Last Updated on 17 July 2024 by Ariana Svenson
Wondering what to do in Fremantle? Fremantle is a portside town with a rich history and plenty to do. You could easily spend a few days exploring the Fremantle attractions and all the other amazing things to do in Fremantle.
I love Fremantle Western Australia! In fact, there have been a lot of times when I thought I loved Freo more than Perth. It’s definitely the vibe; you know you are in a seaside or port town with the smell of the ocean carried in the breeze or even the occasional call of the seagulls.
It’s got a well-preserved centre with some beautiful old buildings, plus it packs a punch for museums; some of my favourites are in Fremantle. Let’s not start with the food – Freo has wonderful Italian and a rich mix of other cultures in this culturally vibrant city.
Don’t sit around reading about these Fremantle attractions – get going for a great day – or weekend out. By the way, if you’re looking for fun things to do in fremantle with kids, check out our guide on it.
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How to Get to Fremantle
Fremantle is located just a 30-minute drive south of Perth. The distance from Perth to Fremantle is 23 km. You can also travel from Perth to Fremantle by train or bus. If you’re planning a holiday in Fremantle, the airport is just 34 minutes away by car.
The Location of Fremantle:
How to Get Around Fremantle
The best way to get around Fremantle is by walking. It’s a compact city, and you can take in most of the attractions within several blocks; the beaches are further away.
Fremantle Train Station and Bus Port provide direct walking access to Fishing Boat Harbour, museums and galleries, the shopping district, cinemas, the Cappuccino strip and restaurants.
Trains operate to and from Perth from the Fremantle Train Station, serviced by Transperth, with buses connecting to meet with trains. There are lots of bus stops, which makes it easy to get around. Visit the Transperth website for schedules and service interruptions.
The new route 532 runs in both directions through Fremantle CBD every 15 minutes daily, seven days per week.
When is the Best Time to Visit Fremantle?
The best time to visit Fremantle is between Spring and Autumn when temperatures are milder, and there are fewer crowds.
The warmest weather is between November and February, with an average temperature of 28 °C, but many days sitting in the mid 30’s and hot and dry Perth heat.
If you visit Fremantle in winter, the temperatures average 18°C, with more rainfall.
Walyalup – Fremantle
Both sides of the Yerbal Derrigan (Swan River) at Fremantle are known as Walyalup in the Whadjuk language. The Whadjuk people (part of the Noongar language group) are acknowledged as the Traditional Custodians of the Walyalup area, and their cultural and heritage beliefs are important to understanding this land.
Walyalup might mean place of the Walyo or Woylie, a small brush-tailed bettong or kangaroo rat, or alternatively “lungs”
The ‘lungs’ name refers to the air flowing up and down the river. In the morning the easterly wind travels from the hills and along the river to Fremantle. In the afternoon the sea breeze travels from the sea along the river.
27 Amazing Things to do in Fremantle
There are so many things to do in Fremantle it’s hard to know where to start, so we’ve split this list into some of the top things to do: historical attractions, breweries, and day trips.
The top landmarks include the Fremantle Prison, the Round House, and the Fremantle Arts Centre are all worth visiting while staying in Fremantle.
After learning more about the history, you may be looking forward to spending time on the beach.
Here’s everything you need to know.
1. Visit Cappuccino Strip Strip Fremantle
Fremantle South Terrace is affectionately known as the ‘Cappuccino Strip Strip’. This busy avenue is celebrated for its Italian flair.
It has a mix of cafés, restaurants, and pubs, making it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts and coffee connoisseurs.
Here, the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the tantalizing scents of pizza and pasta, paying homage to Fremantle’s Italian heritage and solidifying its reputation for serving some of the best coffee in Western Australia.
You’ll also find many designer shops, gift stores, and bookshops. Some of the most famous Fremantle markets are also in the area.
2. Explore the Fisherman’s Harbour
Location: Mews Road, Fremantle Harbour
Fisherman’s Harbour has been an operational harbour since the 1900s. It’s just a short walk from the centre of Fremantle. Fishing Boat Harbour offers a unique experience. This busy working port for fishermen is blended beautifully with all types of eateries and a well-known brewery, Little Creatures.
It is a beautiful place to visit or enjoy lunch or dinner with great restaurant choices, with the speciality being, of course…fish and chips!
Order your meal first, then take a stroll around the unique sights of the harbour with stunning views in all directions!
