A Day in Perth"

"A Day in Perth"

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Barrack Street Jetty "Waterside Leisure"

Barrack Street Jetty sits on the Swan River in central Perth. Barrack Street Jetty, also known as the Old Perth Port, offers more than a ferry terminal. An historic boat shed sits alongside a thriving collection of cafes, shops, and attractions. Ferries run to South Perth and Fremantle. Also, a selection of day and evening cruises are available. If you prefer to stay on by Joshua Onsoe dry land, the waterside atmosphere is delightful. Enjoy a coffee, a glass of wine, something to eat, or meander through the shops. Every Sunday is Market day featuring live entertainment and activities such as face painting.

+61 8 9483 1111 (Tourist www.barrackstreetjetty.co [email protected] Off Barrack Square, Perth Information) m.au/ m WA

The Perth Mint "Precious Metals Galore"

Established in 1899, the Perth Mint is Australia's oldest operational mint. Visitors travel back to a significant time in Western Australia's history when they peruse the mint's extensive coin collection and witness the production of gold bullion bars. Favorite among guests are the gold pouring demonstrations that occur on the hour. After experiencing all that by Tamsin+Slater the mint has to offer, visitors can stop by the souvenir shop to find a little piece of Perth to bring home.

+61 1300 201 112 www.perthmint.com.au [email protected] 310 Hay Street, Perth WA

Kings Park & Botanic Garden "Glorious Park & Vistas"

Flocked by over five million people every year, the King's Park & Botanic Garden is one of the most popular destinations of Western Australia. Nestled along the shores of Swan River, the park faces the bustling Central Business District of the city. Sprawling across a massive area of 400 hectares (990 acres), the park boasts of national monuments and by Dinkum memorials. Tranquil pathways lined with a variety of Eucalyptus trees lead to dramatic vantage points, vibrant flowerbeds or grassy meadows where locals and tourists bask under the glorious sun. The park's major attraction is its colorful botanical garden, boasting of 2000 species of endemic flora. A recreational hub, the park plays host to several flower festivals, exhibitions, and live music performances. Come nightfall, the park is the perfect place to enjoy the bedazzled skyline of the city juxtaposed against the starry night sky.

+61 8 9480 3600 www.bgpa.wa.gov.au/ [email protected] Fraser Avenue, Perth WA Perth Tram Company "Old Time Travel"

Climb aboard a wooden replica tram that resembles the first trams to operate in Perth. Friendly drivers provide a commentary as the tram passes by historic points of interest, like Barracks Archway. The journey travels to Kings Park, with spectacular views over the city, and across the river to Burswood Resort and Casino. If you take the morning tour you can by Gnangarra stop over at the Casino or Kings Park for no extra cost, then catch a later tram when ready.

+61 8 9322 2006 www.perthtram.com.au/ [email protected] 3 Muriel Street, Bayswater, Perth WA

Sunset Coast "Seaside Area"

Sunset Coast is a coastal area located in the Australian city of Perth. This bustling area is known for the various activities like fishing, swimming, kite-surfing and other water sports. The tourist attractions like Marmion Marine Park, Sorrento Quay and AQWA are worth visiting. It is a perfect option for a fun day trip with family and friends. by Jackie+L+Chan Sunset Coast, Scarborough, Perth WA

Fremantle Arts Centre "Feeding Body & Soul"

At the Fremantle Arts Centre, a cultural landmark just outside Perth, visitors will find contemporary art exhibitions housed in an imposing limestone building. In the 1860s, long before it was a cultural attraction, the site functioned as a psychiatric hospital and later also as a home for women. Shortly after the war, it was transformed into a technical school by user:Moondyne and was restored in 1970. It only began operating as the Fremantle Arts Centre in 1973. The center now continues to host world-class outdoor concerts and various local events in its sprawl, whilst also offering art courses and hosting festival performances in its spacious grounds. The beautiful garden courtyard makes a great relaxation spot in the summer, and the on-site cafe provides cozy fires for wintertime patrons.

