening barbecue trek and the overnighter in the forest. For those not keen on a trek, enjoy a short camel ride at the farm, wander through the gardens, and meet the resident farm animals. Picnic facilities and light refreshments are available. A novel form of transport to the farm is walking. Take the Bibbulmum Track from Kalamunda - approximately two hours. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Caversham Wildlife Park |
Lord Street Whiteman Park Perth, WA 6028 Australia +61 8 9248 1984 http://www.cavershamwildlife.c... |
Get friendly with a wallaby, cuddle a koala, feed the deer, or watch the monkeys play. Caversham Wildlife Park, a menagerie of native and exotic animals and birds, will prove a fun day out particularly for children. Take a picnic or cook up a feast on one of the on-site barbecues. The kiosk offers light refreshments and ice creams, plus souvenirs. The farm encourages a very interactive environment ensuring plenty of opportunities to get up-close and personal with the residents. Do not forget your camera! Admission: Adults AUD15; students AUD10. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Old time travel |
21 Mayfair Street Perth Tram Company Perth, WA 6000 Australia +61 8 9322 2006 http://www.perthtram.com.au/to... |
Climb aboard a wooden replica tram that resembles the first trams to operate in Perth (established 1899). Friendly drivers provide a commentary as the tram passes by historic points of interest, like Barracks Archway. The journey travels to Kings Park, with spectacular views over the city, and across the river to Burswood Resort and Casino. If you take the morning tour you can stop over at the Casino or Kings Park for no extra cost, then catch a later tram when ready. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delightful evening river cruise |
Pier 3, Barrack Square Captain Cook Cruises Perth, WA 6000 Australia +61 8 9325 3341 http://www.captaincookcruises.... |
Most cities look fabulous at night, but Perth's Swan River offers a perfect vantage point for spectacular viewing. This tour offers the opportunity to cruise the river while enjoying a delicious buffet meal. And what's on offer? A fun packed evening of live entertainment, wine, beer, music, and dancing. This is a lively evening out, with the dazzling city lights adding a romantic edge to a starlit deck stroll. Cost: Adults AUD95, children AUD60. Departs: 7:30p W, F-Su evenings. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Deluxe Chauffeured Limousines WA |
59 Bulwer St Perth, WA 6000 Australia +61 8 9246 5116 http://www.chauffeuredcars.com... |
Like the idea of designing your own luxury tour? Established in 1972, this company boasts a fleet of luxury sedans and stretch limousines that will ensure you travel in style. Options include a city tour, a country tour or a day on the golf course. If you feel uncertain about the best spots to visit, ask for advice, this company can offer the expertise to plan a top tour. If your choice is a day playing golf, they also have experienced caddies on hand. Cost depends on tour. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spooky night adventure |
Kings Square High Street Fremantle Tourist Office Perth, WA 6160 Australia +61 8 9431 7878 |
If you have an interest in heritage buildings, this is a fabulous way to visit them. Started in 1995, the Fremantle Ghost Walks offer two tours guided by local storytellers. Ghosts of the West End will take you through haunted buildings including the Round House and Fremantle Prison. Ghosts of the Asylum concentrates on the Fremantle Arts Centre, a lunatic asylum for convicts in the 1860s and supposedly haunted. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Prison life of old |
The Terrace Fremantle Perth, WA 6010 Australia +61 8 9336 9200 http://www.fremantleprison.com.au |
Some say ghosts haunt Fremantle Prison - possibly the 43 men and one woman hung on the site. Built by convicts in the 1850s, it operated as a maximum-security prison until 1991 with the last hanging in 1964. The limestone buildings set an eerie scene for both day and night tours. The Candlelight Tours (Wednesday and Friday nights) are a treat. However, the favourite is the annual Halloween Tour. Facilities include cafe, souvenir shop, ice cream parlour and a photographer. Tours: Adults AUD12; children AUD4.80; concession AUD9.50 (Day). Adults AUD14.40; children AUD7.20; concession AUD12 (Night). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Delicious fresh fish |
Lot 470 Mundijong Road Baldivis Perth, WA 6171 Australia +61 8 9524 1911 http://www.goldenponds.com.au/ |
