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Fremantle • Rottnest Island Swan Valley • Perth Hills Mandurah • Rockingham

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They have Big Ben. We have Big Bells. Visit The Bell Tower, Perth city’s must see tourist attraction. Have a go at chiming a bell yourself in our Bell Tower Experience Tour, an experience offered nowhere else on the planet! See the oldest bell in Australia dating back to 1550! Open from 10am Daily (Closed Christmas Day & Good Friday) Barrack Square, Intersection of Barrack St. & Riverside Dr. Perth Tel: (08) 6210 0444 www.thebelltower.com.au


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WELCOME Perth has one of the largest inner city parks in the world, Kings Park, which overlooks the sparkling Swan River and the picturesque, modern city; a view that will stay with you forever.

HELLO! Welcome to Perth, Western Australia’s beautiful capital city; voted one of the world’s most liveable cities with an enviable lifestyle. Visitors can expect plenty of sunshine, world class cuisine from all corners of the globe, magnificent wineries so close to the city, plenty of cultural activities to choose from and stunning beaches, coastline and parks.

Perth is bursting at the seams with cultural events, concerts, festivals, art and a burgeoning bar, cafe and restaurant scene that can rival any capital city in Australia. Wherever you have come from and whatever you look for in a holiday, you are sure to find it in Perth. I know you will leave full of heart warming experiences and many fond memories. Sarah Clozza Publisher sarah@helloperth.com.au

24hr & 48hr Tickets Available Hop On Hop Off Bus Tours

Perth’s Favourite tour!

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WHITEMAN PARK: SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST A PARK

Wonderful DISCOVER ALL THE SECRETS OF WHITEMAN PARK, FROM BUSH WALKS TO BUS RIDES AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN.

• Vintage bus, train and tram rides

• Playgrounds, barbeques and shady picnic areas

• 14 kilometres of shared-use paths

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A range of speciality shops Caversham Wildlife Park Motor Museum of WA Tractor Museum of WA Revolutions Transport Museum

• Nocturnal Woylie Walks of Woodland Reserve

For more information on this diverse tourist attraction contact 08 9209 6000 or visit www.whitemanpark.com.au Follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/whitemanpark

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A BRIEF HISTORY The first inhabitants of Australia arrived from the north approximately 40,000 to 60,000 years ago. Prior to the arrival of Europeans, Western Australia was occupied solely by Indigenous Australians who had lived peacefully and in harmony with the land for tens of thousands of years.

This landing and subsequent report by Stirling to His Majesty’s Government back in England, led to the foundation of the Swan River Settlement in June 1829.

Indigenous Australians have a rich history and culture that is well worth exploring. Like so many Indigenous cultures of the 18th and 19th centuries, things were about to change.

Experiencing severe labour shortages, the British sent convicts to Western Australia between 1850 and 1868 to help establish settlements. 9721 convicts were transported to WA on 43 convict voyages. Between 1850 and 1868 Western Australia was a Penal Colony. The convicts were involved in a significant amount of infrastructure such as the Fremantle Prison, Government House, The Cloisters, the Swan River Mechanics’ Institute and the Perth Town Hall.

In March 1827, Captain James Stirling of the Royal Navy arrived in the Swan River and discovered a land that possessed great natural attractions, in contrast to the previous Dutch and French navigators who described New Holland (a name given to Australia by the Dutch) as sterile, forbidding and inhospitable.

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Using the Swan River for transport, three towns were formed, Perth, Fremantle and Guildford. Fremantle, 20 kilometres downstream on the coast served as the colony’s functional port and Guildford, 20 kilometres to the east was chosen to supply produce to the surrounding region because of the rich, fertile soil found in the Swan Valley.


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The Shipwreck Galleries are recognised as the most foremost maritime archaeology museum in the southern hemisphere. The displays in the convict built Commissariat building feature early exploration and houses hundreds of relics from shipwrecks along the coastline as early as the 17th century. Cliff Street, Fremantle www.museum.wa.gov.au

The Noongar people have a rich cultural heritage that offer visitors an experience found no where else in the world, and have forged a strong identity that resonates throughout the state. View the Indigenous art at the Art Gallery of WA, the WA Museum and the Aboriginal Art Gallery in Kings Park. Visit the Charnock Woman, a 25 metre pavement mosiac in Victoria Gardens, East Perth, or the Yagan statue on Heirisson Island. It took until the turn of the century to explore most of the state. In 1890, gold was discovered in the Kimberley and Kalgoorlie. This led to a population explosion and established Perth as the colony’s trade capital, with Fremantle having to upgrade the harbour to cope with increased demand. Most of Fremantle’s original architecture can still be seen today lovingly restored.

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With the advent of the Second World War, the 1940s initiated a huge demand for minerals and WA had plenty. Lead, iron ore, diamonds, nickel, mineral sands, oil and gas, with some of the biggest mining and exploration companies in the world having offices in Perth. WA’s economy still relies heavily upon the natural resources sector. The Indigenous Cultures of Australia are the oldest living culture in the world. Indigenous communities kept their cultural heritage alive by passing their knowledge, arts, rituals and performances from one generation to another, through storytelling, painting and dance. Since white settlement and the subsequent loss of their land and disconnection from their traditional way of life, Indigenous Australians are one of the most disadvantaged groups in society today. Indigenous Australian’s vision is for Australia to respect the rights, culture and contribution of the Aboriginal people, and many areas of society are working towards improving relations and solving the problems they face. Reconciliation involves all sectors of the community working together to achieve positive outcomes for all Australians. 7


i-City Visitor Information Booth

GENERAL INFO Visitor Centres in Western Australia can assist with everything you need to know to enjoy your holiday. They can book accommodation or tours and also have a wide selection of brochures on places of interest throughout the state. The WA Visitor Centre at 55 William Street, Perth is open 7 days and the staff have vast knowledge of the state with a large selection of brochures to help you plan your holiday. See opposite and the Fold Out City Map. You can also drop by the i-City Visitor Information Booth in the Murray Street Mall. The iCity Volunteer Hosts can help visitors discover the City of Perth with plenty of knowledge, maps and brochures plus they also run free orientation walking tours where you can learn more about the history, arts and culture of Perth. The tours are up to 90 minutes in duration and you meet the tour guide at the kiosk five minutes prior to departure. Visit visitperthcity.com.au. 8

Fremantle also has a helpful and informative Visitor Centre in Kings Square, near the Town Hall. See the Fremantle Story section on page 44 and the Fremantle Map on page 42.

CLIMATE Perth has a sunny Mediterranean style climate with an average of eight hours of sunshine per day. Summers are hot and dry although not devoid of rain with occasional short lived thunder storms throughout the season. The hottest month is generally February, and the coolest is July and August. Winters are cool and wet, with most of Perth’s annual rainfall falling between May and September.

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Banks are open Monday to Thursday 9.30am to 4pm and Friday 9.30am to 5.00pm. Some banks, agencies and credit unions are open on Saturday morning. 24 hour Automatic Teller Machines and EFTPOS facilities are accessible and widely available throughout the Perth metropolitan area. Cards are accepted at most outlets, the most common being Visa, Mastercard and American Express.

The standard local call from a public payphone has a minimum fee of 50¢ per call, and STD or IDD calls are charged by both distance and time. Most payphones accept coins, credit cards and pre-paid cards which are available from most newsagencies. For operated assisted calls national phone 1223 or international phone 1225, and to reverse charges call 1300 362 162.

ELECTRICITY Domestic electricity supply throughout Australia is 240/250 volts. Standard three pin plugs are fitted to domestic appliances.

CURRENCY The dollar is the basic unit of Australian currency and is equal to 100 cents. Notes are plastic and are available in denominations of $100, $50, $20, $10 and $5. Coinage is in denominations of $2, $1, 50¢, 20¢, 10¢ and 5¢. Shops will round the price up or down to the nearest 5 cents.

TOURIST REFUND SCHEME The TRS enables you to claim a refund, subject to certain conditions, of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Wine Equalisation Tax (WET) that you pay on goods you purchase in WA. To claim a refund you must spend $300 (GST inclusive) or more in the one store, get a single tax invoice and buy goods no more than 60 days before departure. For more information visit www.perthairport.com.au. 10

POSTAL The Post Office in Forrest Place, Perth is open Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5.00pm, Saturday 9am to 12.30pm and is closed on Sunday. Suburban Post Offices are open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm although you can purchase stamps from many newsagencies. Standard letters cost $1 anywhere within Australia. For further information visit www.auspost.com.au or phone 13 76 78.

RETAIL TAX Australia has a Goods and Services Retail Tax (GST), prices displayed on goods is the full price, inclusive of GST. See opposite for the Tourist Refund Scheme.

TIME ZONES WA is on Western Standard Time (WST) which is eight hours ahead of GMT. Perth is 90 minutes behind South Australia and the Northern Territory and two or three hours behind all other Australian states, depending on daylight saving between October and March.


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Austria - 6364 5225 Belgium - 9591 1187 Canada - 9322 7930 China - 9222 0333 Croatia - 9321 6044 Denmark - 0418 955 949 France - 0406 654 254 Germany - 9221 2941 Greece - 9325 6608 India - 9221 4205 Indonesia - 9221 5858 Ireland - 0430 960 859 Italy - 9322 4500 Japan - 9480 1800 Malaysia - 9225 7055 Mauritius - 0478 222 204 Netherlands - 9486 1579 New Zealand - 9364 1700 Norway - 9435 9099 Portugal - 0418 915 314 Spain - (02) 9261 2433 Sri Lanka - 9321 4800 Sweden - 0406 654 254 Switzerland - 0406 654 254 Tanzania - 9221 0033 Thailand - 0418 906 945 UK - 9224 4700 USA - 6144 5100 For more Consulates visit www.dfat.gov.au.

WIFI The City of Perth is proud to become the first and only Australian capital city giving people free blanket WiFi internet access across its CBD area. Once you connect you can roam the city streets and remain connected to the internet, for as long as you need. Visit www.perth.wa.gov.au to view the city WiFi map.

Fremantle Hospital Alma Street, Fre­m an­tle 9431 3333 Sir Charles Gardner Hospital Verdun Street, Nedlands 9346 3333 Princess Margaret Childrens Hospital Roberts Road, Subiaco 9340 8222 Joondalup Health Campus Grand Boulevard, Joondalup 9400 9400 Fiona Stanley Hospital 102-118 Murdoch Drive, Murdoch 6152 2222

AIRLINES Air Asia - 1300 760 330 Air Canada - 1300 655 767 Air Mauritius - 1800 247 628 Air New Zealand - 1800 151 661 Air Zimbabwe - 9325 5122 British Airways - 1300 767 711 Cathay Pacific - 13 17 47 China Southern - 9277 2755 Emirates - 1300 303 777 Garuda Airlines - 9214 5100 Jetstar - 13 15 38 Malaysian Airlines - 9263 7007 Qantas Airways - 13 13 13 Qatar Airways - 1300 340 600 Royal Brunei - 9321 8757 Scoot - 02 8520 1888 Singapore Airlines - 13 10 11 South African - 1300 435 972 Thai Airways - 9265 8200 Tiger Airways - 03 9999 2888 Virgin Australia - 13 67 89

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GETTING AROUND Getting around Perth is safe and easy with an efficient rail network, free CAT buses, wide roads and clear signage, plenty of taxis or to make it even easier, numerous tour companies can show you around.

AIRPORTS Perth’s International Airport is 16kms from the city and the Domestic Airport is 11km’s from the city. There is a regular shuttle service, between the two airports and the Perth CBD, which departs out the front of both airports and can drop you off at various locations in the city. Costs are from $15. Visit perthairportconnect.com.au. Alternatively there is a public transport service, Transperth bus 380, which departs regularly outside the International Terminal and arrives at the City Busport and Esplanade Train Station. Transperth bus routes 37 and 40 departs outside Domestic Terminal 4, departing every half hour to Perth during the day or hourly after 6pm. Please see opposite for a shuttle service to Fremantle. 12

ADAMS PINNACLE TOURS Why choose a tour? Sit back, relax and let someone else do the driving for you. Western Australia is a vast continent with some tough terrain, driving distances can involve up to 750 kilometres a day. With this in mind, it is best to let an experienced driver guide take you to some of the state’s most beautiful places. ADAMS Pinnacle Tours is proudly regarded as Western Australia’s leading tour operator. Renowned for a custom-designed fleet of 5 star touring vehicles, visiting many premier and iconic attractions in superb comfort is made a reality. From day touring to the iconic Pinnacle Desert, Rottnest Island, Swan Valley Wave Rock and Fremantle through to extended tours to the Coral Coast, Margaret River and the South West forest region, ADAMS Pinnacle Tours has the whole state covered. See page 2 and the Discount Voucher on page 54.

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Enjoy a Truly Australian Experience!

✴ Koala 3 in 1 Tour $115 ✴ Pinnacles & Sandboarding Tour $135 ✴ Bookings Essential

TOURS WITH A TWIST Tours with a Twist is Perth’s premier budget tour provider, budget on price but not quality. Well known for their casual relaxed approach to tours, passengers enjoy a friendly stress free day out, resulting in a truly memorable holiday experience you

NEW FREMANTLE AIRPORT SHUTTLE The new, fast and professional service will finally link Fremantle to all terminals at Perth Airport, seven days a week. With a direct journey to destination and only one quick and convenient stop at Victoria Park, you’ll no longer have

Ph: 0438 846 602 tourswithatwist.com.au

info@tourswithatwist.com.au will never forget. Small buses mean a more personalised experience, all seats have seat belts and there is free hire of baby and booster seats so your children can travel in safety. Visit the Pinnacles and go Sandboarding on the Pinnacles Day Tour, or hold a koala on the Koala 3 in 1 Tour. See above and the Discount Voucher on page 57. to leave your car at an expensive and random car park. No more hassle of changing buses to jump on a train or spending big money to get to your destination. Finally, you will no longer walk miles pulling your heavy luggage, saving time and energy! Sit back, relax and enjoy the trip all the way to your destination. Visit myAirshuttle.com.au to reserve your seat! See below and the Discount Voucher on page 57.