Tip: If you’re visiting Fremantle in October, don’t miss the ‘Blessing of the Fleet’. Many fishing enterprises in the area are Italian, and the fishermen and their families walk through Fremantle carrying two statues of the Madonna.
3. Ride on the Fremantle Tourist Wheel
Location: 34 Mews Road
Opening Times: 10:00-21:00 (22:00 on weekends)
Pricing at the time of writing: $12 per adult and $10 per child.
The Fremantle Tourist Wheel is a key landmark in Esplanade Park, 40m high, offering a unique opportunity to view the city from above. When you ride, you will get a stunning panoramic view of Fremantle’s charming streets, Rottnest Island, the harbour, and views out to sea.
Fremantle Tourist Wheel is also particularly enchanting at night; the wheel provides amazing views of the city lights, offering a unique and memorable perspective of Fremantle’s lively atmosphere.
4. Visit Fremantle Markets
Location: South Terrace & Henderson Street
A visit to the famous Fremantle Markets is a must! This historic marketplace, with its roots stretching back to 1897, is a great place to learn about the local culture and try local delicacies.
In ‘The Yard’, you’re greeted with the earthy smells of fresh produce from local farms—a feast for the senses and a delight for foodies! Picture piles of fresh fruits and vegetables, gourmet delicacies, and artisanal baked goods.
Then there’s ‘The Hall’, a wonderland of creativity and craftsmanship. Here, each stall tells a story, whether it’s through handmade crafts, unique clothing, or quirky souvenirs. This part of the market is perfect for finding that one-of-a-kind memento or gift.
5. Explore the Fremantle Street Art
Fremantle’s streets are a canvas, telling stories through splashes of colour and bold strokes of creativity. For art enthusiasts and those who love a bit of cultural flair, Fremantle offers an enchanting self-guided street art trail.
The trail is dotted with various artworks, ranging from large-scale murals that breathe life into the city’s historic architecture to the more subtle yet equally captivating graffiti and stencil works hidden in cozy corners.
The street art in Fremantle is created by local legends and celebrated international artists. You’ll encounter the captivating works of artists like ROA, with his distinctive large-scale animal murals.
6. See the Rainbow Sea Containers Fremantle
Location: 1 Canning Highway
The Rainbow Sea Container artwork was installed in 2016 and is now a must-see when visiting Fremantle.
Designed by Perth artist Marcus Canning, the ‘Containbow” is also an Instagram sensation – it’s definitely one of the most Instagrammable places in Perth.
Made up of nine brightly coloured recycled shipping containers, the Rainbow artwork is nine metres high, 19 metres long and weighs around 66 tonnes. We struggled to find the best post for our Instagram shot, so you might want to research before heading there!
Looking for the most Instagrammable cafes in Perth? Then head to Ootong and Lincoln on the corner of South Terrace and Parry St, Fremantle.
Where to park to see the Rainbow Sea Container artwork
We have driven past the Rainbow Sea Containers (dubbed the Containbow) a million times on the busy Canning Highway but have yet to know where to stop!
As you drive to Perth from Fremantle, you will see the Rainbow Sea Container on your left-hand side, and there is a bus stop and shelter at the park. There is also a small sign with a rainbow and a parking sign.
Take this street (East Street), and then when you reach the river, turn left and right at the East Street Jetty. This is paid parking, but you only need 15 minutes to go and get your picture with the containers!
Alternatively, you might like to grab a bite to eat or a coffee at the Beach St Co. (formerly referred to as the “The Kiosk Fremantle”) or use the toilets at the bottom of the hill.
You could also program your GPS East Street Jetty Parking, and then when you arrive there, you will be able to see the Rainbow Sea Container above you.
7. Ootong and Lincoln Cafe and the Artist Zebras Mural
Location: 258 South Terrace, South Fremantle
One of the most unusual things to do in Fremantle is to find the famous mural of artist zebras by Anya Brocl. The piece marks your arrival at a local favourite renowned for its excellent coffee and an array of homemade treats.
Anya Brock, originally sought-after as a street artist, evolved into a sought-after muralist – a transition sparked by a request to paint the side wall of the South Freo café, Ootong & Lincoln. Her Zebras have since been a must-see highlight along South Terrace in South Fremantle.
Ootong and Lincoln is famed for its brunch offerings, yet it’s just as inviting for a leisurely lunch.
If you’re a fan of Anya Brock’s work, there are over 60 large-scale murals across Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and even Los Angeles.