Catch your own fish or Marron (a delicious native crayfish). This is the spot to enjoy a relaxing fishing outing, with 70 ponds to choose from on a 100-acre property. A range of equipment can be hired, including bikes and canoes. Visitors with an interest in aqauculture can enjoy the display centre, with viewing aquariums and a hatchery. A kiosk offers a range of snacks, and barbecue facilities are available. Admission: Free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Barbecue Your Fish |
14 Beaumont Way Greenwood Perth, WA 6024 Australia +61 0 8 9342 1056 / +61 0 407 853 697 http://www.gonefishingbeachsaf... |
For those who suffer from seasickness but love to fish, this is the solution. Treat yourself to a four-wheel drive beach fishing adventure at a secluded beach. You will enjoy up to 10 hours fishing, swimming, relaxing, and time to marvel at a spectacular sunset while barbecuing your catch. You do not need any experience as free advice is part of the package. Tailor, salmon, skippy and shark are just a few of the fish that live in the waters along the Perth coastline. Departs: 1p daily (Have lunch beforehand). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Gumnut creations |
231 Toodyay Road Middle Swan Perth, WA 6056 Australia +61 8 9274 5727 http://www.gumnutfactory.com.au/ |
Enjoy a tour of the Gumnut Factory where hundreds of gumnut creations are handmade from Western Australian nuts. The nuts of the Eucalyptus tree, the Banksia and a variety of wildflowers are specially treated for insects and preserved in lacquer. Look out for the amazing model village called Gumnutland, skilfully crafted from local timbers. Do not miss the new Timber and Flora display either. A colossal craft display boasts some great gift ideas, sold at factory direct prices. Relax with a Devonshire Tea, light lunch or Cappuccino at the Gumnut Tearooms. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fantastic opportunity |
70 Kalamatta Way Gooseberry Hill Perth, WA 6076 Australia +61 8 9293 1416 http://www.kanyanawildlife.org... |
Encounter some of Western Australia's endangered native wildlife and learn how those in need of help are rehabilitated into the wild. Do not miss this unique opportunity, the chance to get close to native animals rarely seen in the wild. Established in 1962, the centre cares for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Approximately 86 volunteers and 15 permanent staff care for more than 100 animals at a time, including Bilbys and Western Barred Bandicoots. Tours can be arranged at any time, although a night visit proves a treat as many of the residents are nocturnal. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Glorious park and vista |
Fraser Avenue (Kings Park) Perth, WA 6005 Australia +61 8 9480 3600 http://www.bgpa.wa.gov.au/king... |
Only minutes walk from central Perth, this park offers a tranquil respite from the city. With 400 hectares of parklands and natural bush to explore, visitors can enjoy numerous activties and vistas. Savour the extensive city and river views while lunching at Fraser's Restaurant or the Kings Park Tearooms. Hire a bike, take a tram tour or join a free guided walk. An evening visit proves spectacular. Meander along 'Honour Avenue' (lined with towering lemon-scented gums) and the sensational city lights scene. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Spectacular scenic flights |
4 Baron Way, Jandakot Perth, WA 6164 Australia +61 8 9354 1158 http://kookaburra.iinet.net.au |
On a clear day, this is a superb way to see the city and coastline. Passengers in the air between September and November are likely to spot humpback whales frolicking in the Indian Ocean. This is also a great option for those short on time yet interested in visiting attractions beyond the city. The more sought after tours include the Monkey mia Day and Wave rock & Pinnacles, which provide once in a lifetime views and experiences. This center also serves as a training site for pilots who wish to sharpen their flying skills. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Shopaholic heaven |
P.O. Box 1023 Cloverdale Perth, WA 6985 Australia +61 8 9454 8913 http://www.letsgoshoppingtours... |
Sightsee while you shop, and enjoy a tour of Perth's best shopping spots. Tours offer travel on a luxury coach to a wide range of factory outlets and speciality stores. Select from a pre-packaged tour, or design an outing to suit your shopping preferences. Either way, all tours visit 10 or more outlets throughout the day. The special 'Australiana Tour' includes the best in local products - Aboriginal Art, handmade woodcrafts, glass blown creations, and souvenirs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Gourmet picnic and tour |