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BUS AND TRAIN Perth’s public transport system, Transperth, brings places of interest within easy reach. Visitors can make good use of buses, trains and ferries to explore Perth, Fremantle and surrounding areas. Transperth ticket prices are determined by how far you travel. Train and ferry fares must be purchased prior to travel at the Ticket Vending Machines while bus fares can be paid as you board. Tickets are valid for up to two hours and can be used on the entire public transport system. A DayRider ticket can be purchased for daily unlimited travel with Transperth. Visit the Transperth InfoCentre at the Perth Train Station, or visit transperth.wa.gov.au for information on timetables for trains, buses, ferries, CAT buses and language interpretation. 14

In July 2016, Transperth’s new $217 million Perth Busport was officially opened. Not only is the bus station fully underground - a first for Perth - it is also Australia’s first bus station to work more like an airport, with buses departing from different stands for each trip to maximise efficiency. Visit: transperth.wa.gov.au.

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GETTING AROUND THE TRIPLE TOUR See the best of Perth and Fremantle’s sights with the greatest value tour on offer. Enjoy a bird’s eye view of Perth city and Kings Park on the Explorer open top double decker bus, cruise down the beautiful Swan River on Captain Cook Cruises to Fremantle and then take in the history and nostalgia of the old Port city of Fremantle aboard a tram. Your ticket includes all three tours and can be completed all in one day or over two or three, it’s up to you. Alternatively upgrade to the Triple Tour Deluxe and include a tour around Fremantle Prison and lunch at Fishing Boat Harbour. A must for any visitor to Perth and Fremantle. See page 3.

CAR HIRE See the inside and back cover for a selection of car hire companies who offer every type of vehicle from small cars, family wagons to campervans and four wheel drives. Vehicles travel on the left side of the road and seat belts are compulsory. Visit www.ors.wa.gov.au.

TAXIS Taxis can be flagged down in the street or there are numerous taxi ranks around the city and at the Airports. Taxis can also be arranged by your Concierge or booked in advance by calling Swan Taxis - 13 13 30 or Black & White Cabs - 13 10 08.

Perth Explorer Bus Tour

FERRIES Ferries are a pleasant alternative to getting around where you can enjoy the stunning views and calm waters along the beautiful Swan River. From Barrack Square, Transperth run a regular ferry across the river to South Perth (home of the Perth Zoo), Captain Cook Cruises offer direct routes to Fremantle and the Swan Valley, see page 24, or the Little Ferry Co. operate a regular service to various inner city locations, see page 22.

FREE CAT BUS Perth offers a free Blue, Yellow, Green and Red CAT bus service that operates around the Central Business District. Buses arrive every five to ten minutes depending on the route, time of day and day of the week. See the City Fold Out Map for the routes. For more information drop into the Transperth InfoCentres, visit transperth.wa.gov.au or phone 13 62 13.

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Elizabeth Quay, Perth City

SEE & DO PERTH Conjure up a city embodying all things right about cities. Assuming you lean toward the progressive, I’ll wager your rendering includes the following: multiple parks and waterfronts; spotless subways and free public buses; restaurant menus with organic, locally sourced food and wine; cool bars in heritage buildings; and popup everything, from farmers’ markets to cinema and yoga. Welcome to Perth. Published in the New York Times by visiting journalist Baz Dreisinger. Perth has everything you need to experience a fabulous holiday. 3000 hours of sunshine a year, friendly locals, historic attractions and relaxed alfresco dining offering world class food and wine. 16

There is plenty to see and do in Perth. Hop on an open top bus tour to Kings Park for spectacular views over the city; jump off and walk amongst the treetops or stop for a picnic. Watch gold pouring at The Perth Mint or marvel at one of the world’s largest musical instruments at The Bell Tower. Shop in one of the many arcades or boutique stores, take a wine cruise on the beautiful Swan River, jump on the Transperth ferry to visit over 1500 species of animals at the Perth Zoo, or for something different, see Perth on a Segway Tour. Perth offers abundant restaurants, pubs, bars, night markets, cafes, art galleries, theatre and exhibitions. The city is also surorunded by a number of ‘urban’ villages’ such as Subiaco, Leederville and Mt Lawley, all offering a different inner city feel. After exploring Perth city, take a day or extended trip to visit the historic Port town of Fremantle, the turquoise bays of Rottnest Island or the lush valleys full of world class wineries in the Swan Valley, all within 45 minutes of the CBD. See the following pages for a selection of attractions in Perth city.


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attraction in town. A glittering, interactive journey into gold. Discover the fascinating story of Western Australia’s golden heritage at our stunning new Gold Exhibition. A dynamic multimedia extravaganza combines with historic memories and aged artefacts to form the backdrop to a dazzling array of pure gold exhibits. Experience the magic, allure and wonder of gold.

Open 7 days a week. 9am – 5pm. Gold Exhibition. Guided Tours. Shop. Café. 310 Hay Street, East Perth WA 6004 Telephone 1300 366 520 www.perthmint.com.au/visit facebook.com/theperthmint • twitter.com/perthmint9


PERTH THE PERTH MINT The multi award-winning tourist destination, The Perth Mint, is one of the world’s oldest mints still operating from its original premises, and one of WA’s historic landmarks. The Perth Mint gives visitors the opportunity to experience the excitement of the early gold rushes and be captivated by a traditional gold pouring performance in the original Melting House. Visitors will marvel at the 25.5 kilogram Newmont Normandy Nugget, the second largest nugget in existence, handle more than $500,000 worth of gold bullion, discover the value of their weight in gold and engrave their own personalised medallions. The largest and heaviest coin in the world is the latest addition to the Mint’s unique attractions. Measuring 80cm wide and 13cm deep, the colossal coin weighs one tonne of 99.99% pure gold. Valued at more than $50million, it represents the pinnacle of ingenuity and innovation for which The Perth Mint is renowned. Located at 310 Hay Street, East Perth. Open 7 days, 9am-5pm. See page 17.

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PERTH ZOO Ever wanted to immerse yourself in the Aussie outback but have Asia’s stunning rainforests and Africa’s wild savannah right around the corner? Perth Zoo, with over 1500 animals and some of the most beautiful gardens in Western Australia, is your ultimate day out. Open every day of the year from 9am – 5pm, Perth Zoo offers a number of wild Eye to Eye encounters to get you closer to the animals than ever before. You might get the chance to feed the quokka, pat their lizard and get up close with an amazing echidna. Or if you’d rather stick your neck out and get close to the Zoo’s giraffe herd, Giraffe Eye to Eye encounters take place daily for just ten dollars. See opposite and the City Fold Out Map.

Staying in Perth and looking for a trip to the Swan Valley? Taste Bud Tours offer half day morning or afternoon SPEED GRAZING tours departing Perth to the Swan Valley, Perth’s Valley of Taste. Tours depart from the new location at the Tourist Bus Stand, in front of the Perth Train Station. See page 96 www.tastebudtours.com.au

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Perth Zoo

Just five minutes from the city, visit Perth Zoo and see many animals from around the world plus the best of Australia’s wildlife! Make a day of it and enjoy free keeper talks, have a picnic on one of our lawns or get up close and book a daily Eye to Eye experience – you might feed a giraffe or meet our quokka. We are open every day of the year from 9am – 5pm. Call 08 9474 0444 or visit perthzoo.com.au Find us on Insta

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The Bell Tower

Cruising the Swan River with Captain Cook Cruises

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THE BELL TOWER Located at Barrack Square, overlooking the picturesque Swan River is one of Perth’s most unique tourist attractions. Filled with fascinating historic content, the Bell Tower has become an icon for Perth and WA. The Bell Tower includes the twelve bells of one of London’s most famous churches, St Martin-in-theFields, and are recorded as being in existence from before the 14th century and recast in the 16th century by Queen Elizabeth I. The bells have rung out to celebrate many historic events such as England’s victory over the Spanish Armada in 1588, The World War II victory at El Alamein in 1942, and has celebrated the coronation of every British monarch since King George II in 1727. Have a go at chiming a bell yourself in their Bell Tower Experience Tour, an experience offered nowhere else on the planet! Browse the gift shop which displays iconic Australian souvenirs and enjoy the stunning views. You can also purchase Love Locks at the Bell Tower! Love Locks are padlocks fixed to a public structure and are a symbol of a couple’s eternal love. See page 1 or the City Fold Out Map, and the Discount Voucher on page 54.

THE NOSTALGIA BOX The Nostalgia Box is Australia’s 1st interactive Video Game Console Museum, located in Northbridge. They showcase around 100 consoles from the 1970s through to the 2000s. You are sure to find most if not all consoles from your childhood as well as many you’ve never heard of. Experience classic games in their gaming area, such as Pong, Space Invaders, Super Mario Bros, Sonic the Hedgehog, Crash Bandicoot and many more. Nostalgia Box takes you back to the wonderful memories of your gaming youth, and gives kids a chance to experience gaming old school style. This is a perfect opportunity to share your childhood with your loved ones, or simply relive it once more. Join them for a unique experience. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 56.

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Visit Perth’s first maternity hospital which today displays many facets of medical history including nursing, dentistry, early medicine and the famous Royal Flying Doctor Service. Open Wednesday 10.30am to 4pm and the second and fourth Sunday of each month, 2pm to 4pm. Ph: 9340 1506 Cnr Barker & Railway Roads, Subiaco www.wamedicalmuseum.org.au 20


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Cruising the Swan River with Captain Cook Cruises

PERTH CAPTAIN COOK CRUISES Captain Cook Cruises offer a wide range of luxurious half or full day and evening river cruise options on the Swan River. Cruise from Perth to Fremantle or upstream to the magnificent Swan Valley wine region, enjoying lunch, dinner or just enjoy the Captain’s informative commentary.

LITTLE FERRY CO. The Little Ferry Co. boutique electric ferries are on the water every day providing a regular ferry service between Elizabeth Quay and Claisebrook Cove, East Perth. The Skippers provide a personalised commentary highlighting places of interest and historical background of Perth and the magnificent Swan River. Relax in elegant comfort with a cup of tea or coffee and enjoy this unique opportunity to experience our beautiful city. The ferries run from 9am to 5pm, 7 days. Please visit the website for the ferry schedule. See below.

Captain Cook Cruises is one of Perth’s best known tourism operators and an icon for holiday-makers for more than 25 years. Whether it’s cruising past the mansions in Millionaire’s Row and into the Port of Fremantle, or upstream into the tranquil Swan Valley to visit Sandalford Estate, let the friendly crew take care of you as you enjoy the ever changing views cruise by. Located at Pier 3 Barrack Street Jetty or the BShed in Fremantle. See page 24 or the City Fold Out Map, plus the Discount Voucher on page 54. Also see page 15 for the Triple Tour, for a combined cruise, tram and bus tour.

Perth’s boutique electric ferry service Hop on hop off Connecting two vibrant city locations www.littleferryco.com.au Ph: 0488 777 088

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Oh Hey WA

Oh Hey WA offer fun and informative guided walking tours helping you to Explore. Discover. Love Perth. Focused less on the history, and more on what is happening right now, their explorations cover art, culture, nightlife, new developments, hidden gems and the revitalisation of heritage precincts - a MUST-DO when visiting Perth. www.ohheywa.com.au 0408 995 965 - Adie Chapman

PERTH & KINGS PARK EXPLORER BUS TOUR Jump on board Perth and Kings Park’s only open top bus tour. With 24 and 48 hour tickets available, join the tour at any of the 11 stops in the city. Hop on, hop off as many times as you like throughout the day, while listening to the informative commentary on points of interests around Perth. Their most popular tour package, The Triple Tour, includes a Swan River Cruise and Fremantle Tram Tour. Other tour options include the Bus, Lunch and Tram Tour or visits to the Perth Mint and Rottnest Island. All are available through the web site www.perthexplorer.com.au or direct from the bus driver. See page 3 and the Discount Voucher on page 54.

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KINGS PARK

With its remarkable expanse of unique bushland and tranquil parkland, Kings Park is the most popular destination in WA and is visited by over six million people a year. It is said to be the largest city park in the world at 400.6 hectares. It was originally called ‘The Perth Park’ in 1895, but the name was changed in 1901 to ‘Kings Park’ to mark the accession of King Edward VII to the British throne. The park has sweeping views of the city and the Swan River and showcases an outstanding collection of WA flora. Enjoy a walk through the treetops on the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, stop for coffee or lunch at the cafe, have a picnic, visit the Aboriginal Art Gallery and shop for Australian made products at the gallery shop. During spring the park blooms with the world’s biggest display of Western Australia’s famous wildflowers from every region of the state, plus enjoy the events throughout September at the Kings Park Festival from the 1st - 30th. Visit www. bgpa.wa.gov.au and See the City Fold Out Map.

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CROWN PERTH Located only five minutes from the CBD, Crown Perth is the city’s ultimate entertainment precinct offering a twenty four hour casino, two international hotels, premium restaurants and bars, a nightclub and world-renowned theatre productions. Indulge in Crown Perth’s range of dining venues including Neil Perry’s Rockpool Bar & Grill Perth, the internationally-renowned Japanese restaurant Nobu, new French restaurant Bistro Guillaume or the new and happening pub venue, The Merrywell. The resort is also home to a luxurious pool area, a fully equipped gymnasium, and a glamorous day spa. With a world of entertainment right at your fingertips, visit Crown Perth, the city’s must-see attraction. See page 31 or the City Fold Out Map.

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Stay in one of Perth’s Best Locations Situated on the South Perth foreshore, walking R I V E R S Idistance D E S E R V to I C Evarious D A P A R Cafes T M E N T& S Restaurants, Ferry, Zoo & Shopping Precinct. 53 South Perth Esplanade, Sth Perth 6151

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Come roll with us! Discover Perth’s picturesque Swan River and Rottnest Island on a Segway. We’ll take you on a fun & eco-friendly 60 or 90 minute guided tour while you’re standing still! Purchase a gift voucher for a 60 or 90 minute guided Segway Tour. It’s the ultimate gift of a unique experience

segwaytourswa.com.au T: 1300 80 81 80 Barrack St Jetty, Perth or Kingstown Barracks, Rottnest Island

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FUNCATS WATERSPORTS

Come roll with Segway Tours and discover Perth’s Swan River and Rottnest Island on a Segway! Gold winners for the New Tourism Development Award and Bronze winners in the National Tourism Awards, Segway Tours WA provides fun, informative and ecofriendly guided tours.