8. Visit Glowing Rooms
Location: 1 Emplacement Crescent, Hamilton Hill, WA 6163
Pricing at the time of writing: Adults 16+ $28 | Kids 5-15 $19 | 2 adults and 2 kids $84
*Kids under 5 are not permitted to enter the golf rooms.
It debuted in Perth and was the first of its kind in Australia. Glowing Rooms is a 3D Mini Golf sensation just 5 minutes south of Fremantle, taking America, Europe, and Asia by storm.
Wearing your magical 3D glasses transforms a game of ordinary mini golf into a glow-in-the-dark, out-of-this-world experience. Golf balls appear to hover above the ground, the animals come to life, and characters seem to almost reach out and touch you.
As you travel through the course, explore space and the far-flung corners of the universe. Journey under the waves to a world inhabited by sea creatures. Wander past some of Australia’s most iconic landmarks and get up close and personal with your favourite superheroes!
With free on-site parking, Glowing Rooms is designed to provide an unrivaled experience. Play through a mini golf course like no other, surrounded by intense colours.
Museums in Fremantle and Historical Attractions
Fremantle is a city steeped in history with a range of captivating museums and historical attractions. Here are some of the best attractions and museums in Fremantle, WA, to visit on your next trip.
8. Visit Fremantle Prison
Location: 1 The Terrace
Opening Times: 9:00-17:00, 7 days a week
Pricing at the time of writing: Tours start from $22.00 for adults and $12.00 for accompanying kids
Fremantle Prison is one of the best attractions in Western Australia. The prison became the first building in the Western Australia area to be included in the World Heritage list. In 1991, it was a maximum security prison and has been a place of incarceration for over 140 years. In 1992, Fremantle Prison opened to the public.
More facts about Fremantle Prison are in our Fun Facts about Western Australia article.
If you’re on a budget or short on time, the Gatehouse is free of charge. This includes the Convict Café, gift shop, Prison Gallery, Convict Depot and Museum.
If you pay to term, you can enjoy entertaining tours with special tours available to book, including torchlight tours.
Night tours by torchlight are also available. All children must be accompanied by an adult, and the tours are not for kids under 12 or the faint-hearted. Tours feature the main cell block, solitary confinement, whipping post, the gallows and the morgue, lasting 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Tour Departures
- In winter (April – October), tours depart regularly from 6.30 pm, with multiple tours throughout the evening.
- In summer (November – March), tours depart from 7.00 pm, with multiple tours throughout the evening.
View the official website here >>>
9. The Roundhouse
Location: 15 Captains Lane
Step back in time at The Roundhouse, the oldest surviving building in Western Australia, nestled atop a hill in Fremantle. Built by convicts in the 1830s, this remarkable 19th-century heritage structure has a rich and varied history that mirrors the evolution of Fremantle itself.
Originally constructed as a convict holding facility, The Roundhouse later transitioned into a police lock-up in the latter part of the 19th century.
Its walls have witnessed many chapters of history: it has served as accommodation for the Water Police and later as a storage facility for the Fremantle Ports.
Today, it stands proudly as a museum, offering a window into the past of this vibrant port city.
Daily tours allow you to explore The Roundhouse for free and immerse yourself in its intriguing past. This historic building not only offers a glimpse into the life of early settlers and convicts but also boasts breathtaking views of Fremantle and the expansive Indian Ocean from its vantage point on the hill.
It’s a must-visit for anyone keen to unravel the storied tapestry of Fremantle’s history.
10. Fremantle Shipwreck Museum
Location: 47 Cliff Street
One of the top Fremantle activities is visiting the WA shipwreck museum, the perfect place to learn about the fascinating maritime history of Western Australia.
The Shipwrecks Museum is also a great place to visit with kids. The highlight is the hull of the Batavia, which is kept in a temperature-controlled room in the museum.
The museum also offers a glimpse into the lives of early explorers and settlers who braved the treacherous waters of the Indian Ocean. Alongside the fascinating relics, the museum features interactive exhibits and multimedia displays.
We loved this museum. You can read our review of the WA Shipwreck Museum here.
11. WA Maritime Museum
Location: Victoria Quay Road
Entry Fees at the time of writing: Standard – $15/Concession $10/Junior 15 years and under – Free
On a bigger scale than the Shipwreck Museum, the WA Maritime Museum offers excellent things to do in Perth with kids. This museum offers local history and plenty of hands-on exhibits.