30 km's east of Perth City Perth, WA 6071 Australia +61 8 9298 8617 http://www.llamaleisure.com.au |
Situated in the Perth hills, this is a wonderful bed and breakfast. If you are not staying here then treat yourself to one of their gourmet picnic tours guided by a llama. Llama Leisure, started in 1992, is home to more than 20 llamas and a few resident kangaroos. This delightful farming property overlooks Southglen Lake. Tours generally cater for groups up to ten people such as the Rooftop Supper with Lorenzo and Satchmo tour or the Peruvian Picnic. An alternative is Morning Tea with Toppy for two to four people. Refer to website for accommodation rates. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Part of Perth history |
4 Havelock Street The National Trust of Australia Perth, WA 6872 Australia +61 8 9321 6088 http://www.ntwa.com.au/ |
Visit this significant heritage site located on Mount Eliza (opposite Parliament House). The Old Observatory, a beautiful old brick and wood building, contains a number of interesting interior features. It was built in 1897 as an office and residence for Perth's first astronomer. In the 1960s, the observatory section was dismantled when a new one was built in the Perth hills. The Old Observatory is now home to the Western Australian branch of the National Trust. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Journey through political history |
Harvest Terrace Perth, WA 6000 Australia +61 8 9222 7222 / +61 8 9222 7259 / ++1 800 19 9187 http://www.parliament.wa.gov.au/ |
Led by the education officer, tours of Parliament House enter the Chambers of the Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council. Along the way, your tour guide will reveal the colourful historical details of the Westminster system. Western Australia inherited the English system of Government when colonised in 1828. The bicameral parliament first sat in 1890, with 30 elected members in the Assembly and 15 in the Council. Today the Assembly consists of 57 members while the Council numbers 34. Tours run for half an hour on weekdays only. Bookings are necessary - individuals, groups and children are welcome. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Precious metals galore |
310 Hay St Perth, WA 6004 Australia +61 (0)8 9421 7222 http://www.perthmint.com.au |
Enthralled by the notion of gold fever? If so, Perth Mint is the place to visit. Australia's oldest operational mint (established in 1899) offers visitors a golden journey. Travel to the early gold-craze period, and enjoy contemporary gold pouring exhibits. Witness the production of gold bullion bars and coins--gold pouring demonstrations occur on the hour. Also, enjoy the excellent selection of coins on display. The gift shop sells coins and jewellery. Admission: Adults AUD9.90; children AUD4.40; Concession AUD7.70; Family (2 adults, 2 children) AUD24. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Perth Observatory |
337 Walnut Road Bickley Perth, WA 6076 Australia +61 (0)8 9293 8255 / +61 (0)8 9293 8109 (Information) http://www.perthobservatory.wa... |
Explore the sky, by day or night, at the Perth Observatory. Situated on Mount Gungin in the picturesque Darling Ranges, the observatory is both an informative and an enjoyable outing. Founded in 1896, it was moved from its original home on Mount Eliza (near Kings Park) to its present location in the 1960s. Star viewing sessions take place from October to May in the Observatory's viewing facility. Scheduled tours (day and night) organised by appointment. Admission: Adults AUD18, children AUD12, (Evening viewing). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Encompassing city experience |
Corner Hay and Pier Street Australian Pinnacle Tours Perth, WA 6000 Australia +61 8 9417 5555 http://www.pinnacletours.com.au |
For an encompassing tour of the city sights, this one covers the spots visitors really should not miss. Travel by luxury coach to popular attractions like the WACA sports ground, Perth Mint, Gloucester Park and Parliament House. The journey passes through Kings Park where you will enjoy panoramic views. From there tour travels to City Beach and along the scenic coastal route to the port of Fremantle. You can leave the tour here, or travel back to the city via some exclusive riverside suburbs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Camel trek adventure |