Funcats is one of Perth’s iconic must do activities and one of the few places in the world where you can sail directly in front of a major city. With no experience necessary, there is no better way to enjoy our picturesque city than a relaxing sail on the beautiful Swan River.

It doesn’t matter if you have no Segway experience – Segways are easy to ride and training is included as part of the tour and they’ll have you rolling right away. Suitable for children 12yo and over and there is no age limit. See above and the Discount Voucher on page 55.

The fleet includes 40 catamarans, stand up paddleboards and kayaks. Catch the ferry across to South Perth and walk along the foreshore for eight minutes. No bookings required and a free lesson is included for those who haven’t sailed before. See below and the Discount Voucher on page 56, and the City Fold Out Map.

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Fun on the water for all ages & no experience necessary!

Coode St. Jetty, South Perth Ph: 0408 926 003 www.funcats.com.au Open 7 days 10am-6.30pm No booking required

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Fremantle

SEE & DO FREMANTLE Freman­tle is WA’s chief port and is situated at the mouth of the Swan River, just 25 minutes west of Perth. Cosmopolitan, friendly Fremantle was founded in 1829 by Captain Charles Howe Fremantle, in a ceremony which claimed the entire west coast “New Holland” in the name of King George IV. Convict labour was used to build many of the original buildings such as the Fremantle Prison and Fremantle Arts Centre, and with the arrival of the gold rush, Fremantle soon developed into a thriving port. Fremantle is much more than an architectural time capsule. Full of colour and a relaxed and casual atmosphere with busy restaurants and bars trading all hours of the day and night, one of the most intriguing aspects is that it is still possible to walk down streets that have remained virtually unchanged since the mid-19th century. 34

Browse through historic markets, bookstores and local designer boutiques. Enjoy fresh fish and chips and succulent seafood at the Fishing Boat Harbour, pizza and pasta along the Cappuccino Strip, world famous coffee at one of the many cafes, or visit one of the sylish microbreweries such as Little Creatures, who offer an incredible range of amber ales. Learn Fremantle’s history and visit a selection of museums such as the Maritime, Shipwreck or the Army Museum. Enjoy a free exhibition at the Fremantle Arts Centre, a swim in the ocean at Bathers Beach, or simply enjoy the lovely spring sun in one of Fremantle’s shady parks. Fremantle Prison and The Roundhouse offer historic tours or take a guided Tram ride to experience more of the city and its’ history. See the following pages for a selection of attractions and activities or drop into the Fremantle Visitor Centre in Kings Square and ask the helpful staff.



FREMANTLE DID YOU KNOW... Fremantle Markets

FREMANTLE PRISON Fremantle Prison is Western Australia’s only World Heritage listed building. Built by convicts in the 1850s, Fremantle Prison was used as a place of incarceration for 136 years. Decommissioned as a maximum security gaol in 1991, the prison is a monument to a system of punishment that is uncomfortably recent. Step inside and do time with Fremantle Prison’s experienced guides on a Prison Day Tour, Tunnels Tour adventure or spooky Torchlight Tour. Fremantle Prison is open 7 days a week and the Prison Gatehouse is open from 9.00am to 5.00pm daily, and later on Wednesday and Friday evenings. See page 35 or the Fremantle Map.

That the Fremantle Arts Centre first opened its doors as the Fremantle Lunatic Asylum? See page 47.

THE ROUNDHOUSE The Roundhouse is the oldest public building in WA. Opened in 1831, it was built to hold any person convicted of a crime in the settlement until 1886. It had eight cells and a jailer’s residence, all of which opened onto a central courtyard. After it ceased being used as a gaol it became a Police Lock-up until the late 1890s. Today it’s a popular historical tourist attraction with sweeping views over Fremantle, the Fishing Boat Harbour and Indian Ocean. Open 7 days, 10.30am to 3.30pm. See the Fremantle Map or visit fremantleroundhouse.com.au.

FREMANTLE MARKETS Established in 1897, Fremantle Markets is the Grand Dame of heritage buildings and offers over 150 stalls of jewellery, fashion, locally made gifts, fresh produce such as cheeses, honey, coffee, bread, chocolate and much more. Open Friday to Sunday and Monday public holidays. Visit fremantlemarkets.com.au or see the Fremantle Map. 36

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FREMANTLE TRAM TOURS See the sights of Fremantle on an all day, hop on, hop off ticket with live driver commentary to entertain you. Fremantle Trams meet all of the Perth to Fremantle ferries with five other conveniently placed stops around the city. Their most popular tour, The Triple Tour, includes a Swan River cruise and an open top

double decker bus tour of Perth. Other tours available provide a lunch river cruise or trip to Rottnest Island. On Friday night you can take the Ghostly Tour, a torch light guided tour of Fremantle oldest buildings including Fremantle Prison and a fish and chip supper. You can book online at www.fremantletrams.com.au. See above and the Discount Voucher on page 54.

Bathers Beach Art Precinct

The Bathers Beach Art Precinct is home to more than 20 established and respected sculptors, painters, photographers and Indigenous artists. Stroll through to view or purchase locally made art in the open studios and exhibitions. The precinct is of historical significance for indigenous Australians and links through to Victoria Quay and the Fishing Boat Harbour. Arthur Head, Fremantle See the Fremantle Map

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Enjoy freshly caught seafood by the water’s edge

FREMANTLE FISHING BOAT HARBOUR FISHING BOAT HARBOUR The Fishing Boat Harbour is Australia’s largest small boat harbour and is home to a wide range of commercial fishing vessels. The Harbour was built in 1919 and many of the fishing enterprises are descended from the Italian towns of Molfetta on the Adriatic Sea, and Capo d’Orlando in Sicily. Many families of the original fisherman still fish out of Fremantle today. The Fishing Boat Harbour was actually a small fishing industry until it was subject to worldwide focus following Australia II winning the America’s Cup, which resulted in major development over a very short period of time.

The Harbour today is still a very busy working port, and is home to over a dozen restaurants, the Shipwreck Museum, a fresh fish market, accommodation and a brewery. Shop for freshly caught seafood, soak up the ambiance and watch the fishing boats come and go while enjoying the world’s finest fresh fish. See the following pages for a selection of dining choices.

Sweetlips Fish & Chips

Sourced straight from the ocean and not the freezer, enjoy fresh fish and chips, squid, prawns, seafood burgers and salad cooked and prepared just the way you like it. Present this voucher to receive a free snack squid, valued at $4.95. 47 Mews Road, Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle www.sweetlips.com.au 9430 6902

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Within the Fishing Boat Harbour you’ll find numerous sculptures along the water’s edge, which celebrate and represent Fremantle’s fishing heritage, and it’s also home to the tribute statue of Fremantle boy Bon Scott, ACDC’s lead singer. The Harbour boasts a wide variety of annual events and festivals such as the Blessing of the Fleet, the Fremantle Street Arts Festival and the Fremantle Seafood Festival. Visit fremantlestory.com.au for the schedule of events. Fishing Boat Harbour

CICERELLO’S Established in 1903, the iconic Cicerello’s is known as WA’s best seafood eatery offering a range of family friendly dining options. With alfresco seating overlooking the scenic Fishing Boat Harbour, Cicerello’s succulent fish and chips are world renowned and not to be missed. Enjoy freshly caught seafood such as oysters, mussels and crabs with a beer, wine or champagne at the waters edge. Seven unique aquariums, housing many local marine animals, is a special attraction at this historic restaurant. Cicerello’s is open 7 days a week from 9.30am to 9.30pm. On page 54 you will find a 10% Discount Voucher if you spend over $50. See above or the Fremantle Map.

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LITTLE CREATURES Nestled on the water’s edge in Fremantle, Little Creatures is a flavour loving brewery, born out of a love affair with hops, and dedicated to making a unique and delicious range of beers to tempt the tastebuds of Freo locals and visitors alike. Grab a Pale Ale and a bite to eat from the sharing menu, enjoy the brewery chaos and soak up some sunshine in their backyard. Check out the Brewhouse, and pick up a six pack to take home or stay awhile for a beer tasting. You can even hop aboard one of their brewery tours at 12,1,2 and 3pm daily and grab a free bike to explore. Open 7 days; visit the website for opening hours and to view the menu. See below.

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KAILIS Kailis’ Fish Market Cafe, located on the waterfront at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, provides the finest seafood available in a working fish market environment, creating one of the most unique and memorable seafood experiences. Enjoy fresh fish and chips on the famous Fishing Boat Harbour wharf, and soak up the atmosphere of a real-life fish market, serving the freshest seafood on its Seafood BBQ. First founded as ‘G.P. Kailis and Sons’ fish market in 1928, Kailis’ respect for tradition and knowledge of the fishing industry has seen Kailis’ Fish Market inducted into the Sir David Brand Tourism Awards Hall of Fame and voted WA’s best fish & chips on numerous occasions. See page 5.


FISHING BOAT HARBOUR bathers beach house

bathers beach house restaurant | bar | functions space open for lunch & dinner 7 days a week

find us at bathersbeachhouse

www.bathersbeachhouse.com.au

47 mews road bathers beach fremantle

BATHERS BEACH HOUSE Bathers Beach House is Perth’s only absolute beachfront restaurant, bar and function space, three steps from the beautiful white sands of Bathers Beach in Fremantle. They have a quintessentially Australian flavour to the menu, a wide range of local

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craft beers, plus international favourites, together with an eclectic range of local wines and a few international additions. You can enjoy the amazing beach views from inside Bathers Beach House or the lovely north facing alfresco area, either location will be the ideal spot to enjoy spectacular sunsets. Bathers Beach House is open 7 days a week. See above.

Char Char Bull

Char Char Bull offers diners fabulous water views, indoor and outdoor seating and a great wine list. They specialise in char grilled prime beef, cuts that have been specially selected from suppliers to ensure tender, flavourful steaks. For those who enjoy local seafood, fish, prawns, oysters and mussels are all on the menu. Open 7 days for lunch and dinner. 44 Mews Road, Fremantle www.charcharbull.com.au

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See & Do Fremantle Visitor Centre

No fee booking service for tours and all types of accommodation including self-contained apartments, hotels and B&B’s. Transport bookings, merchandise and local advice and information. Call and speak to our local experts to plan your visit. Kings Square, Fremantle www.visitfremantle.com.au 9431 7878

Western Australian Museum – Shipwreck Galleries

The WA Museum – Shipwreck Galleries is the foremost maritime archaeology museum in the southern hemisphere. The displays in the convict built Commissariat building feature artefacts and relics from ships wrecked along the treacherous WA coastline, including the original timbers from the Batavia, wrecked in 1629. Free daily tours 10:30am and 2:30pm. Cliff Street, Fremantle www.museum.wa.gov.au 1300 134 081

3 hour Sails aboard STS Leeuwin II Adventure or cruise? It’s up to you. Take the helm, set the sails, and tour the ship or sit back, relax and enjoy the sail! Light snacks and refreshments included. Sails depart Victoria Quay, Fremantle. Proceeds from the day sails support Leeuwin’s Youth Explorer Voyage program for 14-25 year olds. www.sailleeuwin.com 9430 4105

Fremantle Walking Tours by Two Feet & a Heartbeat

Convicts & Colonials Tour: Hear the amazing stories of Freo while seeing all the landmarks on foot. Sailors Guide To Fremantle Tour: Explore the “West End” through the eyes of pioneers, explorers, migrants and convicts, with a couple of beers. From $40pp. Bookings essential. www.twofeet.com.au 1800 459 388

Hougoumont Hotel, Fremantle

Business or pleasure, the Hougoumont offers affordable luxury accommodation for the mobile, modern citizen in the heart of Fremantle. Opting for style and substance over unnecessary space, each lodging combines luxurious comfort with ultimate connectivity, including smart TVs and free Wi-Fi. 7-15 Bannister Street, Fremantle www.hougoumonthotel.com.au 6160 6800

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Shopping Fremantle Opals

Established in 1985 this family run business, offers a wealth of knowledge and experience in choosing your opal or South sea Pearl. With an extensive range from unset stones to hand crafted jewellery you will find something to suit every budget.Take a piece of Australia home. See page 52. 27-35 William Street, Fremantle www.fremantleopals.com.au 9430 4334

Woolstores Shopping Centre

Coles supermarket, Liquorland plus specialty stores. Woolstores offers customers the convenience of many services ranging from fresh food, fashion and beauty to a Ticketek outlet.....the heart of shopping in Fremantle. OPEN 7 DAYS, weekdays open until 9pm. Cnr Queen & Cantonment Streets, Fremantle www.woolstores.com.au 9335 5492

E Shed Markets at Victoria Quay

E Shed Markets on the waterfront offer a great range of souvenirs, gifts and unique Australian products with delicious food and live entertainment every weekend. The General Market is open Friday to Sunday (and selected Public Holidays) 9am to 5pm. The International Food Court is open Friday to Sunday (and selected Public Holidays) 9am to 8pm. Peter Hughes Drive, Fremantle www.eshedmarkets.net.au 0421 762 277

Glen Cowans Studio

Located near the ocean in one of the 100 year old Pilot’s Cottages, the Studio at the Roundhouse showcases Glen Cowans’ underwater imagery from the west coast of Australia and around the world. Mention “Hello Perth” for 10% discount with minimum $50 spend. Thursdays to Sundays 10:30am - 4pm 9 Captains Lane, Arthur Head, Fremantle www.glencowans.com 9433 6617

Fremantle Markets

Established in 1897, the famous Fremantle Markets is the Grand Dame of heritage buildings and a must see destination with over 150 stalls, including fresh produce such as cheese, honey and bread, jewellery, and quirky gifts. Open Friday to Sunday, & Monday public holidays. Cnr South Tce & Henderson St, Fremantle www.fremantlemarkets.com.au 9335 2515

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Eat & Drink Fishing Boat Harbour

A bustling working port famous for its succulent fish and chips, locally brewed beer and waterside restaurants, it’s a highlight for visitors. Shop for freshly caught seafood, soak up the ambiance and watch the fishing boats come and go while enjoying the world’s finest fresh fish. See page 38. Mews Road, Fremantle www.fishingboatharbour.com.au

Kailis’ Fish Market Cafe

Kailis’ Fish Market Cafe, located on the waterfront at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, provides the finest seafood available in a working fish market environment, creating one of the most unique and memorable seafood experiences. See page 5. 46 Mews Road, Fremantle www.kailis.com 9335 7755

