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Swan River Cruises PERTH | FREMANTLE | SWAN VALLEY Swan River Cruises PERTH | FREMANTLE | SWAN VALLEY Wine Cruises · Beer Cruises · Lunch Cruises · Dinner Cruises Book Online captaincookcruises.com.au +61 8 9325 3341 | [email protected] Pier 3 Barrack Street Jetty, Perth WA 6000 2017 - 2018 Perth & Fremantle Cruises Swan River Scenic Cruise 2 hours 45 minutes, departs daily Take in the wonderful sights that can only be viewed from the Swan Departing from Perth Departs Returns River as you cruise the calm waters between Fremantle and Perth. Relax in the air-conditioned comfort, or take a stroll out on the spacious open Option 1 9:45am 12:30pm decks, whilst enjoying Captain’s commentary and complimentary tea Option 2 11:15am 2:00pm and coffee for the duration of your cruise. Option 3 2:15pm 5:00pm If cruising from Fremantle to Perth on the 11:15am or 3:45pm, take advantage of the complimentary wine tasting on board. Departing from Fremantle Departs Returns Option 1 12:45pm 3:30pm INCLUDES: TICKETS: • Return cruise on the Swan River Adults $40.00 • Captain’s commentary Child $23.00 • All-inclusive tea and coffee (4-14yrs) • Full bar facilities on board Family $111.00 • Wine tasting on the 9:45am and 2:15pm Perth (2 adults & 2 children) OR UPGRADE TO LUNCH! departures only Infant (U4) FREE Fremantle Lunch Cruise 2 hours 45 minutes, departs daily There is no better way to combine a delicious lunch and a wonderful cruise on the magnificent Departs from Perth Returns to Perth TICKETS: Swan River than on our Fremantle Lunch Cruise. 11:15am 2:00pm Available daily from both Perth and Fremantle, Adults $73.00 this unique cruise includes a buffet of abundant seasonal fresh produce as well as full bar facilities Departs from Fremantle Returns to Fremantle Child $48.00 on board. (4-14yrs) 12:45pm 3:30pm Upon boarding you are shown to your reserved Infant (U4) FREE seat. Complimentary tea and coffee is available during the cruise downstream to the port city INCLUDES: *Cruise includes reserved of Fremantle. For the return journey, you are seating, however please • Return cruise on the Swan River • Seasonal buffet lunch including note tables may be shared invited to enjoy the hot and cold buffet selection with other passengers • Captain’s commentary hot & cold selection complemented by seasonal salads, all followed on board. • Assortment of cakes by a scrumptious assortment of cakes. With a • All-inclusive tea and coffee • Complimentary glass of wine, fully stocked bar on board why not enhance your • Full bar facilities on board beer or soft drink lunch with an ice cold beer, chilled chardonnay or smooth shiraz. ENJOY A STOP OVER! Perth / Fremantle Explorer multiple itinerary options, departs daily This extended return cruise on the Swan River allows you to stop over in Perth or Fremantle and explore in your own free time. INCLUDES: TICKETS: Discover Perth and Elizabeth Quay, visit the Bell Tower and even have time • Return cruise on the Swan River Adults $40.00 for lunch during your break. • Captain’s commentary Child $23.00 • All-inclusive tea and coffee Or, if in Fremantle, why not enjoy a coffee at the Cappuccino Strip, fish and (4-14yrs) chips at the Fishing Boat Harbour or try a boutique beer at one of the lively • Full bar facilities on board pubs. • Wine tasting on the 11:15am and 3:45pm Family $111.00 Fremantle departures only (2 adults & 2 children) If cruising from Fremantle to Perth on either the 11:15am or 3:45pm, take • Free time in Perth/ Fremantle advantage of the complimentary wine tasting on board. Infant (U4) FREE Fremantle Explorer Departs Perth Arrives in Fremantle Time in Fremantle Departs Fremantle Arrives in Perth Option 1 9:45am 11:00am 1hr 45mins 12:45pm 2:00pm Option 2 11:15am 12:30pm 3hrs 15mins 3:45pm 5:00pm Option 3 9:45am 11:00am 4hrs 45mins 3:45pm 5:00pm Perth Explorer Departs Fremantle Arrives in Perth Time in Perth Departs Perth Arrives in Fremantle Option 1 11.15am 12.30pm 1hr 45mins 2.15pm 3.30pm Perth / Fremantle One Way Cruise 1 hour 15 minutes, departs daily If you’re short on time and planning to travel between Perth and Fremantle, at least one way should be on the Swan River. Take in the stunning view as we cruise past iconic Perth landmarks including Rocky Bay, Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, the Old Swan Brewery, Kings Park and Elizabeth Quay. If cruising from Fremantle to Perth on the 11:15am or 3:45pm, take advantage of the complimentary wine tasting on board. Perth to Fremantle Fremantle to Perth INCLUDES: TICKETS: Adults $30.00 Departs 9:45am Departs 11:15am • One way cruise on the Swan River • Captain’s commentary Child $18.00 (4-14yrs) Departs 11:15am Departs 12:45pm • All-inclusive tea and coffee • Full bar facilities on board Family $86.00 (2 adults & 2 children) Departs 