EXPERIENCE PERTH

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Perth Convention Centre

Supreme Court Gardens Cultural Centre Stirling Gardens East Perth Campus Perth Railway Station James Mall

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Travelodge Hotel Perth

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Rendezvous Hotel Perth Central

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Situated in the heart of the CBD, Travelodge Perth is nestled in a picturesque location, close to major shopping areas and a short stroll from the beautiful Swan River. Visitors to Perth can take advantage of the free city bus service which departs from the hotel’s doorstep and goes to the city’s major attractions. Located just around the corner from the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre and St Georges Terrace. Take a stroll through the greenery of Kings Park and the Botanic Gardens. After a day of exploring the beautiful city of Perth, relax and unwind with a drink and some tapas in the hotel’s restaurant courtyard.

Adina Apartment Hotel Perth

Adina Apartment Hotel Perth makes the perfect base from which to enjoy it all. The apartment hotel is ideally located on-site at the Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre, close to the magnificent Kings Park. Jump on the free city transport system operating from the bus terminal, adjacent to the hotel, to discover this great city.

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Fraser Suites Perth

Perth is famed for its laid-back atmosphere, so be sure to spend some time relaxing on your self-contained apartment’s large balcony, embracing that vibe. The rooftop pool is another great spot for unwinding after a day of sightseeing. Perth’s dining precinct is a short stroll away with plenty of cuisine, bars and nightlife to enjoy.

Located in the East Perth of the CBD within the free transit zone, so you can jump on and off the local buses for free! Experience the beautifully furnished Studios, One and Two Bedroom Apartments all with floor to ceiling window views of the Swan River, Langley Park or the WACA - Western Australian Cricket Ground.

SIGHTSEEING

EXPLORE PERTH CITY WALKING TOUR Discover the dynamic and vibrant city of Perth on a 2 hour walking tour with a fun local tour guide. Visit fantastic historical landmarks, hidden laneways and arcades, Perth’s street art scene, historic buildings and gardens.

PERTH ELECTRIC BIKES TOUR Choose between Perth City Foreshore, Rottnest Island, the Northern Lakes or the Sunset Coast. Tours have an average distance of about 35-40 kilometres and offer an interpretation of the geological formations of the Swan Coastal Plain, learn about the Aboriginal Culture of the Noongar People’s uses of natural resources.

FREMANTLE EXPLORER Take in the wonderful sights as you cruise the calm waters between Fremantle and Perth. Enjoy the Captain’s commentary for the duration of your cruise. Enjoy free time to explore Fremantle at your own leisure, before boarding your return cruise to Perth.

ROTTNEST ISLAND BIKE & SNORKEL TOUR Explore the island by bike (the only form of transport – cars are not allowed), discover secluded beaches, snorkel among the reefs and meet the local wildlife. You have the option to depart from Perth or Fremantle.

SWAN VALLEY GOURMET WINE CRUISE Relax and enjoy the iconic city skyline and beautiful picturesque landscape as you escape the city and cruise leisurely into the upper regions of the Swan Valley. Cruise along the river and get to know the Swan Valley a different way!

PINNACLES DESERT, KOALAS & SANDBOARDING See koalas and other native animals at a wildlife park, have the option to enjoy a fish and chip lunch at the coastal town of Cervantes, take a guided walk through the Pinnacles, go sandboarding and 4WD over the vast sand dunes of Lancelin.

EXPERIENCE DARWIN

Lola’s Pergola © Nick Pencott

Inhabiting much of Australia’s central mainland and central northern regions, the Northern Territory is one of the last remaining genuine ‘Outback’ destinations in Australia. With so many natural wonders, ancient history, rich culture and unique wildlife to explore, a holiday to the Northern Territory can be as diverse as the region itself.

Today, with its World Heritage-listed sites like Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park and Kakadu National Park, along with a huge number of other natural attractions, there are plenty of places to lose yourself and become immersed in your surroundings. With its long history of Aboriginal settlement you’ll find plenty of Indigenous culture on display – everything from ancient rock art and cultural centres to the sacred and iconic Uluru. Arnhem Land, to the east of Darwin, is one of the largest Aboriginal reserves in Australia and a bastion of Aboriginal culture – rock art, bark paintings and the home of the didgeridoo.

Darwin is the perfect base to explore the natural attractions of World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park with one of the highest concentrations of Aboriginal rock art sites in Australia. Alice Springs is the perfect destination for an authentic Outback encounter. Spectacular sunburnt landscapes, Outback spirit, isolated communities and colourful local characters.

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OUR FAVOURITE THINGS TO SEE AND DO

Open Air Market –Soak up Darwin’s tropical night air, as well as aromas of food from all over the world beneath magical sunsets and browse the stalls at Mindil Beach Sunset Markets. Purchase natural skin care, local art, jewellery and clothing.

Movie under the Stars –Under open skies, catch a flick at Deckchair Cinema – ‘the Deckie’ to locals. Operates seven nights a week from mid April to mid November screening a mix of local art house and mainstream movies. Local eateries operate pop-up food stalls, while the cinema bar sells frozen mango cheeks to keep you cool.

Art & Culture – Be inspired by the wealth and diversity of Darwin’s art, culture and heritage. Learn about the Dreamtime stories behind the region’s landscape and wildlife from the land’s traditional owners. Get hands-on and try spear throwing, didgeridoo playing or dot painting. Admire the abundance of local art, both traditional and contemporary at locally owned and run art centres and galleries in Darwin and on the Tiwi Islands.

Fishing –Throw a line into the waters of Darwin’s tropical coral reefs for a spot of offshore fishing. Catch a Snapper for lunch or a delicious Spanish Mackerel.

Rich in history – Immerse yourself in the diverse and fascinating history of Darwin. Tales of pioneering spirit and immigration, survival stories of WWII and Cyclone Tracy. The region’s history is captivating!

Tiwi Islands – Discover the beautiful Tiwi Islands, the ‘Island of Smiles’. Take the trip across the waterfront Darwin to find Aboriginal arts culture, coastal landscapes with breath-taking sunsets. The people on Tiwi Islands are famous for their traditional lifestyle, vibrant fabrics and textiles and stunning artworks.

Litchfield National Park – Only a two-hour drive South of Darwin, Litchfield National Park is Northern Territory’s best kept secret. It’s where you let your worries fade away as you soak under a refreshing waterfall. Follow the waterfall walkways, visit historic ruins from pioneering days or simply just relax in a natural pool and breathe in the serenity of the surrounding monsoon forest.