The Monk Brewery & Kitchen

The Monk Brewery & Kitchen is in the heart of Fremantle, with the craft brewery running from the centre of its restaurant. The laid-back, rustic venue is the perfect backdrop to enjoy a brew and a meal, while the terrace is the ideal spot to soak up Freo’s festive atmosphere! 33 South Terrace, Fremantle www.themonk.com.au Ph: 9335 7755

Joe’s Fish Shack

A Gold Plate award winning restaurant, and a Fremantle institution. Funky atmosphere, great service and a stunning array of seafood while overlooking the bustling Fishing Boat Harbour. 42 Mews Road, Fishing Boat Harbour, Fremantle www.joesfishshack.com.au 9336 7161

The Left Bank - Bar Cafe

The Left Bank is the perfect spot for some relaxing drinks and fantastic food with the most amazing river view that Fremantle has to offer. Join us for live music on the weekend, the best Sunday Session in town or simply for a laid back afternoon by the river. With its rich history, The Left Bank is truly a part of Fremantle you wouldn’t want to miss. 15 Riverside Road, East Fremantle www.leftbank.com.au 9319 1315

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Fremantle Arts Centre

One of Australia’s leading art centres, FAC is housed within an iconic heritage building and beautiful grounds. Enjoy contemporary visual art exhibitions, art courses, a shop selling the finest WA-designed wares, live music and an idyllic café. Open 7 days. Free entry. 1 Finnerty St Fremantle www.fac.org.au Ph: 9432 9555

Fremantle Prison

Fremantle Prison is WA’s only World Heritage listed building. Step inside and do time with Fremantle Prison’s experienced guides on a Prison Day Tour, underground Tunnels Tour or spooky Torchlight Tour. See page 35. The Terrace, Fremantle www.fremantleprison.com.au 9336 9200

Fremantle Tram Tours

Take in all of Fremantle’s historic landmarks with a hop-on, hop-off guided tram tour, including commentary along the way. On Friday nights you can take the Ghostly Tour, a torchlight guided tour of Fremantle’s oldest buildings. See page 37. www.fremantletrams.com.au 9433 6674

Western Australian Maritime Museum

Perched on the ocean’s edge, the Western Australian Maritime Museum explores Fremantle’s past, present and future as a coastal city and port. Home to Australia II and Cold War-era Oberon class submarine HMAS Ovens, the Museum inspires visitors to discover WA’s affinity with the ocean and plays host to WA Museum curated and international touring exhibitions. Free daily tours 10:30am and 2:30pm. Entry fees apply. Victoria Quay, Fremantle www.museum.wa.gov.au 1300 134 081

Army Museum of WA

Displays the history of WA men and women who served in the Army in conflicts from the Boer War to Afghanistan. Exhibits includes memorabilia, medals, photos, vehicle and artillery pieces. Visit the website for booking information. Open Wednesday to Sunday, visits at 10.30am and 1.30pm. Artillery Barracks, Burt Street, Fremantle www.armymuseumwa.com.au 9430 2535

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King Street

SHOPPING Perth City has over 900 speciality shops, various unique arcades and several big department stores, and is the main hub for shoppers, from high end brands such as Gucci or Chanel to the less expensive chain stores. Within the city centre, you’ll find a number of arcades such as Plaza Arcade, Carillon City, 140, Raine Square, Piccadilly Arcade and London Court, all brimming with shops to suit all tastes and budgets. King Street, only a five minute walk west of the CBD, is a luxury shopping destination with a European feel. High end brands such as Gucci, Chanel, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Bally and Tiffany & Co line the cobble stone streets and is a fashion lovers paradise. Subiaco, which is only three train stops from Perth, is well known for the numerous fine Australian jewellery stores offering pearls and diamonds. 48

Fremantle is on the same train line as Subiaco and has a fabulous mix of Western Australian designers such as Morrison and Empire Rose, plus the famous Fremantle Markets. See the following pages for a selection of shopping choices, or visit www.helloperth.com.au and browse the Shopping section.

140 140 is in the heart of the Perth CBD, set directly above the Perth Underground. Take a stroll amongst the reimagined laneways and explore the eclectic mix of shops, colourful works of art and food glorious food. Whether you’re in need of a dumpling delight, a French baguette, coffee pick me up, long lunch, sweet treat or after work drinks, it’s all at 140. You can also discover the living gallery of bespoke works from local, national and international artists. 140 is open seven days a week, located at the corner of William Street and Murray Street Mall. For more information check out www.140.com.au and see opposite.

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In the heart of the Perth CBD a dining and retail precinct with over 20 bars, restaurants and stores.

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SHOPPING The most perfect diamond simulant

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SECRETS SHHH... Secrets Shhh diamond simulants are guaranteed to retain their flawless beauty for a lifetime and are indistinguishable from natural diamonds to the naked eye. Set in solid gold, in classic and modern designs, the average price for a ring is $450 and studs and pendants are mostly under $200. Secrets also has a stunning range of tennis bracelets in white, yellow and rose gold. At such affordable prices, Secrets jewellery is perfect for travellers and makes a wonderful gift or souvenir. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 57.

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Raine Square Perth’s place to shop, eat or catch up for a coffee. Rebel has all your sporting requirements covered, and with plenty of specialty retailers, a Coles Central supermarket, FREE wi-fi in the food court, easy entry to the Perth Train Station, you’ll understand why Raine Square is The Centre of Your City! 300 Murray Street, Perth www.rainesquare.com.au 6143 4888

enex

enex is Perth’s Home to Style, providing you with all your fashion, food and lifestyle needs including Australian brands Witchery, Marcs, Aesop, Gorman, Mimco and Politix. enex showcases a range of coveted brands for Women and Men with the inclusion of 15 eateries featuring delicious cuisine from around the globe. 683 Hay Street Mall, Perth www.enexperth.com.au

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Visit our factory and shop for 100% Australian made sheepskin products. Ugg Boots • Clothing • Sheepskin Rugs 3 Beach Street, Fremantle Ph: (08) 9336 2155

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EAGLE WOOLS For a true Australian experience, visit Eagle Wools and watch 100% Australian sheepskin products being made in their 100 year old wool shed, based in the heart of Fremantle. A family business, Eagle Wools have been hand making Ugg boots and sheepskin products for nearly 40 years and pride themselves in creating and supplying premium products from

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SHOPPING Willie Creek Pearls

Willie Creek Pearls has one of the largest collections of pearl jewellery in Australia featuring the famous Australian South Sea Pearl. Grown in the pure and pristine waters north of Broome these natural gems are meticulously crafted together with gold and diamonds to create inspiring pieces of jewellery. Cnr Rokeby Road and Hay Street, Subiaco. Sorrento Quay, Hillarys Boat Harbour. www.williecreekpearls.com.au

The Perth Mint Shop

The Perth Mint Shop offers an extensive range of collector coins, natural gold nuggets, exquisite jewellery, giftware and souvenirs. An authorised stockist of Argyle Pink Diamonds, Ellendale Yellow Diamonds, Kailis Australian Pearls, Pandora and Guess Jewellery, The Perth Mint has something for every occasion. Tax free sales available. Open 7 days, 9am-5pm. See page 17. 310 Hay Street, East Perth

Established 1985

See our extensive range of opal and pearl jewellery, plus loose stones direct from the mines.

Shop 15 27-35 William St Fremantle Ph: (+618) 9430 4334

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Visit our town for an outlet shopping experience.

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FREMANTLE OPALS Established in 1985 and now celebrating 30 years in business, Fremantle Opals offer a wealth of knowledge and experience in choosing opals and opal jewellery. The friendly staff invite you to view an exclusive range of beautiful jewellery and unset opals. Choose from opal rings, pendants or bracelets, and they also specialise in black opal. Fremantle Opals buy direct from Australian mines, and also offer a range of South sea pearls. You’ll find them at the William Street entrance of the Fremantle Mall, just opposite the Town Hall. A perfect place to find that special souvenir or gift. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 55.

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WATERTOWN Watertown Brand Outlet Centre is Western Australia’s most exciting venue for outlet, specialty shopping. With all the best brands at all the best prices, it is Perth’s home to outlet shopping. With everything you need in one location, Watertown Brand Outlet Centre is a ‘one-stop-shop’. The specialty precinct offers a diverse mix of fashion, jewellery, gifts, homewares, leisure and sportswear, general merchandise and service retail outlets. You can also take a break from your shopping adventure at Watertown Brand Outlet Centre’s dining and entertainment precinct. Only five minutes west of the CBD. See above and the Fold Out City Map.

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London Court

Built in 1937, London Court has become an historic Perth landmark featuring exquisitely preserved, Tudor style architecture. Located between Hay St Mall and St Georges Terrace in the heart of Perth’s CBD, the arcade offers an ambient shopping precinct with a variety of charming boutiques, cafes and services. Open Mon - Sat 5am to 9pm, Sun 11am to 9pm. www.londoncourt.com.au www.facebook.com/londoncourtperth

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10% off

ROCKINGHAM WILD ENCOUNTERS

10% off Dolphin, Penguin & Sea Lion Adventure Cruise or Swim with Wild Dolphins. Quote Promo Code: HELLOPERTH. Must

present voucher at time of travel. Not valid with any other offers or for agency bookings. Valid up to 4 people. Expires: 31/12/2016.

www.penguinisland.com.au See our ad on page 87

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ADAMS PINNACLE TOURS

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THE BELL TOWER

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CAPTAIN COOK CRUISES

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Present this voucher at the Barrack Street Jetty Office to receive 10% off all ADAMS day tours. Max 4 persons per booking. Direct Bookings only. Online bookings quote HELLOPERTH. Not valid with any other offers. Valid until 24/12/16. www.adamspinnacletours.com.au See our ad on page 2 Ph: 6270 6060

Get 20% off the adult entry price by presenting this voucher. Not valid with any other offer. One voucher per person. Expires 31/12/2016. www.thebelltower.com.au See our ad on page 1 Ph: 6210 0444

Present this voucher for 10% off all adult tickets. Use code HELLOPERTH when booking online. Available on board public scheduled cruises and direct bookings only. www.captaincookcruises.com.au See our ad on page 26 Ph: 9325 3341

Present this voucher at either Fremantle or Mandurah to receive 10% off any purchase over $50.00. www.cicerellos.com.au See our ads on pages 39 & 89 Ph: 9335 1911

Present this voucher to receive 10% discount on a One Hour Dolphin & Scenic Canal cruise. Not valid with any other discount. One voucher per booking. Expires 31/12/16. www.mandurahcruises.com.au See our ad on page 91 Ph: 9581 1242

FREMANTLE TRAM TOURS

$5 off Hop-on-Hop-off day tour, full adult fare only. Maximum 4 adults per voucher. Cannot be redeemed against packages. Book online using code Hello16. www.fremantletrams.com See our ad on page 37 Ph: 9433 6674

ADVENTURE WORLD

Present this voucher to receive 25% off standard ticket prices for up to 4 people. Not valid with any other offer, valid on full-priced adult & child tickets only. Valid for 2016/17 season. www.adventureworld.net.au See our ad on page 69 Ph: 9417 9666

PERTH & KINGS PARK EXPLORER BUS TOUR

$5 off a 24 hour Adult ticket, hop on, hop off. Book online using code Hello16. Cannot be redeemed against any other tour. Maximum 2 people per voucher. Must present voucher at time of travel. www.perthexplorer.com.au See our ad on page 3 Ph: 9203 8882


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WHALE WATCHING CRUISE

Receive a 20% discount off a Rottnest Express Whale Watching Cruise. Quote Promo Code: HELLOWW20 to receive the discount. Must present voucher at time of travel. Valid for 2016 season only. www.rottnestexpress.com.au See our ad on page 75 Ph: 1300 467 688

ROTTNEST FAST FERRIES

15% off Rottnest Island Day Returns, 2 hr Whale Watching Cruises and Coastal Cruises when you quote HELLOPERTH. Adult and child fares only. Max 4 passengers per booking. Discount excludes Government Admission Fees. www.rottnestfastferries.com.au See our ad on page 77 Ph: 9246 1039

LUCKY SHAG BAR

Present this voucher to receive 10% discount on your purchase of $50 or more. www.luckyshagbar.com.au See our ad on page 60 Ph: 9325 3700

EXPLORE TOURS PERTH

Use code HELLOSPRING when booking online or when calling to book and receive 10% off any of the amazing tours. Code valid until 31st December. www.exploretoursperth.com.au See our ad on page 82 Ph: 1300 135 752

AQUA BAR

Present this voucher to receive 10% discount on your purchase of $50 or more. www.aqua-bar.com.au See our ad on page 61 Ph: 9325 3700

20% off

FREMANTLE OPALS

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TASTE BUD TOURS

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SEGWAY TOURS WA

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Opal jewellery (excluding watches). Excluding specials. Offer not valid with any other discount, and voucher must be presented at time of purchase. www.fremantleopals.com.au See our ad on page 52 Ph: 9430 4334

15% off Morning Good Food & Wine Trail or Afternoon Good Food, Wine & Beer Trail. Quote HP16 when booking direct to receive the discount, (not online). www.tastebudtours.com.au See our ad on page 96 Ph: 0412 244 201

10% discount off all tour bookings. Quote Promo Code: “HelloPerth16” to receive the discount. www.segwaytourswa.com.au See our ad on page 33 Ph: 1300 80 81 80

THE ESPLANADE HOTEL FREMANTLE - BY RYDGES

Receive a FREE bottle of wine when you present this voucher and spend $100 in ANY F&B outlet within The Esplanade Hotel Fremantle – By Rydges. 46/54 Marine Terrace, Fremantle. www.rydges.com/fremantle See our ad on page 63 Ph: 9432 4000


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AMBERJACKS COTTESLOE BEACH

10% off

EAGLE WOOLS UGG BOOTS

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Present this voucher at our Cottesloe Restaurant to receive 50% off your total bill, up to a value of $10. www.amberjacks.com.au See our ad on page 64 Ph: 9385 0977

Present this voucher to receive 10% discount off any purchase. Not valid with any other offer. www.eaglewools.com.au See our ad on page 51 Ph: 9336 2155