Yanchep Beach Road Yanchep Perth, WA 6035 Australia http://www.stablesyanchep.com.... |
One hump or two? In the northern part of Perth, the Stables at Yanchep provide a unique way to check out the scenery--from the hump of a camel. The stables are suitably located for both delightful beach rides and tranquil scenic bush trails. The selection of ride options range from a quick trot within the stable grounds to a lengthy trek. Visitors should to book ahead for treks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Millennium project establishes icon |
Barrack Square Riverside Drive Perth, WA 6000 Australia +61 8 9218 8183 http://www.swanbells.com.au/ |
Western Australia's Millennium Project - the Swan Bells Belltower - sits in Barrack Square on the edge of the Swan river. In 1988, the twelve bells of St Martin-in-the Fields were presented to the state as part of a program commemorating the Australian Bicentennial. Along with the six new bells, the tower boasts the largest set of change ringing bells in the world. The tower, a contemporary design, is particularly striking. The tower also features a wishing wheel and art work by artists and community groups. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Clydesdale horse-drawn tour |
Swan Valley Oasis Resort 10250 West Swan Road, Henley Brook Perth, WA 6055 Australia +61 (0)412 917 496 http://www.swanvalleywa.com/ |
Enjoy the delightful Swan Valley on a Clydesdale horse-drawn wagon. The trail offers a pleasurable meander through the best attractions the valley region has to offer in wineries, local produce and arts. The tour includes a Spit Roast lunch and delicious afternoon tea. Along the way pass by some significant historic sites including the oldest operating church. For those wishing to set a romantic mood, enjoy an evening tour to set the scene—the Red wine, Rose and Romance Rendezvous. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fremantle tram rides |
39A Malsbury Street Bicton Perth, WA 6157 Australia +61 8 9339 8719 http://www.tramswest.com.au |
Jump on a tram for a tour of Fremantle. There are five day tours to choose from--Historical Trail, Four Harbours Tour, Top of the Port, Short Tram/Harbour Cruise and the Tourist Quartet. The Historical Trail is an excellent choice for an overview of the city, while the Tourist Quartet includes a ferry ride into Barrack Street jetty and a tram tour of Perth. There is also an evening tour, Chips 'n' Chains, with dinner on the tram and a candlelight tour at Fremantle Prison. Costs vary depending on the tour. For departures, refer to website for details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Cricket's favourite ground |
Nelson Crescent, East Perth West Australian Cricket Association Perth, WA 6004 Australia +61 8 9265 7222 http://www.waca.com.au/ |
Officially opened in 1885, the WACA is the home of cricket in Western Australia. More than a cricket ground, it has also operated as a harness racing venue, an athletics venue, home to Perth's baseball team and as an Australian Football League (AFL) venue. The ground continues to host special sporting events, but is generally used for local and state cricket games. Visit the museum to view the superb collection of sporting memorabilia or take a tour of the ground. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Magnificent ocean creatures |
1 Emma Place Rottnest Express Pty. Ltd. Perth, WA 6061 Australia +61 8 9430 5844 http://www.rottnestexpress.com.au |
Majestic humpback whales cruise the West Coast on their journey south every year. Do not miss the opportunity to experience the awesome beauty of these creatures. Rottnest Express is one of several companies offering whale-watching tours. They provide a very friendly service, and the new vessel Sea Eagle III, especially designed for local conditions, provides a pleasurable ride. The boat features a licensed bar and food facilities. Also, a day tour to Rottnest Island is available. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Energy Exploration |
12 Parry Street Perth, WA 6160 Australia +61 (0)8 9430 5655 |
Combining history, science and technology makes for an interesting display, as a visit to the World of Energy proves. Tracing the development of electricity and gas in Western Australia, it features a variety of hands-on interactive exhibits and displays that engage the visitor. The informative displays cover all aspects of the energy scene. This is a fascinating educational outing for people of all ages. Admission: Adults AUD 2.20; Children AUD 1.10; Family Group AUD 5.50 Review © 2007, Wcities |