My personal favourites are the Submarine and Australia II. Like SciTech, they always show different kid’s activities in Perth for the children during Western Australian school holidays.
Check the official WA Maritime Museum website here for more information.
12. The Army Museum of Fremantle, WA
Location: Artillery Barracks, 6 Burt Street
Entry Fees at the time of writing: Adults $15.00, Seniors or Concessions $10, Kids aged 6-17 $10
For budding military enthusiasts, the Army Museum of WA Fremantle is an excellent place to visit in Fremantle. FYI, it is also called the War Museum Perth or the Fremantle Military Museum.
Once inside the Army Museum in Fremantle, there are World War 1, World War 2, and then modern wars (Korea and Afghanistan, as well as peacekeeping missions and many others). It’s not just about the war equipment, but the history of the wars and how they came about.
If you love history and more traditionally presented information (this is not a “new style” museum), then this is a place where you could spend hours immersed in the history of Australia’s men and women in military campaigns.
In some ways, it is more history than military. We spent an hour with kids aged 2, 7 and 11 – the older your kids are, the longer you will spend.
Logistics For a Visit
- We needed to park in the street outside the barracks – it was only a short walk.
- You need to sign in at the gate while visiting a military installation.
- The entry is paid at the main building.
- Many enthusiastic and knowledgeable volunteers share their knowledge – what a privilege to learn from them.
View the official website here >>>
13. Aviation Heritage Museum
Location: Air Force Memorial Estate, 2 Bull Creek Dr, Bull Creek
Discover the skies of the Aviation Heritage Museum in Bull Creek, a captivating repository that celebrates Western Australia’s history.
Operated by the Royal Australian Air Force Association (RAAFA) has exhibitions honouring Air Force personnel’s efforts and sacrifices across different eras. It’s a place where history takes flight, connecting visitors with the past through its compelling displays.
With over 30 aircraft and thousands of aviation-related items, the museum weaves a detailed narrative of aviation progress and milestones. It’s an immersive experience, offering interactive and educational displays.
14. Wireless Hill Park
Location: Almondbury Rd, Ardross, WA 6153
Wireless Hill Park is a 40-acre expanse just a 15-minute drive from Fremantle. Wireless Hill Park is the historic Applecross Wireless Station site, one of Western Australia’s pioneering radio stations. The preserved station buildings now house the insightful Wireless Hill Museum.
The park is also the perfect place to spot wildflowers or have a bbq. There are several heritage trails to choose from: Station Walk, Yagan’s Genunny, and the Wildflower Walk, all giving a different perspective on the area’s history.
15. Enjoy the Fremantle Cycling Trails
If you enjoy exploring on two wheels, cycling is the perfect way to explore Fremantle and the nearby areas.
A popular route is the coastal trail that offers stunning views of the Indian Ocean. This path stretches from the heart of Fremantle, leading riders along the picturesque coastline towards South Beach and beyond.
If you’re interested in the history, some trails wind through the city’s historic precincts, passing landmarks such as the Fremantle Prison, the Round House, and the Maritime Museum.
Fremantle’s cycling trails also connect with larger networks that extend to neighbouring areas like Perth, allowing for longer scenic rides.
You can read more about the Fremantle cycling trails here >>>
16. Go on a Fremantle Tram Tour
One of the most fun things to do in Fremantle is on the Fremantle Tram Tour – one of the most charming ways to explore Fremantle and its hidden gems. The tram tour offers a blend of sightseeing and historical insight.
You will be treated to captivating stories and anecdotes from knowledgeable local guides. These guides bring the city’s rich history and culture to life, offering insights you might need help discovering.
Keep your eyes peeled along the route for hidden gems often missed by the casual visitor. The tram tour takes you past significant landmarks, quaint cafés, unique art galleries, and more while providing a comfortable and leisurely way to see the city.
Get tickets for the Fremantle Tram Tour here >>>
Beaches, Sunsets and Swimming
If you’re in Fremantle and looking to embrace the Australian beach experience, you’re in for a treat. Fremantle City’s main beaches – each with its unique charm – are perfect for various activities, whether you’re in the mood for a leisurely swim, kite surfing, or just a relaxing day soaking up the sun.
One of the first things you’ll notice in Perth during summer is the arrival of the “Fremantle Doctor”, a sea breeze that sweeps through the city, bringing relief from the heat. This cool wind usually kicks in by mid-morning, reaching its peak around 14:00.