THE NOSTALGIA BOX

10% off standard ticket prices for up to 4 people. Not valid with any other offer, valid on full-priced adult and child tickets only. Book online using code HelloPerth. www.TheNostalgiaBox.com.au See our ad on page 21 Ph: 9227 7377

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WHITEMAN PARK

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COCKBURN ICE ARENA

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SUPER ROO ECO TOURS

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LONE RANGES

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Motor Museum of WA in Whiteman Park. Present this voucher for $5 off a Family Ticket ($20 instead of $25) or $2 off individual entry tickets. Expires 28/12/16. www.whitemanpark.com.au See our ad on page 4 Ph: 9209 6000

Present this voucher to receive 25% off admission and skate hire for up to 5 people. Expires 31st December 2016. www.cockburnicearena.com.au See our ad on page 68 Ph: 9411 0300

$10 off per adult $5 off per child. Direct bookings only and only at initial time of booking and not after. Not valid for the Pinnacles or Margaret River Tour. www.superrootours.com.au See our ad on page 71 Ph: 0427 788 865

Free 22LR Rifle Shooting Package with every $100 or more purchased. Not valid with any other offer. 107 Robinson Ave, Belmont. www.lrsc.net.au See our ad on page 70 Ph: 9 9277 9200

FUNCATS CATAMARAN HIRE

Get $5 off the standard price of any one hour catamaran hire when presenting this voucher. One voucher per person. www.funcats.com.au See our ad on page 33 Ph: 0408 926 003

IVY & JACK

Present this voucher and receive 20% off the total bill. Use for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other promotions or discounts. Discount value total $50.00. www.ivyandjack.com.au See our ad on page 61 Ph: 9261 7233


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SKYDIVE AUSTRALIA

10% off

C RESTAURANT

FREE Still Photos

$30 discount on 14,000ft tandem skydives. Direct bookings only. Quote HP16 when booking. www.skydive.com.au See our ad on page 21 Ph: 1300 663 634

Present this voucher to receive a 10% discount off your bill.

www.crestaurant.com.au See our ad on page 60

Ph: 9220 8333

SKYDIVE JURIEN BAY

Free still photos when you buy a video of your jump, value $30. To recieve discount you must mention voucher at time of booking. 65 Bashford St, Jurien Bay. www.skydivejurienbay.com See our ad on page 84 Ph: 9652 1320

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Present this voucher for 10% off a whaleshark or dive tour. Direct bookings only. Not valid with any other discount. Must present voucher at time of booking. www.exmouthdiving.com.au See our ad on page 85 Ph: 9949 1201

$10 off per person for Pinnacles & Sandboarding and Koala 3 in 1 Tour. Bookings essential. Quote HP1617 when booking. Direct bookings only. Expires 31/3/17. www.tourswithatwist.com.au See our ad page 13 Ph: 0438 846 602

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Subscribe to our mailing list and receive 15% OFF your journey! Visit our website, subscribe and instantly receive your discount. www.myAirshuttle.com.au See our ad on page 13

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Chariots of Hire ‘wind runner’ tours in Whiteman Park. Present this voucher for $10 off a $75 full priced tour. Expires 28.12.16 www.whitemanpark.com.au See our ad on page 4 Ph: 0487 887 766

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Present this voucher to receive a FREE slice of toasted and buttered Banana Bread (value $4.50!) with the purchase of any regular coffee! Valid until 31/12/16. One voucher per person. Not to be used in conjunction with any other offer. Corner of Wellington and William Streets, Perth. www.tartinecafe.com.au Ph: 9481 1195

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WINE & DINE Perth has experienced a burgeoning bar and restaurant scene over the past few years that can rival any capital city in Australia. Our restaurants offer a distinctive array of fresh produce to satisfy all palates and budgets and are well known for its exceptional quality and out of the ordinary cuisine. Perth is a food lovers paradise and offers a vast selection of dining choices such as a casual pub lunch at the Swan River’s edge, stylish city dining of varying cuisines, tapas and cocktails in the small laneway bars or freshly caught seafood or hearty breakfasts by the beach. With plenty of sunshine we love our alfresco dining, and in beautiful, relaxed surroundings. Perth is famous for its succulent seafood and enjoying it with the ocean views adds to the pleasurable experience. See the following pages for a selection of dining choices in Perth, Fremantle and 58

along the coast, but you’ll also find restaurant choices in the Fishing Boat Harbour and East Of Perth section, pages 38 and 94. See also the Discount section for various dining discounts.

ENEX Featured in the heart of Perth CBD, enex is your premier food destination, with the luxury of a newly renovated contemporary dining space, providing additional seating and plenty of natural lighting to enjoy casual and relaxed dining all year round. Open 7 days including Friday evenings and with the benefit of hosting 3 licensed venues, enex is the perfect city destination to shop and dine. enex is Perth’s Home to Style, providing you with all your fashion, food and lifestyle needs including Australian brands Witchery, Marcs, Aesop, Gorman, Mimco and Politix. Located at 683 Hay Street Mall, enex showcases a range of coveted brands for Women and Men with the inclusion of 15 eateries featuring delicious cuisine from around the globe. See opposite and visit enexperth.com.au.


BURGER EDGE CIMBALINO DELISIO GREENHOUSE HI THAI MATSURI MI SHANGHAI PHI YEN ROLL’D SLURP SUMO SALAD SUSHIA TIKKA TURBAN WOOLWORTHS ZAMBRERO

Discover Perth’s most stylish food destination. Home to 15 eateries from across the globe including Woolworths and Greenhouse Restaurant. Enter via 683 Hay Street Mall or 100 St Georges Tce. 59


WINE & DINE Perth’s only Revolving Restaurant

See the wonder of our beautiful city 33 floors up. Open for Lunch, High Tea and Dinner every day T 9220 8333 Level 33, 44 St Georges Terrace, Perth www.crestaurant.com.au

C RESTAURANT C Restaurant offers the best views in Perth and a menu to match. See the wonder of our beautiful city 33 floors up at Perth’s only revolving restaurant while enjoying modern Australian cuisine, award winning West Australian wines and outstanding service in a unique CBD location. Open for lunch, high tea and dinner every day. See above and the Discount Voucher on page 57.

PERTH SMALL BARS Since the change in licensing laws in recent years, Perth has experienced an explosion of small, funky bars, many down city laneways which is now a popular feature throughout the city, offering cocktails, tapas and varying cuisines. Download a copy of the Perth Small Bars PDF at www.visitperthcity.com.

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The Laneway Lounge

A hidden gem tucked in a laneway off Murray Street. Winner of the 2014 WA Best Cocktail Bar award, this world class Cocktail, Tapas & Free Live Jazz lounge is a must for all Perth visitors. The lounge is elegant and refined, like pieces of New Orleans and old Paris transported to the heart of Perth. Walk-ins and bookings welcome. Tues - Sun 4pm til late. Ph: 9321 2508, 414A Murray Street, Perth www.thelanewaylounge.com.au

Lucky Shag Waterfront Bar

The Lucky Shag Waterfront Bar is a truly unique venue, boasting spectacular views of the Swan River and Perth Skyline. Come and visit the team for a mouth-watering pub meal, relaxed atmosphere, extensive drinks menu, live entertainment 4 nights a week and sports on the big screens! Open 7 days. Find our Discount Voucher on page 55. Barrack Street Jetty, Perth www.luckyshagbar.com.au Ph: 9325 3700 60


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AQUA BAR Located a brisk 5 minute walk from Perth’s CBD, Aqua Bar is the newest addition to Barrack Square. Providing a chic lounge bar and outdoor decking that take in panoramic views of the Swan River, Perth City skyline and Elizabeth Quay, Aqua aims to provide an overall experience. Offering tempting tapas, fine wines and clever cocktails, patrons can enjoy sophisticated surrounds and superb scenery. Aqua Bar has been designed to capture the quintessential essences of Perth, offering an inventive sharing menu with influences from WA and afar. Open Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm. Treat yourselves to a delicious lunch or dinner at Aqua Bar, find your exclusive Discount Voucher on page 55, and see above.

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IVY & JACK

Ivy & Jack is situated in the heart of Perth CBD on Hay St, a restaurant bar with urban industrial-chic styling, open from 6.30am daily. Ivy & Jack offers flavoursome meals, shared platters, casual lunches, cosy dinners, breakfast on the go and organic barista made coffee. Experience a carefully crafted menu cooked with passion and love that delves into French and Spanish flavours showcasing divine WA produce. Choose from an extensive selection of premium quality wine and beer, plus fun and innovative cocktails. Flexible seating options and cosy booths make Ivy & Jack the ultimate foodie destination to visit this winter in Perth City. See below and the Discount Voucher on page 56.

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THE ESPLANADE HOTEL FREMANTLE BY RYDGES The commitment at The Esplanade Hotel Fremantle - by Rydges is to deliver outstanding food, beverages and service to create an experience that is reminiscent of a ‘home away from home’ feel. The Hotel encourages you to explore their restaurants and bars at some point during your time with them. They offer buffet dining at the Atrium

FREMANTLE Garden Restaurant along with a slightly more formal a la carte dining experience in The Harbour Master. After dinner let the Marine Lounge Bar mixologists make you a delicious cocktail, pour you a beer or you can personally select a wine from the wine room. To conclude your food and beverage experience, head into the Ball and Chain for a beer and bite that’s innovative, modern and delicious. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 55.

Cicerello’s

Cicerello’s is well known was WA’s best seafood eatery offering a range of family friendly dining options. With alfresco seating overlooking the scenic Fishing Boat Harbour, Cicerello’s succulent fish and chips are world renowned and not to be missed. See the Discount Voucher on page 54. 44 Mews Road, Fremantle www.cicerellos.com.au Ph: 9335 1911

Kailis’ Fish Market Cafe Kailis’ Fish Market Cafe, located on the waterfront at Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour, provides the finest seafood available in a working fish market environment, creating one of the most unique and memorable seafood experiences. See page 5. 46 Mews Road, Fremantle www.kailis.com Ph: 9335 7755

The National Hotel At the heart of Fremantle, the beautifully restored National Hotel is serving quality food and premium beverages seven days a week. Join us for one of our innovative promotional nights such as live comedy, open mic or see some of the finest live music Fremantle has to offer. 98 High Street, Fremantle www.national-hotel-fremantle.com.au Ph: 9335 6688

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ON THE COAST Bathers Beach House Bathers Beach House is Perth’s absolute beachfront restaurant and bar, only three steps from the beautiful white

sands of Bathers Beach. They have a quintessentially Australian flavour to the menu , a wide range of local craft beers, together with an eclectic range of local wines. See page 41. 47 Mews Road, Fremantle www.bathersbeachhouse.com.au Ph: 9335 2911

Matisse Beach Club

The award winning Matisse Beach Club is an exclusive mecca of glamour, light and fluid cool. Offering chic cabanas and lounges nestled by sparkling aqua pools, you can sip a cocktail and enjoy delicious casual dining. Open 7 days. 148 The Esplanade, Scarborough www.matissebeachclub.com.au Ph: 9245 2000

Indiana, Cottesloe Beach Indiana is a modern beach bistro, located on one of Perth’s most popular beaches with all tables commanding uninterrupted views of the Indian Ocean and magnificent sunsets. 99 Marine Pde, Cottesloe Beach www.indiana.com.au Ph: 9385 5005

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AMBERJACKS COTTESLOE BEACH

Amberjacks is an upmarket fish and chips shop located at the Corner of Marine Parade and John Street in Cottesloe. Enjoy the freshest seafood while experiencing clear views over Western Australia’s favourite beach, Cottesloe. Their selection of seafood can be enjoyed either in store or take it down to the grassy banks or pristine sands of Cottesloe beach. They pride themselves on being the most hygienic fish and chip store in Australia, using only the best and cleanest oil, filtered every single night, resulting in a trademark taste! During winter they are open for lunch and dinner Wednesday to Sunday. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 56.

KAILIS TRIGG The Kailis’ Trigg dining room sits proudly overlooking the iconic Trigg beach. This recently redeveloped building houses a spectacular Hamptons styled dining room with 180 degree unobstructed oceanfront views. Kailis’ classic seafood menu features a wide range of locally caught Western Australian seafood, fish and shellfish along with some non-seafood items. The Kailis Bar features a range of local and international wines, beers, spirits and cocktails. Their southern alfresco area provides an exceptional beach front outdoor dining experience. See above.

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AQWA

SEE & DO GREATER PERTH Greater Perth offers an excellent selection of attractions and activities. Whether you are an adventure seeker or have a young family, there is something to suit all tastes and budgets. Beautiful national parks for walking and cycling, some of the best beaches and weather in the world, fabulous diving, islands and wildlife; there’s much to choose from. Swim with dolphins, take photos with friendly Quokkas on Rottnest Island, dive with whale sharks (in season), get up close and personal with the underwater world, take a day tour up to the famous Pinnacles and pat some friendly kangaroos. Try iceskating, enjoy a day of fun and thrills at Adventure World, take a Mandurah canal cruise, go skydiving and sample world class wine in the Swan Valley. See the following pages for things to see and do in greater Perth, including Rottnest Island and north, south and east of the city. For more information, drop into the Visitor Centre in William Street, Perth.

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AQWA Be sure to visit Hillarys Boat Harbour to discover the wonders of AQWA – The Aquarium of Western Australia. Encounter giant sharks, turtles and stingrays in Australia’s largest single aquarium. You will also meet some of the world’s deadliest sea creatures in the DANGERzone, see rare and unique creatures such as seadragons and experience the wonder of one of the world’s largest living coral reef exhibits. From the iconic to the unusual, the underwater adventure will take you on a journey along WA’s spectacular coastline, from the icy-cold waters of the Southern Ocean to the tropical wonderland of coral reefs in the Far North. Enjoy exploring the child friendly touch-pool and for the ultimate thrill seeking experience, you can even dive or snorkel with sharks!AQWA is just 20 minutes north of the city at Hillarys Boat Harbour and is easily accessible by public transport. Perfect for a half day outing, AQWA also features a fully licenced café, free wifi and a gift shop. Open daily 10am to 5pm. See opposite or the Fold Out Suburban Map.


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ADVENTURE WORLD

COCKBURN ICE ARENA

The theme park is home to over 25 uniquely themed attractions including the world record breaking water slide, Kraken which is the longest, steepest and tallest of its kind on earth. Adventure World is also home to ‘Australia’s best roller coaster’ the jawdropping world class ‘Abyss’, plus adrenaline pumping thrill rides, water rides, and an Australian wildlife experience where you can hold and cuddle koalas as well as take away a souvenir photo!

