Travel Guide of Perth WA in Australia by Influencers and Travelers

Government House is the official residence of the Governor of Western Australia, situated in the central business district of Perth, the state capital. It was built between 1859 and 1864, in the Jacobean Revival style.

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Perth, the capital of Western Australia

Perth is a large city located on the southeast coast of Australia.

The capital of Western Australia is a dynamic, modern, cultural, and cosmopolitan city where life is good. Its population of 1.6 million inhabitants is constantly growing. Like the contingent of foreign students each year more important. Perth is not a city like any other. On the one hand, it is one of the sunniest cities in the world with 260 days of sunshine per year.  

The 5 must-do things to do in Perth and its surroundings

• 1. Meet the quokkas at Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island is a great natural playground for tourists who have access to many activities there: cycling, walking, hiking, swimming and snorkeling, skydiving. The island is reached after a short ferry ride from Perth or Freemantle. As cars are not allowed on the island, it is ideal to explore the island by bike.

• 2. Kings Park and Botanic Garden

Perth residents and tourists alike flock here to cycle or walk the many trails, have barbecues with friends and family, and enjoy panoramic views of the CBD and Swan River. You can also get up close and personal with the Canopy at the Lotterywest Federation Walkway. A glass platform is located 50 meters above the ground.

• 3. Stroll in Freemantle

Just 30 minutes south of Perth's city center is the town of Freemantle, affectionately known as "Freo" by the locals. It is so close to the city that many consider it a part of Perth.

• 4. Discover the Swan Valley

The Swan Valley is located northwest of Perth and borders the meandering Swan River. It is a renowned wine region with over 40 wineries producing wines of the highest quality. In addition to tastings at the many wineries in the area, you can also combine wine with local cuisine while in the Swan Valley.

• 5. Enjoy the beaches near Perth

Just a stone's throw from the city center on the north bank of the Swan River is beautiful white sand beaches with turquoise blue waters. Perth residents love to gather here for family picnics, swimming, and sunset viewing.

Among the most popular beaches are Trigg Beach and North Beach in the Scarborough area. They are known for their surfing, natural pools, and children's play areas. Equally popular with families, check out the beautiful Cottesloe Beach with its many cafes and restaurants. Don't miss the Sculpture by the Sea in March, which turns Cottesloe Beach into an art gallery.

Frequently Asked Questions by Travelers planning a trip to Perth WA

How to get to Perth WA ?

Unless you are already in Australia, you will have to fly to Perth!

There are some international flights from London, Dubai, Hong Kong, Singapore, or Kuala Lumpur.

Concerning domestic flights, Qantas, Virgin Blue, and Jetstar offer direct flights from most of the major cities in Australia (Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide...).
You will arrive at Perth International Airport. This is the fastest way to travel and can be the cheapest if you are flexible on dates.

It takes about 30 minutes from the airport to the city center. A cab will cost you $40. A bus ticket will cost you less than AUD 5.

Finally, the train is less common. You can reach Perth from Sydney, Melbourne (via the Overland), or Adelaide by taking the Indian Pacific. However, it will take 4 days of travel from Sydney and you will have to pay about 1800 AUD$.

When to go to Perth WA?

Perth's climate is very pleasant. Summers are hot and dry and winters are mild and wet. Daytime temperatures rarely fall below 15°C in any season.
Perth is, therefore, a very pleasant city to visit and live in all year round.

The climate here is the Mediterranean. During the hot and dry summers, every day is the same. The sky is clear and the temperatures exceed 30°. In winter, the air cools down and showers become more and more common. This weather, so common in Europe, is not so common here. Except for the north and its tropical climate, the rest of Western Australia is arid and desert. These climatic variations explain better the demographic disparities in this state.

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