Fremantle is alive with vibrant culture, exciting experiences, and non-stop entertainment! Explore boutique beers at top-notch micro-breweries or delight in the finest coffee along the famous Cappuccino Strip. While you're here for the 2024 Australian Lawyers Alliance National Conference, why not extend your stay to fully immerse yourself in everything Fremantle has to offer? Check out some popular spots to visit, explore, eat, and drink in this dynamic region.
40 Mews Road
Victoria Quay, E Shed Markets
75-77 Market Street
92 South Terrace
134 High Street
43 Packenham Street
Visit the Fremantle markets and then move to the café strip to explore the many stores along the way.
Explore Fremantle Prison and take one of the many tours.
Visit the WA Maritime Museum and the WA Shipwrecks Museum, both just a walk away from the Fremantle city centre.
See some local art at the Fremantle Arts Centre.
Spend a day (or a weekend) at Rottnest Island, located 19km off the coast of Perth.
Things to do and see
There are a range of activities available, including segway and bicycle hire, glass bottom kayaks, skydiving, surfing, fishing, scuba diving, whale watching, and the famous ‘quokka selfie’.
SeaLink Rottnest ferry services depart from B Shed Victoria Quay, Fremantle. The ferry takes approximately 30 minutes to reach the island.
Things to do and see
Cottesloe Beach is one of the Perth’s most popular spots for swimming, snorkelling, surfing and enjoying ocean sunset views over a glass of wine, a refreshing beer or a relaxed dinner.
Places to eat and drink
You can enjoy the sunset from the sand, the raised grass areas shaded by trees, or from the restaurants along the coast. For sunset dining, try Il Lido (Italian and European dining), or for something more relaxed, Fish and Chips at Cott & Co. Fish Bar
Getting there
A short walk from Cottesloe Train Station after a short 15-minute train ride from the City.
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Perth and its surrounds offer a variety of parks and natural attractions for those looking to embrace nature and get some fresh air.
Caversham Wildlife Park, North of Perth, is a popular destination for nature enthusiasts and animal lovers. With over 200 species of native animals, visitors can observe and interact with kangaroos, koalas, wombats, and more. The park offers educational presentations and wildlife encounters, providing a unique opportunity to learn about our wildlife.
John Forrest National Park is a scenic park that offers a range of outdoor activities. It features picturesque walking trails, picnic areas, and waterfalls, providing a tranquil setting for relaxation and exploration. The park is home to various bird species and native fauna, making it an ideal spot for birdwatching and wildlife spotting.
Serpentine National Park, located in the Peel region, is renowned for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities. The park is characterised by its stunning waterfalls, including the iconic Serpentine Falls, which cascade into serene pools. Visitors can enjoy bushwalking, swimming, and picnicking amidst the lush surroundings. The park also offers camping facilities, allowing visitors to enjoy an extended stay.
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Injidup Natural Spa
This hidden gem, once a well-kept secret, now stands as an iconic destination for travelers seeking awe-inspiring adventures in the South.
Margaret River Wine Region
Browse over 95 wineries in Margaret River. See why the wineries in Margaret River, Dunsborough, Busselton & Yallingup are famous around the world.
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