Located 8km south of Fremantle and 15km from Perth CBD, opposite the picturesque Bibra Lake, Cockburn Ice Arena is housed in a brand new, state-of-the-art facility, proud to be one of only two ice rinks in the Southern Hemisphere with two ice surfaces!

The Medieval themed ‘Dragon’s Kingdom’ is an enchanting land of baby dragons, enormous flowers and fairies with rides, slides and a water park dedicated to the youngest adventurers. Award winning Kahuna Falls is Australia’s largest rain fortress boasting a 1000 litre tipping bucket and over 100 interactive water features. Just 25 minutes from Perth and only 15 minutes from Fremantle, Adventure World is the place where magical memories are made! The Adventure World 2016-17 season runs from 22 Sept 2016 to 25 April 2017; visit the official website for specific trading days, hours and ticketing info. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 54. 68

With easy access to public transport and plenty of onsite parking, they specialise in a variety of year round activities. Come down for a skate and hang out at the Frostbite Café or Cabin 401 Restaurant, it is definitely the coolest place in Perth for a fun day out for the whole family! See above. and the Discount Voucher on page 56. Cuddle a koala at Adventure World


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SEE & DO

Humpback Whale off the WA coast

WILDFLOWERS AND WHALES

Spring in Perth delivers unique experiences that attracts thousands of people from around the world every year. Wildflowers in Western Australia are well known as one of the most spectacular wildflower displays in the world. More than 60% of the wildflower species are unique to WA and during the wildflower season the state showcases over 12,000 species. Pink boronias, red and green kangaroo paw and magenta paperbark blossom are top of the list for wildflower spotters. Kings Park, Whiteman Park, Perth Hills, Noble Falls, the Avon Valley National Park and Jurien Bay are just a few starting points. Pick up a copy of the 2016 Wildflower Guide at the WA Visitor Centre.

Every year Humpback, Southern Right and Blue Whales migrate from the feeding grounds of Antartica to the warmer Indian Ocean waters to breed and give birth off the WA coast. Marvel at these majestic creatures as they playfully breach and frolick. From September to November, they can be viewed just offshore near Perth, and it is a holiday experience definitely not to be missed. See pages 74 and 76.

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LONE RANGES SHOOTING COMPLEX Only ten minutes from the Perth CBD, Lone Ranges Shooting Complex offers the chance to uniquely experience real shooting with real guns. Famous guns such as Browning, Beretta, Glock, Ruger, Smith and Wesson, Para Ordnance and the mighty Desert Eagle are all available for hire. There’s also the cowboy lever action rifles, 12 gauge shotguns and .22lr rifles to test your accuracy. Bring photo ID and enclosed footwear to enjoy Australia’s largest range of firearms to hire from. Also make sure to enquire about the special mid week packages. Take Transperth bus number 37 to bus stop 14316. Bookings required on weekends and after 5pm on weeknights. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 56.

Perth Day Tours

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SUPER ROO ECO TOURS Visit all of Perth’s fabulous attractions with a selection of personalised tours by Super Roo Eco Tours. See ten of Perth’s greatest highlights in one day with the Perth Experience Day Tour, or head north on the Pinnacles Day to visit the magnificent Pinnacles at Nambung National Park. If you prefer a night out, the Sunset Coast Night Tour includes Perth’s beaches and award winning fish and chips in Fremantle for dinner. You can also head south to Margaret River for the day or head east on our Swan Valley and Private Fruit Orchard Picking Tour. Ask about the other tours such as Wave Rock and Pinnacles Sunset Tours. See above and the Discount Voucher on page 56.

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Rottnest Island

ROTTNEST ISLAND Rottnest Island is Western Australia’s very own Island getaway, offering a casual atmosphere, picturesque scenery and some of the world’s finest beaches and bays. Located just 19 kilometres off the coast of Fremantle, it’s a special place for locals and a popular destination for interstate and international visitors. Rottnest Island was inhabited by Aboriginal people until rising sea levels separated the island from the mainland about 7,000 years ago; the first records of human occupation of Rottnest Island are from more than 6,500 years ago. The first Europeans took up residence on the island shortly after the settlement of the Swan River Colony in 1829. Today Rottnest Island is a relaxed, car free island offering world class beaches and stunning bays, plenty of alfresco, casual dining, walk trails, swimming, snorkeling and bike riding. 72

ROTTNEST ISLAND IN SPRING Spring is a beautiful time to visit Rottnest Island, when nature re-awakens with the bloom of wildflowers, the birth of baby quokkas and perhaps even dolphins and the migrating whales froliking offshore. Spring supplies plenty of warm sunny days, perfect for bike riding, long leisurely walks, swimming, sunbaking, alfresco dining and enjoying the relaxed, carefree atmosphere of the island. Enjoy long, leisurely walks around the stunning coastline or along the Wadjemup Walk Trail, where you may come across intriging island wildlife. Take a historic journey on the Oliver Hill Gun and Tunnels Tour, revealing the restored WW11 9.2 inch gun and a maze of underground tunnels. Discover the island’s hidden treasures with an exciting guided tour by Segway Tours WA, and for the more adventurous, skydive from 10 or 15,000 feet and take in the views of the entire island. You can also climb the Wadjemup Lighthouse which offers breathtaking 360 degree views of the island. See opposite and visit rottnestisland.com.


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Wadjemup Walk Trail

WADJEMUP WALK TRAIL Experience the unique natural beauty of Rottnest Island by foot. The spectacular 50 kilometre Wadjemup Walk Trail will greatly enhance your Rottnest Island experience and is set to become a major environmental, cultural and tourism show piece for WA. Three of the five sections are now complete, with sections exploring the Bickley Bay area, the Lakes and also Salmon Bay. Developments at the West End trail were also recently completed, including the spectacular West End Boardwalk which connects through to the Cathedral Rocks Seal Viewing Platform. All offer varying distances with unique terrain and attractions.

ROTTNEST ISLAND Ferries to the Island depart daily from Perth, Fremantle and Hillarys Boat Harbour, either for day trips or longer stays in the Island accommodation. For more information, visit rottnestisland.com, and see page 55 for ferry discount vouchers.

ROTTNEST EXPRESS Join an unforgettable two hour Whale Watching cruise to see over 35,000 magnificent Humpback Whales - the largest migration in the southern hemisphere with displays that will not only inspire but leave you in awe! Let Rottnest Express take you on board the Sea Eagle Express with its large open deck space with a vast viewing platform offering front row seats during your memorable whale encounter. The season operates 6th September to early November 2016. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 55.

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Rottnest Island Grand Tour by ADAMS

Explore the stunning beauty of this A Class natural reserve in air conditioned comfort with Adams Pinnacle Tours, taking in the amazing fauna and flora of the island, stunning beaches and bays, wildlife, salt lakes, underground WWII tunnels and finishing the 3.5 hour tour with a historic train ride back to the settlement. www.ADAMSpinnacletours.com.au Ph: 1300 551 687

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ROTTNEST ISLAND QUOKKA Perhaps the most photographed animal in the world and dubbed the happiest animal on earth (due to the Quokka selfie craze), the quokka is native to Rottnest Island and looks like a pint sized kangaroo. William de Vlamingh, who in 1696 was the next recorded European visitor to Rottnest, gave the Island its name Rotte nest’ (meaning rat’s nest) after the abundance of quokkas he saw, mistaking them for rats. Quokkas roam freely around the island in their natural habitat and are very friendly little creatures; but remember that Quokkas are wild animals and endangered species, so make sure you follow these simple rules to help protect them - don’t feed, don’t touch, don’t harm.

From all-inclusive packages to exploring Rottnest by yourself, Rottnest Fast Ferries has your island experience covered. Departing Hillarys Boat Harbour daily, they offer a variety of travel times and tour options to accommodate your perfect day out. Coastal, Whale Watching and Twilight cruises operate seasonally, as well as Full Day and Overnight Accommodation Packages at Rottnest Island. Bike and snorkel equipment is available to hire before you depart the harbour – saving valuable time once on the island. Free parking is available at the harbour, or courtesy coach transfers are available from major hotels in Perth city, Northbridge or along the Sunset Coast. Bookings are essential. See opposite and the Discount Voucher on page 55.

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Segway Tours WA

Segway Tours WA provides fun, informative and eco-friendly guided tours on Rottnest Island and no experience is necessary to ride a Segway, training is included as part of the tour. See page 33 for more information, or the Discount Voucher on page 55. Ph: 1300 80 81 80 Kingstown Barracks, Rottnest Island www.segwaytourswa.com.au 76


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Scarborough Beach

NORTH OF PERTH There is much to see and do north of Perth. Since the opening of the new Indian Ocean Drive between Lancelin and Cervantes, a trip to the famous Pinnacles can now include much more. Within an hour north of Perth there are many pristine beaches to swim, sunbathe and snorkel. Shop, dine or visit the underwater world of AQWA at Sorrento Quay, or take a ferry to Rottnest Island. Take the kids to the water fun park and mini golf, or enjoy the stunning scenery at Yanchep National Park, which offers walk trails, lakes, tea rooms and resident kangaroos. Heading further north you can use the fishing town of Cervantes as a base and visit the famous Pinnacles at the nearby Nambung National Park or the ancient Stromatolites at the picturesque Lake Thetis. Take a drive along the stunning Turquoise Coast to the quaint sea side town of Jurien Bay, which is home to the Jurien Bay

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Marine Park. You can even skydive over the beautiful Jurien Bay coastline, or heading even further north, swim with whale sharks. See the following pages for a selection of attractions north of Perth.

SCARBOROUGH Just 20 minutes north of Perth City lays Scarborough Beach, arguably Perth’s most popular beach. With vast sandy coastline and some of Perth’s best breaks Scarborough is popular with tourists and locals alike. The Scarborough foreshore is undergoing a major renovation with many new cafes, bars, restaurants and retail shops already open or opening soon. There is a large range of beach front accommodation including backpackers, affordable family apartments and five-star penthouses. Get involved with a host of activities ranging from surfing lessons, bike-riding and shopping or attend one of the many events in Scarborough. See opposite or visit www.stirling.wa.gov.au/events for more information.

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Scarborough is transforming.

Scarborough has now commenced a new stage in its redevelopment, unlocking its potential as one of Australia’s best beach front destinations. Locals and visitors can continue to experience the beach, dining options, bars and public amenities during the works. Please check the Metropolitan Redevelopment Authority website for updated access information. www.stirling.wa.gov.au www.mra.wa.gov.au


NORTH OF PERTH The Maze Family Fun Park

The Maze Family Fun Park is the perfect destination for a fun filled day out! With 6 mazes the fun is never-ending. Surrounded by lush green lawns and large trees the Giant Jumping Pillow, kids playground and vast picnic areas shouldn’t be missed. You can also get up close and personal with their kangaroos and emus, even pat a koala! For opening hours please visit the website. 1635 Neaves Road, Bullsbrook www.themaze.com.au

Wanneroo Botanic Gardens Mini Golf

This is not your average minigolf! 36 holes of fun and frustration for the whole family nestled amongst one of Perth’s premier garden settings. No matter what your age or skill level, you are sure to have lots of laughs and create many happy memories as you attempt to conquer the tricks and traps of our two great mini golf courses. It’s terrific fun for the whole family! www.wanneroobotanicgardens.com.au 25 Drovers Place, Wanneroo. Ph: 9405 1475

CITY OF JOONDALUP

With 17km of pristine coastline, more than 300 parks and reserves, an award-winning marina, some of Perth’s best beaches and leading retail destinations, there is something for everyone in the City of Joondalup. Over Spring and Summer, the City plays host to a number of free events for the local community and visitors to enjoy, including the Little Feet Festival, Music in the Park Concerts, Twilight Markets, Ocean Ride for MS, Heathridge Christmas Carols and ends the season with the Joondalup Festival – a two 80

festival held right in the heart of the Joondalup City Centre. Whether you’re a visitor or lucky enough to live locally, take the time to explore the City and discover all it has to offer. For more info on upcoming events and things to do in Joondalup, visit joondalup.wa.gov.au.

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NORTH OF PERTH Explore the Pinnacles Book a tour to see the amazing Pinnacles Call 1300 135 752 to book now

CERVANTES LODGE

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Cervantes Lodge is only 20 minutes (17km) from the famous Pinnacles Desert so perfect for spending some time in the Nambung National Park.

Explore the best of Perth and WA with Explore Tours Perth on one of their small and personable group tours. With day trips to see the Pinnacles, Penguin Island, Margaret River and more you can experience WA in a safe and friendly environment.

Cervantes Lodge features deluxe double rooms with stunning ocean views from prominent locations on Thirsty Point offering a unique outlook over the northern section of the Pinnacles Desert. Staying the night at Cervantes Lodge provides a choice of a self-drive excursion or a day trip to Jurien Bay. See below.

Cervantes Lodge Pinnacles Beach Backpackers 9652 7377

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With pickups from all central Perth hotels you won’t stress about finding a pickup point. They offer free Wifi so you can post pictures of feeding kangaroos, stroking koalas or posing in the Pinnacles for all of your friends to see you having a great time. See below and the Discount Voucher on page 55.

DID YOU KNOW? The small crayfishing town of Cervantes is named after an American whaling ship which was wrecked off the coast in 1844?


THE PINNACLES DESERT The Pinnacles Desert is located 200km north of Perth (two hours by car) and can be enjoyed as a day trip or stay the night at nearby Cervantes. These amazing natural limestone structures in the Nambung National Park were formed over 25,000 years ago, after the sea receded and left deposits of sea shells. Over time, coastal winds removed the surrounding sand, leaving the pillars exposed to the elements. The variation in colours against a backdrop of constantly shifting sand dunes creates an eerie landscape often best viewed at dawn or sunset when the shadows create stunning patterns that ripple over the sands, and provide the perfect photo opportunity. Drop into the Pinnacles Desert Discovery Centre for displays, videos and objects that explain the geology of the pinnacles formations and the cultural heritage of the area. Phone 9652 7700 or visitpinnaclescountry.com.au.