2:15pm Departs 3:45pm • Complimentary wine tasting on the 11:15am and 3:45pm Fremantle departures only Infant (U4) FREE Perth & Fremantle Packages Lunch & Tram Tour 4 hours 15 minutes, departs daily There is no better way to combine a delicious lunch, informative sightseeing tour of Fremantle and a wonderful cruise on the Departs Returns TICKETS: magnificent Swan River than on our Lunch and Tram Tour. Available daily, this unique cruise includes a buffet of abundant seasonal fresh 9:45am 2:00pm Adults $95.00 produce as well as full bar facilities on board. Child $57.00 Enjoy complimentary tea and coffee during the cruise downstream INCLUDES: (4-14yrs) to Fremantle. Upon arrival, experience a one-hour Tram Sightseeing tour visiting the key interest points of the historic port city. During • Return cruise on the Swan River Infant (U4) FREE the return cruise, you are invited to enjoy the hot and cold buffet • Captain’s commentary complemented by seasonal salads, all followed by a scrumptious • All-inclusive tea and coffee assortment of cakes. With a complimentary drink included why not • Full bar facilities on board enhance your lunch with an ice cold beer, chilled chardonnay or • 1 hour Fremantle Tram Tour smooth shiraz. • Seasonal buffet lunch including hot & cold selection Alternatively, guests can depart from and return to Fremantle instead. • Assortment of cakes • Complimentary glass of wine, beer or soft drink BLT (Bus, Lunch & Tram Tour) 6 hours 15 minutes, departs daily Departing daily, combine a Fremantle Tram Tour, Perth Explorer Double Decker Bus Tour of Perth and a Swan River Scenic Cruise Departs Returns TICKETS: with lunch on board to see the best of Perth, Fremantle and the Swan River all in one day. 9:45am 4:00pm Adults $119.00 On your cruise downstream to Fremantle, enjoy Captain’s Child $69.00 commentary and complimentary tea and coffee on board. Upon INCLUDES: (4-14yrs) arrival, experience a one-hour tram tour visiting the key interest points of the port city. During the return cruise, you are invited to • Return cruise on the Swan River Infant (U4) FREE savour the delicious buffet lunch accompanied by a refreshing wine, • Captain’s commentary beer or soft drink. • All-inclusive tea and coffee Once back in Perth, experience the key destinations of the city on • Full bar facilities on board board the double decker tour bus, a perfect way to finish off a full day • Fremantle Tram Tour of exploring all there is to see in our wonderful city of Perth. • Perth Explorer Bus Tour • Seasonal buffet lunch including hot & cold selection Make it a two day tour by taking your Perth Explorer Bus Tour on a separate day. • Assortment of cakes • Complimentary glass of wine, beer or soft drink Triple Tour multiple itinerary options, departs daily The ultimate package, combining all that Perth and Fremantle have to offer! Start your day with a 1 hour 45 minute Perth Explorer Double INCLUDES: TICKETS: Decker Bus Tour of Perth sighting key points of interest including Kings Park and the Perth Mint. Upon arrival back at Barrack Street Jetty, enjoy • Return cruise on the Swan River Adults $99.00 • Captain’s commentary a picturesque cruise on the Swan River to Fremantle where you board Child $42.00 your Fremantle Tram Tour. Enjoy this hop on/ hop off style tour with • All-inclusive tea and coffee (4-14yrs) time to “hop off” and explore this historic port city, and perhaps grab a • Full bar facilities on board bite to eat on the Cappuccino Strip or at the Fishing Boat Harbour. • Perth Explorer Bus Tour Family $240.00 • Fremantle Tram Tour (2 adults & Board the last cruise of the day back to Perth and unwind from your 2 children) busy day with complimentary wine tasting on board. Want more time? • Wine tasting on the 11:15am and 3:45pm This all-inclusive package has multiple itinerary options and can be Fremantle departures only Infant (U4) FREE taken over two days. UPGRADE AND INCLUDE MORE! Triple Tour Deluxe two days, departs daily Start your two-day package with a scenic cruise to Fremantle where you board your hop on/ hop off style Fremantle Tram Tour. Hop INCLUDES: TICKETS: off at the Fremantle Prison for an entertaining and informative • Return cruise on the Swan River tour, before finishing up at Fremantle’s Fishing Boat Harbour for a Adults $145.00 • Captain’s commentary delicious fish and chip lunch. Board the last cruise of the day back Child $63.00 • All-inclusive tea and coffee to Perth and unwind from your busy day with complimentary wine (4-14yrs) tasting on board. • Full bar facilities on board • Perth Explorer Bus Tour Family $375.00 On day two, enjoy the Perth Explorer Double Decker Bus Tour of • Fremantle Tram Tour (2 adults & Perth sighting key points of interest including Kings Park and the 2 children) Perth Mint.
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