It’s a blissful respite for some, but for beachgoers, it’s a hint to choose your spot wisely. If you’re not a fan of being sand-blasted, aim to hit the beach early or find a cozy spot in one of the many beachside cafés to enjoy the ocean view. This breeze makes Perth a slice of paradise for thrill-seekers, particularly windsurfers and kite surfers.
17. Watch the Sunset
One of the top things to do in Fremantle, WA, is watch the sunsets. Perth is known for its fabulous sunsets, with direct views of the sun setting over the Indian Ocean, clear skies, and a palette of vibrant orange and red hues. Read more about the Best Beaches in Perth in our guide.
The clear skies typical of the region enhance this natural beauty, making the sunsets here particularly vivid and memorable. Watching the sunset from South Beach is an amazing experience, with the calm ocean reflecting the fiery hues of the sky. It’s a moment that attracts locals and tourists, who gather to witness the sunset on a clear day.
18. South Beach
One of the best free things to do in Fremantle is to visit the beach. South Beach offers serene waters for relaxed swimming, paddle-boarding, and kayaking enthusiasts. It features a floating pontoon for an added element of fun.
Beyond the water, South Beach caters to a diverse crowd with its playground, shaded areas, and scenic walking tracks. It even includes a designated dog beach, welcoming furry companions.
The on-site café serves various meals and snacks, ideal for a beachside refreshment.
19. Port Beach
One of the top activities in Fremantle is visiting Port Beach – the laid-back, hipster alternative to Scarborough Beach, offering a serene beach experience without the big surf. It connects with Leighton Beach, stretching all the way to South Cottesloe.
This beach is ideal for ocean swimmers and stand-up paddle-boarders, thanks to the gentle waters provided by its sheltered location near Fremantle Harbour. If you have young kids, it will be easy to find a welcoming spot with calm waves and open space.
Beachgoers looking for refreshments can easily access a beachside kiosk for casual snacks. For those seeking a more upscale dining experience, the nearby Salt on the Beach Restaurant offers everything from a relaxed lunch to a romantic waterfront dinner.
20. Bathers Beach
Tucked between South Head’s rock breakwater and Challenger Harbour lies Bathers Beach, Fremantle’s hidden coastal gem. This beach is perfect for those seeking a quick escape without the long journey or bustling crowds.
Bathers Beach is ideal for a refreshing dip or a serene ocean swim, conveniently fitting into any schedule, between meals or for an early morning swim.
21. Coogee Beach
First, ensure you are not confused by Coogee Beach in Sydney, NSW! This is Western Australia’s very own “Coogee.”
Coogee Beach, with its pristine white sand and crystal-clear waters, is not just a beach but a picturesque escape that boasts some of the most spectacular sunsets. This serene spot is famous for its surf and family-friendly atmosphere, making it a favourite for locals and visitors.
The promenade at Coogee Beach is a delightful blend of history and nature, featuring beautifully restored historic buildings and well-maintained parklands.
A standout feature of Coogee Beach is Australia’s first swimming enclosure, which was installed by the City of Cockburn. Known as the Eco Shark Barrier, it has provided a safe and enjoyable swimming environment since 2013.
During the summer, one of the city’s three pontoons is placed within the enclosure, adding an extra fun element to this fantastic swimming spot.
The Omeo Wreck
The Omeo wreck, just 25 meters offshore at Coogee Beach, is Perth’s premier shore-based shipwreck. Adrift since 1905, it’s now part of the Coogee Maritime Trail, with over 55 structures for divers.
Located at Coogee Beach’s northern end, near Socrates Parade, the wreck lies in 2-4m deep water, a historical gem beneath the waves.
22. Ngarkal Beach
Located within the Port Coogee Marina development, Ngarkal Beach, also known as Seagull Beach, is a protected beach perfect for families.
It has shallow, calm waters, but be aware there is a deep drop-off a little further out. Older, more confident kids can swim to the large pontoon and safely into the deeper water.
Breweries in Freo
One of Fremantle’s best things to do is visit one of the many Fremantle breweries. Here are some of the best:
23. Little Creatures
Little Creatures Brewery in Fremantle has long been a cornerstone of Western Australia’s craft beer scene.
A visit to Little Creatures means laid-back vibes and good times filled with the aroma of hops. Over the years, Little Creatures has expanded its offerings to include various food options, perfectly complementing the beers.