Explore the Pinnacles Desert

See rare sea lions at Jurien Bay

JURIEN BAY After visiting the famous Pinnacles, cruise north up Indian Ocean Drive to Jurien Bay, passing pristine coast line and dunes. This relaxed fishing town, just over a three hour drive north of Perth, is blessed with long sandy beaches, colourful offshore reefs, amazing marine life and a thriving cray fishing industry. Sheltered by a string of islands and limestone reefs, the snorkelling and diving here is world class, with underwater caves and coral gardens covered in colourful sponges. These habitats are also a haven for the rare Australian sea lion and you can join a fishing charter for close encounters with visiting sea lions, dolphins and during the migration season from June to November, the majestic humpback whales. Visit the Pinnacles Visitor Centre, Cadiz St, Cervantes or phone 9652 7700.

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SKYDIVING If adventure is your thing then you can’t go past a tandem skydive at Australia’s most positively reviewed skydive, Skydive Jurien Bay. Located near Perth, they offer beach skydives from a real 14,000ft (not “up to 14,000ft” like some other operators offer) where you’ll experience the rush of free fall over the amazing Turquoise Coast and islands, a mind-blowing view that has to be seen to be believed. As you sit in the plane you’ll have an opportunity to take in the incredible views of the WA coastline. After an exhilarating free fall your

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parachute ride will be a peaceful experience as you fly through the air above the spectacular reefs and views of the Jurien Bay Marine Park, giving you a moment to take in what you just accomplished. Free return same day Perth to Jurien Bay transport available (booking essential). WA Tourism Award winners in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014. For more information or to book visit skydivejurienbay.com. Also visit their Instagram account for inspiration! instagram.com/skydivejbay, or just search Skydive Jurien Bay in the app. See above and the Discount Voucher on page 57.

Swim with the biggest fish in the ocean on the sailing catamaran featured on Tourism Australia’s 2016 Campaign! Join us for this once in a lifetime experience on the beautiful World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef, just off Exmouth. Receive a 15% discount when you mention this ad. Ph: 0428 604 794 www.ningaloodiscovery.com.au

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Exmouth Diving Centre Snorkel with Whale Sharks & Scuba dive Ningaloo!

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and Humpback Whales are regular visitors to the Ningaloo Reef between March and August, and Exmouth Dive Centre offer daily scuba trips, a full range of PADI dive courses from beginner to instructor, and offer affordable dive and accommodation packages. Located just behind the Potshot Hotel on Payne St, Exmouth. Ask them about the Humpback Whale Swims! See above and the Discount Voucher on page 57.

Much further north, (1260 kms or 12 hours from Perth!) Ningaloo Reef is home to a myriad of marine life, including one of the rarest and the largest fish in the world, the Whale Shark. An experience of a life time, Exmouth Diving Centre can get you up close and personal with these majestic creatures with daily snorkel trips, whatever your experience. Whale Sharks

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SOUTH OF PERTH Within an hour south of Perth, there are two coastal towns, Rockingham and Mandurah, both offering distinct and unique attractions.

ROCKINGHAM 45 minutes south of Perth by car, the safe, calm beaches in Rockingham are ideal for aquatic activities such as swimming, sailing, boating, windsurfing, fishing, diving and new to Rockingham, skydiving. The foreshore in Rockingham overlooks the white sandy beaches and offers families plenty of shady trees to picnic under and playgrounds for the kids. Home of the beautiful Shoalwater Islands Marine Park, the many offshore islands are added attractions, and you may even see several of the 260 bottlenose dolphins that reside in the park. See over the page for tour options of this beautiful marine sanctuary with Explore Tours Perth. You can also get to Rockingham by train, and then catch a shuttle bus to the centre. Visit rockinghamvisitorcentre.com.au, call 9592 3464, and see the Surburban Fold Out Map. 86

ROCKINGHAM WILD ENCOUNTERS Few capital cities can boast that dolphins, penguins and sea lions live on their doorstep! Located only 45 minutes south of Perth, Rockingham Wild Encounters is a locally owned ecotourism company that operates the Penguin Island Ferry Service and a range of cruises to interact with the local wildlife in the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. From 15 Sept – early June a ferry service operates to Penguin Island, home to over 1200 pairs of little penguins. Visitors flock to the island to see the daily penguin feedings at 10.30am, 12.30pm and 2.30pm. A range of other cruises are also available including a Dolphin, Penguin and Sea Lion Adventure Cruise and the multi award winning Swim with Wild Dolphins tour. Why not enjoy a delicious lunch or coffee at Pengos cafÊ before or after your tour. See opposite, the Suburban Fold Our Map and the Discount Voucher on page 54.


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SOUTH OF PERTH Explore Tours Perth

Book Explore Tours Perth’s Penguin, Sea Lion, Glass Bottom Boat and Caversham Wildlife Park full day tour and you will see the best wildlife in Perth. Head to their website or call them for more information and to book now. www.exploretoursperth.com.au Ph: 1300 135 752

Skydive Rockingham

Get your adrenalin pumping into overdrive as you experience tandem skydiving over Rockingham - the closest beach skydive to Perth CBD. Exit the plane for insane life-changing freefall then float under canopy for 5-7 minutes with spectacular views of the beautiful Shoalwater Islands Marine Park.

www.skydive.com.au Ph: 1300 663 634. See page 21.

MANDURAH Less than an hour from Perth, Mandurah is a vibrant tourist destination and also a popular weekend getaway for locals. With plenty of quality waterside restaurants, clear blue water, spectacular beach sunsets, wildlife, numerous activities for the family, plenty of accommodation choices and a relaxed, holiday atmosphere, Mandurah offers something for everyone. The Mandurah area was originally home to the Binjareb people, of the Bibbulmun nation. It was then known as Mandjoogoordap, which translates to 'meeting place of the heart'. In 1828, Englishman Thomas Peel established a small settlement at the mouth of the Peel-Harvey Estuary, that was to become Mandurah. In the late 1800's, the quiet fishing village carved an existence from fishing, 88

farming and canneries. The pastoral land has since been transformed into canals lined with multi million dollar homes. The city centre foreshore is home to a variety of wildlife including dolphins, pelicans, shags, and an abundance of marine life including the blue manna crab which has become synonymous with the area. Mandurah is easily accessible by train from Perth. Drop into the Visitor Centre at 75 Mandurah Terrace, visit visitmandurah.com or call 9550 3999. Mandurah


Open 7 days Unit 2/73 Mandurah Terrace Mandurah Tel: (08) 9535 9777 www.cicerellos.com.au

CICERELLO’S MANDURAH Established in 1903, the iconic Cicerello’s is known as Western Australia’s best seafood eatery offering a range of family friendly dining options on the water’s edge. With alfresco seating overlooking Mandurah’s Peel Inlet, Cicerello’s succulent fish and chips are world renowned and not to be missed. Enjoy freshly caught seafood such as oysters, mussels and crabs with a beer, wine or champagne at the waters edge, in the Mandurah Boardwalk. Open 9.30am til late Monday to Friday, 8.30am til late on weekends. See above and the Discount Voucher on page 54.

GREG’S CHEMIST

Greg’s Chemist is located in the heart Mandurah and provides a unique experience that stimulates all your senses. Try, Taste and Touch their extensive range of Australian Made and natural products at the Interactive Table and Health Sample Bar. Discuss your health with their highly trained Pharmacists in one of the three private consulting rooms. Their Naturopath is available to provide a holistic and personalised approach to your health. Your health means a great deal, so while on holiday they can help with any of your concerns. See below.

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MANDURAH AND THE PEEL REGION

Dolphin spotting with Mandurah Cruises

MANDURAH CRUISES Mandurah Cruises multi award winning cruises are Mandurah’s number one tourist attraction. Discover Mandurah’s picturesque, calm, inland waterways on board their One Hour Dolphin & Scenic Canal Cruises which operate every day (excluding Christmas day). Experience playful dolphins in their natural environment, the abundant birdlife in the world renowned RAMSAR listed Creery wetlands, magnificent canal homes, historical pioneer sites and the world class Mandurah Ocean Marina, all while enjoying the captain’s informative commentary. Plus enjoy a delicious, fresh, fish & chips lunch option for just $12pp and free extra half hour of cruising on board the 12pm and 1pm cruises. See opposite and the 10% Discount Voucher on page 54, or visit mandurahcruises.com.au. You'll find them on the Mandurah boardwalk, opposite the Mandurah Visitor Centre.

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The Peel Region, only an hour south of Perth by car or train, is a natural adventure playground made up of the City of Mandurah and surrounding Shires of Murray, Waroona, Serpentine/ Jarrahdale and Boddington. WA’s most diverse region and “must see” destination is perfect for a day trip or extended stay. Mandurah, only 74 km south of Perth, enjoys some of the most spectacular waterways in the country, often compared to a modern Venice. Dolphins can regularly be spotted here. Just 30 mins south of Mandurah, you’ll find the largest thrombolite reef in the Southern Hemisphere at Lake Clifton – living fossils that have sheltered in these waters for millennia. In the region, you can climb the treetops in Dwellingup, pat the animals at Peel Zoo, go bush walking or kayaking, take in the art or go wine tasting. See the following pages for a selection of things to see and do or visit visitpeel.com.au.

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Waterfront dining with show-stopping food! The Stage Door Waterfront Restaurant is Mandurah’s best loved restaurant. Located at the heart of our water city on the boardwalk, the restaurant features floor to ceiling windows providing stunning views overlooking Mandjar Bay. 9 James Service Place, Mandurah thestagedoor.com.au

If you’re looking for a relaxing way to explore Mandurah’s waterways on your own private vessel come and enjoy a self-drive hire boat from us - no licence is required and all equipment supplied. Cruise on a boat, ride a bike, kayak or SUP board. 20A Ormsby Terrace, Mandurah mandurahboatandbikehire.com.au

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Just over an hour from Perth and set in peaceful jarrah forest with a range of accommodation including rustic cabins and glamping tents. Relax and enjoy wildflowers in season, and kangaroos and native birds on your doorstep in this beautiful bush setting close to Waroona Dam. 147 Invarell Road, Waroona navarino.com.au Emma’s paintings express a passion for vibrant colours and her unique ability in translating Australian culture to canvas. Utilising large brushstrokes throughout her work, her paintings portray scenes from Australia’s rugged outback to the beautiful beaches and forests of WA’s southwest. 9 Smart Street, Mandurah emmablyth.com.au

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Perth’s First Tree Ropes Course in Lane Poole Reserve! Spend 2 Hours experiencing the trees like never before. Climbing along wobbling bridges, through cargo nets, or flying across on a zipline! From 4yrs and up. Bookings are essential. Lane Poole Park, Nanga Rd, Dwellingup treesadventure.com.au

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Drakesbrook Antiques and Collectables in Waroona is full of beautiful Moorcroft pottery, china, glass and Charlie Bears. With rooms full of Moorcroft and many more wonderful collectables in fabulous displays, this is a ‘must stop’ site in the South West. 85 Southwest Highway, Waroona drakesbrookantique.com.au Pristine beaches and unspoilt lakes on the coast, fertile farmlands and peaceful jarrah forests on the scarp. Country hospitality and nature at its best just over an hour from Perth. The town of Waroona is RV friendly with a wide range of services and dining and accommodation options. 37 South Western Highway, Waroona waroona.wa.gov.au

Hop on board the Mandurah Tourist Train for an hour’s tour around the beautiful foreshores and Ocean Marina. Or hop on - hop off all day! There’s also a kids train running up and down the foreshore 7 days a week. 6a Leighton Road East, Halls Head touristfuntrain.com

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Located in the picturesque jarrah forest by the Murray River, Lane Poole Reserve is a popular destination for camping and recreation activities including swimming, canoeing and walking. Campgrounds can be booked through the website below. Camping and entry fees apply. Nanga Road, Dwellingup parkstay.dpaw.wa.gov.au At Greg’s Chemist Mandurah, Try, Taste and Touch a range of natural products at our Interactive Table and Health Bar. Discuss your health needs with our highly trained Pharmacists in our consulting rooms. At Greg’s Chemist your health means a great deal! Shop 5, Corner Kirkpatrick Drive and Eaglemont Street, Greenfields, Mandurah gregs.com.au

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Swan Valley Winery

EAST OF PERTH Although Perth is well known for having stunning beaches, it also offers a charming country experience within an hour of the CBD. Rolling hills and valleys, picturesque scenery, wildflowers, walk trails, fresh produce, award winning restaurants and wineries, quality accommodation and the State’s oldest pubs, make a visit east a must do while here in Western Australia.

SWAN VALLEY Within an easy 30 minute drive east from Perth lies the historic wine region of the Swan Valley, well known world wide for its award winning wines. The region is built on a unique history and heritage blending Indigenous, pioneering colonial and southern European roots. Nyoongar 94

Aboriginal people have inhabited the region for at least 40,000 years, and are the traditional owners of the Swan Valley. Captain James Stirling first sighted the Valley in 1827, and quickly realised the Valley's rich and fertile soils would sustain settlement and the first agricultural ventures by colonial settlers began in 1829. Southern European migrants arrived in the Swan Valley after World War I and then again after World War II, drawing upon their wine making skills from home to help make the Swan Valley what it is today. It's proudly the oldest wine region in Western Australia and you can follow a 32 kilometres loop to enjoy wineries, breweries, restaurants, cafes, arts, crafts, museums and shop for fresh produce. See the Swan Valley Map opposite for a huge choice of wineries and restaurants. Sample free tastings of wines and local produce such as olives, cheese, coffee and chocolate. Visit swanvalley.com.au or drop into the Swan Valley Visitor Centre, corner of Meadow and Swan Streets, Guildford. Open seven days.


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EAST OF PERTH TASTE BUD TOURS Introducing “SPEED GRAZING” – small groups of 16 explore the awarded Food & Wine Trail of the Swan Valley – Perth’s Valley of Taste - visiting ten delicious locations enjoying more than 25 different tastings in an exciting and fun-filled half day tour daily Wednesday to Sunday. Guests sample regional treats like exotic coffees, chocolate coated coffee beans, raw fruit juices, chocolate, WA cheeses, olives, nougat, ice-cream, honey, lavender scones, jam and cream, lavender tea, lavender and organic wine, roasted nuts, bush tucker, premium wines, awarded beers, ginger beer (alcoholic and non) and cider. Guests are gifted bottled spring water, Swan Valley Guide/ Map, environmental shopping bag and a VIP Reward card to enjoy during the tour and future visits to the region. See below and the Discount Voucher on page 55. Quote code HP16 when booking.

CAVERSHAM WILDLIFE PARK Just 16km from Perth’s major hotels, Caversham Wildlife Park boasts over 200 species and over 2000 animals including koalas, Tasmanian devils, wombats, possums, dingos, quoll, flying fox, reptiles and native birds including cassowary, owls and emus. Visit the farm animals, including pigs, ponies, goats and chickens. Take home a unique souvenir and have a photograph taken with koalas, feed the kangaroos and experience this amazing collection of animals in beautiful natural bushland. Caversham Wildlife Park also offers two shows three times daily; meet the wombat and friends with a variety of native fauna to mingle with and take photos. See the farm show where you can view and experience a range of farm activities such as sheep sheering, cow milking, lamb feeding, mustering, whip cracking and billy tea tossing. Bring a picnic or buy lunch at the kiosk, and the souvenir shop has a large range of fantastic souvenirs to purchase. Open daily from 9.00am to 5.30pm. See opposite or the Surburban Fold Out Map.

Speed Grazing Small personalised groups exploring the awarded Food & Wine Trail of the Swan Valley, Perth’s Valley of Taste, visiting 10 delicious locations enjoying over 25 different tasting experiences. Wednesday - Sunday Contact Loris on 0412 244 201 www.tastebudtours.com.au

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Looking for Perth’s BEST* wine experience?

☑ 20 minutes from Perth City, Open 7 days ☑ Eleven (11) times GOLD PLATE Winning Facility* & awarded ‘The Premier’s Prize’ for BEST of the BEST Restaurants in WA ☑ WA’s Best Cellar Door** featuring wine tasting, sales and unique giftware ☑ Winery tours and winemaker for a day courses ☑ Producer of the Year*** ☑ Winemaker of the Year*** ☑ Shiraz of the Year*** ☑ Eight (8) Restaurant and Catering Institute Awards won from 2010 - 2015 ☑ 2015 Western Australian Tourism Awards - Gold (Tourism Wineries) and Sir David Brand Award for Tourism Winner 2015 ☑ 2015 Qantas Australian Tourism Awards - Silver (Tourism Wineries) ☑ Spoken language of Sandalford Cellar Door staff includes Mandarin & Cantonese 我們Sandalford酒莊提供中文與粵語導覽人員服務 3210 West Swan Rd, Caversham Ph: 9374 9374 www.sandalford.com ***Ray Jordan’s 2010 WA Wine Guide **Proud winners of 2008, 2009 & 2010 WA Tourism Association for Best Cellar/Winery Tourism Facility and 2011 inducted into the WA Tourism Association Hall of Fame *Successful winners of 2008, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 & 15 Gold Plates

SANDALFORD ESTATE

WHITEMAN PARK

Founded in 1840, this is one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious privately owned wineries. Whilst enjoying an international reputation as one of the state’s leading premium wine producers, Sandalford Estate has been awarded best Tourism Winery in WA six times.

Whiteman Park is the state’s most diverse tourist attraction. Covering 4,000 hectares of natural bushland and open parklands, it is one of the largest metropolitan parks in the world.

Experience in Sandalford’s eight time Gold Plate Award winning restaurant, a unique blend of vineyard views, fresh regional produce, innovative Australian cuisine, great wines and unmatched service. Dine amongst the rustic ambience of limestone, wood and a grand open fire. For an historic touch, try the relaxed alfresco atmosphere under 123 year old vines with beautiful views of vineyards and surrounds. Browse the Cellar Emporium for local hand made giftware and souvenirs. Open 7 days. Sandalford Restaurant is open daily for lunch from 12 onwards. See above.

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Visitors can enjoy an extensive range of activities and attractions, such as the seasonal mini water playground, Windrunner, bus and wildlife tours, Revolutions Transport Museum, motor and tractor museums, vintage train and tram rides, pedal kart hire, a craft village, Children’s Forest, Caversham Wildlife Park, Woodland Reserve and expansive parkland facilities available – all surrounded by native bush. They will also be showcasing a new playground, opening in July 2016! Whiteman Park is located on the doorstep of the Swan Valley, just 25 minutes from Perth, making it a great destination for families and tourists alike. See page 56 for the Motor Museum Discount Voucher, page 4 or visit whitemanpark.com.au.


Chocolate tasting at the Margaret River Chocolate Company

EAST OF PERTH MARGARET RIVER CHOCOLATE COMPANY Located in the historic Swan Valley wine region just 20 minutes from Perth’s CBD, The Margaret River Chocolate Company is a must do attraction for visitors to Perth. The Swan Valley factory and tasting centre offers free entry and free chocolate tastings, as well as viewing windows to see all the action and hundreds of delicious chocolate products.

The Chocolate Cafe offers breakfast, light lunches, a range of sumptuous cakes and chocolate inspired treats seven days a week, with tables both indoors and outdoors on the sun-deck, overlooking the gardens and vines. See the Swan Valley Map or visit chocolatefactory.com.au.

Mandoon Estate Swan Valley’s newest winery, Mandoon Estate offers a unique range of experiences. A la carte fine dining, craft brewery and casual dining, function centre, gourmet deli, Modern Art Galley and kids playground. Open 7 days. 10 Harris Road, Caversham www.mandoonestate.com.au Ph: 6279 0500

Swan Valley Wagon Tours

Join us on a wonderful horse drawn wagon tour and enjoy the unhurried pace. Relax, unwind and sample some of the fabulous foods and wonderful wines from the Swan Valley. Meet our happy horses and see the Swan Valley differently! Mention this ad to receive $12.00 off one adult morning or afternoon tour. Ph: 0412 917 496 www.swanvalleywa.com

Skydive York

Whether it’s a tandem or learning to skydive, Perth’s best valued drop zone is located east of the city in York. Exit the plane from up to 14,000 feet for an insane 60 seconds of life-changing freefall. Float under canopy for 5-7 minutes with Avon Valley and Perth panoramas. See page 21. Ph: 1300 663 634 www.skydive.com.au

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Bickley Valley

PERTH HILLS Perth Hills offers a charming country experience within 45 minutes of the CBD. Rolling hills and valleys, stunning scenery, wildflowers, walk trails, fresh produce, award winning restaurants and wineries, quality accommodation and the State’s oldest pubs, make a visit to the Perth Hills a must do while here in Western Australia. If you enjoy bush walking, the Perth Hills has eight National Parks boasting six of the State’s Top Trails (walk and cycle), including the internationally acclaimed Bibbulmum Track, one of the world’s great long distance walk trails, and Munda Biddi off road cycle trail. See below for the Perth Hills Visitor Centre and see the Suburban Fold Out Map.

BICKLEY VALLEY WINE TRAIL

Only 35 minutes drive from Perth city, the Bickley Valley Wine Trail in the Perth Hills comprises ten boutique wineries and an award winning cider house that make for a very pleasant day trip and a motoring delight; vistas of vineyards and orchards, beautiful forests, extraordinary wildflowers, tranquil bushwalking trails, bird and animal life, peaceful waterfalls and creeks are just some of the scenic attractions of the Bickley Valley & Carmel Wine Trail. Sample local, boutique wines which are uniquely characterised by charming cellar doors owned and operated by local families who are passionate about creating vibrant, award winning wines. Cellar doors are all open at the weekend and most are open during the week by appointment only. Visitors are encouraged to phone ahead to check opening times. Why not take a tour? Explore Tours Perth offer a Bickley Valley Day Tour - Wine, Cider and Food; see their advert on page 82 for contact details. See the Perth Hills Visitor Centre below for more information and the Suburban Fold Out Map.

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Perth Hills Visitor Centre

A trip to the Perth Hills allows you to truly get away from it all - a spectacular setting where nature and culture meet. Enjoy amazing wildflowers, scenic views, bushwalking and mountain biking. Indulge with local wine, spas, restaurants, cafes, markets, art and history. Ph: 9257 9998 50 Railway Road, Kalamunda www.experienceperthhills.com.au 100


EAST OF PERTH The Parkerville Tavern

The Parkerville Tavern is a lovely old family pub and restaurant in the heart of the Perth Hills. Steeped in history, this double-storey federation style pub is a local favourite. Open for lunch and dinner 7 days a week with live music Sundays. 6 Owen Road, Parkerville www.parkervilletavern.com.au Ph: 9295 4500

BIBBULMUN TRACK

MUNDARING & KALAMUNDA

For the bush walkers, the Bibbulmun Track is one of the world’s great long distance walk trails, stretching 1000km from Kalamunda in the Perth Hills, to Albany on the south coast, winding through the heart of the scenic South West of Western Australia.

The Shire of Mundaring covers an area of 644 sq. km and one third of its total area is State Forest. It’s steeped in a rich history, closely linked by the old railway line that is now the Railway Reserves Heritage Trail. The amazing engineering feat that is the Mundaring Weir with the water pipeline to the Eastern Goldfields region is also here.

There are numerous day trip options and the track is clearly marked, taking you through beautiful towering karri and tingle forests, down mist-shrouded valleys, over giant granite boulders and along breathtaking coastal heathlands. Visit bibbulmuntrack.org.au where you can order maps and trail information, or contact the Perth Hills Visitor Centre opposite.

Kalamunda is also a lovely town situated on top of the Darling escarpment, offering fantastic views of the city and coastal plains, plenty of natural bushwalking trails wineries, orchards, open art studios, picturesque scenery and a lovely rural atmosphere. See the Perth Hills Visitor Centre opposite.

John Forrest National Park

John Forrest National Park in the Perth Hills is Western Australia’s oldest park, with various walk trails, BBQ and picnic facilities, and magnificent vistas of the Swan Coastal Plains. Only 30 minutes by car east of Perth. See the Suburban Fold Out Map. Great Eastern Highway, Mundaring www.experienceperthhills.com.au

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Tulips at Araluen Botanic Park

EVENTS IN SPRING

The arts, festival, music and theatre scene in Perth has exploded in recent years and throughout the seasons we are treated to an extensive selection of local and international events. From the Perth Winter Arts Festival to Sculpture by the Sea in summer, iconic art exhibitions and regular famous artists, Perth is well and truly on the cultural world stage. There are simply too many events to list effectively in the printed publication, so only a small selection are featured. However please visit the Events section at www.helloperth.com.au for a comprehensive list of events in Perth throughout the whole year, or follow us on social media.

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Cathedral Square Markets

01/05/2016 - 05/03/2017 The Cathedral Square Markets feature a selection of high end, quality vendors from around Western Australia including art, craft, food, design, jewellery, homewares as well as delicious food stalls and local musicians.

cathedralsquare.com.au Perth Town Hall Barrack Street, Perth

Araluen’s Springtime Festival 20/8/2016 - 18/9/2016

Araluen Botanic Park holds their annual Springtime Festival showcasing beautiful spring bulbs coming to life over August and September each year. With over 125,000 tulips as well as 20,000 other bulbs and 25,000 annuals currently being planted throughout the Park, visitors are taken on a colourful and stunning journey of Araluen. There will be special appearances from Jay Weston and Ray Martin performing in the Ampitheatre and the Chalet Healy Café will be open from 10am – 4pm daily serving delicious treats for morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea.

araluenbotanicpark.com.au 362 Croyden Rd, Roleystone


Kings Park Festival

CowParade Perth

Held all September, the Kings Park Festival presents dazzling spring displays of wildflowers and many free events including live music, guided walks, exhibitions, family activities and more. Most Festival events are free, from a spectacular outdoor exhibition, to a mysterious hair wizardry show, to guided walks and a flower fashion collection.

The City of Perth will play host to 40 life-size designer cows and a cheese festival in a new community event that is part of the largest and most successful public art program in the world. CowParade Perth 2016 will feature 40 cows which are on their way to the capital for a festival and public parade beginning in November this year.

1/9/2016 - 30/9/2016

bgpa.wa.gov.au Kings Park, Fraser Avenue, West Perth

Rottofest

17/09/2016

Set to the beautiful backdrop of Thomson Bay, Rottofest’s music line-up guarantees that good times will be had! Australian indie rock legends The Jezabels top this year’s line-up. Also gracing the stage will be Alex Lahey, plus special DJ set by Bluejuice, Morgan Bain, Teischa, Verge Collection, Great Gable, and Ellie Schoen. Rottofest’s resident DJs NDORSE and Genga will keep everyone dancing.

rottofest.com.au Rottnest Island

Telstra Perth Fashion Festival

20/09/2016 - 25/09/2016

The 2016 Telstra Perth Fashion Festival takes over the city across six fashion filled days. Be prepared for WA to transform into a hub of excitement with over 30 worldclass fashion events shining the light on some of the most talented local, national and international design talent.

telstraperthfashionfestival.com.au Various locations throughout Perth

Borderless Gandhi presents Mahatma in Me 02/10/2016 to 02/11/2016

“Mahatma in me” will showcase stainless steel sculptures of Mahatma Gandhi by award winning artist Vibhor Sogani.

borderlessgandhi.org.au The Bell Tower, Barrack Square, Perth

01/11/2016 - 14/12/2016

perth.wa.gov.au Various locations around Perth

Oktoberfest in the Gardens 08/10/2016

In its sixth year, Oktoberfest in the Gardens has cementing its place as Australia’s biggest and best Oktoberfest celebration. Inspired by love of the traditional Bavarian festival and great beer, Oktoberfest in the Gardens features two massive big top beer halls, authentic German food stalls, roving performers, sideshow alley, silent disco and an eclectic mix of entertainment across multiple stages throughout the day and evening.

oktoberfestinthegardens.com. au Langley Park, Perth

Joondalup Twilight Markets

18/11/2016 - 16/12/2016

The City of Joondalup Twilight Markets will return to Central Walk in 2016, featuring an exciting selection of handpicked stallholders from around Western Australia. The popular markets offer locally sourced, designed and created art, craft, clothing, jewellery, homewares and giftwares as well as delicious food stalls, children’s activities and local musicians. The markets will be held at Central Walk in the Joondalup City Centre from 5.30pm – 9.00pm on five Friday evenings leading up to Christmas from 18 November – 16 December 2016.

joondalup.wa.gov.au Central Walk, Joondalup

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