24. Gage roads
Among the top things to do in Fremantle is a visit to Gage Roads Brewery. This iconic brewery has been creating some of Western Australia’s favourite beers since 2004 and recently opened its doors in Fremantle.
Housed in a beautifully preserved cargo shed from 1926, the brewery overlooks the picturesque Gage Roads shipping lane, the brewery’s namesake and a scenic stretch between Fremantle and Rottnest Island.
25. Running with thieves
Fremantle’s brewery scene received a significant boost with the addition of Running With Thieves, a world-class brewery and distillery.
Occupying the historic Sealanes warehouse in South Fremantle, this industrial-style venue is ideally situated opposite the beach, embodying Fremantle’s relaxed coastal vibe. Here, you can try a range of beer paddles and gin flights, accompanied by a menu crafted to complement the beverages.
Where to Stay in Fremantle
There is no shortage of places to stay in Fremantle, whether you are looking for budget or luxury accommodation. You can find various hotels, motels and apartments throughout the city centre and neighbouring suburbs.
Here are some great options for accommodation in Fremantle:
Hougoumont Hotel Fremantle – Perfect for Couples
The Hougoumont Hotel in Fremantle is a central boutique haven, perfect for couples. Each room combines comfort with style for a memorable stay.
Guests enjoy complimentary light breakfasts, bicycle hire, fresh fruit, and unlimited bottled water. The hotel also features a fitness centre. It’s located near Fremantle Markets and the Cappuccino Strip and is an excellent base for city exploration.
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Fremantle Prison YHA – A Budget/Quirky Option
Fremantle Prison YHA offers an intriguing and affordable stay in the World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison’s women’s division.
Guests can choose between unique cell-based or standard rooms, some with private bathrooms, all with air-conditioning and linen provided. Facilities include a games room, communal lounge, and library. Centrally located, it’s a short walk from Fremantle Markets and the train station, making it ideal for exploring the city.
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Warders Hotel Fremantle Markets- A Budget/Quirky Option
Experience a budget-friendly stay at Warders Hotel in Fremantle. This 5-star hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with modern amenities, including flat-screen televisions and private bathrooms.
Enjoy complimentary WiFi, a bar, and an on-site restaurant with diverse cuisine options. Conveniently located near Bathers Beach and Fremantle South Beach, it’s a top choice for travellers seeking affordability and a unique experience.
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The National Hotel
Situated in the heart of Fremantle, The National Hotel offers comfort and convenience just 700m from Bather’s beach. The hotel has 12 luxury rooms and various dining options, including a traditional pub, restaurant, and rooftop bar.
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Fremantle Harbourside Luxury Apartments – Luxury
They are perched along the tranquil waterfront of Fremantle. These luxury apartments boast breathtaking views of the harbour and provide a haven of comfort.
Choose from a studio, 1-bedroom apartment, or 2-bedroom apartment. Each meticulously designed apartment features modern furnishings, a fully equipped kitchen, spacious living areas, and some with private balconies.
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Excursions and Day Trips from Fremantle
26. Cruise Along Swan River
Embark on a Swan River Cruise for a unique view of the journey between Fremantle and Perth. This 2.5-hour excursion offers a relaxing way to soak in Western Australia’s beauty, complete with lunch and informative commentary.
Glide past heritage buildings, bustling docks, and elegant waterfront properties, all from the comfort of the cruise.
27. Rottnest Island
Rottnest Island, a short ferry ride from Fremantle, is a haven of natural beauty and tranquillity. Famous for its friendly quokkas, the island is a paradise for beach lovers, snorkelers, and kayakers. The island also has one of the best pink lakes in Western Australia.
Explore at your pace by hiring a bike or hopping on the Explorer Bus. Opt for a day tour to uncover the island’s best spots. The 30-minute ferry journey from Fremantle’s B-Shed and Northport terminals is your gateway to this idyllic escape.
Other Perth Day Trip Ideas on Our Site
Our Review of Perth Zoo
Our Review of the Aquarium of Western Australia
Visiting Caversham Wildlife Park
A Day Trip to Scitech
Make sure you also read our guide to the top things to do in Perth and Perth weekend getaways!
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Final Words – Things to do in Fremantle, Perth
We believe that we have compiled the most complete summary of things to do in Fremantle that you will find on the web. The information here is formed by our opinions and many visits. Whether it’s relaxing on the beach, visiting one of the many Fremantle attractions or trying one of the famous Fremantle Breweries, there’s something here for everyone.
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