+61 8 9432 9555 www.fac.org.au [email protected] 1 Finnerty Street, Fremantle WA

Adventure World

"Premiere Theme Park"

Only 20 minutes drive from Perth, Adventure World is Western Australia's major theme park. It is only open from September until April but with over 30 exhilarating rides and a wildlife park, it is worth a visit. Try the Tunnel of Terror, the Turbo Mountain Roller coaster or meet some of Australia's original inhabitants in the wildlife area and touch farm. Do not forget your by Liam Skoda at English swimsuit. The park has swimming areas and a children water playground. Wikipedia There are food and refreshment outlets and shaded picnic areas. Note that the amusement park hours to subject to change frequently, check the website before deciding to make a visit.

+61 8 9417 9666 adventureworld.net.au/ feedback@adventureworld. 351 Progress Drive, Bibra net.au Lake WA The Aquarium of Western Australia "Largest Walk-Through Aquarium"

The Aquarium of Western Australia (AQWA) offers a spectacular journey through Western Australia's many marine habitats. Visit the mangrove forests of the tropical north and the granite shores of the southern regions. Whether it is the thrill of the Touch Pool or a glimpse of a feeding by SeanMack frenzy, a day at the Aquarium of Western Australia is guaranteed to be action packed. Feeding sessions are held every half hour.

+61 8 9447 7500 www.aqwa.com.au [email protected] 91 Southside Drive, Hillarys Boat Harbour, Perth WA

Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre "Fantastic Opportunity"

Encounter some of Western Australia's endangered native wildlife and learn how those in need of help are rehabilitated into the wild. Do not miss this unique opportunity, the chance to get close to native animals rarely seen in the wild. Established in 1962, the Kanyana Wildlife Rehabilitation by Stephen Michael Barnett Centre cares for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife. Approximately 86 volunteers and 15 permanent staff care for more than 100 animals at a time, including Bilbys and Western Barred Bandicoots. Tours can be arranged at any time, although a night visit proves a treat as many of the residents are nocturnal.

+61 8 9291 3900 www.kanyanawildlife.org. kanyanawildlife@kanyana 120 Gilchrist Road, au/ wildlife.org.au Lesmurdie, Perth WA

Armadale Reptile & Wildlife Centre

"Slippery and Scaly"

Reptile phobes beware! Slithery snakes and scaly lizards abound in this park. The Armadale Reptile Park was set up as a conservation and education facility back in 1995. They now house more than 200 species of reptiles from the venomous local variety to the more friendly python family and waddling goanna. The park also lodges a variety of other by Christian Englmeier on residents that do not belong to the reptile fraternity like flying foxes, Unsplash quokkas and enichindas. Other amenities include barbecue areas, a snack bar and souvenir shop.

+61 8 9399 6927 www.armadalereptilecentre.com.au 304-308 South Western Highway, / Wungong, Perth WA

Rottnest Island "Island Paradise"

Only 25 minutes by ferry from the mainland, enjoy this aquatic paradise. Rottnest Island, boasts numerous fantastic beaches. For traveling within the region, bicycles, the main source of transport, can be hired at Thomson Bay. The amazing array of marine life living in the coral reefs (that fringe the island) ensure superb snorkeling and scuba diving. The by Ndaaunhi island also proves very popular with city surfers short on good surf. Beware, the flora and fauna is protected, including the cute quokkas (native marsupials like mini-kanagroos).

+61 8 9432 9111 www.rottnest.wa.gov.au [email protected] Rottnest Island, Rottnest om Island WA Cohunu Koala Park "Australian Wildlife Galore"

Situated in the Darling Ranges this park offers spectacular views of the city and coastline. Started in 1975, the Cohunu Koala Park has become a leading breeder of koalas in captivity. A highlight is the rare opportunity to hold a koala. A wonderful observation tunnel affords the opportunity to view the nocturnal habits of wombats. You can wander through the bird by Ed G aviary and feed a selection of colorful native parrots. Do not miss the view from the revolving restaurant and bar.

+61 8 9526 2966 www.cohunu.com.au/ [email protected] Nettleton Road, Lot 103, Byford, Perth WA

Penguin Island "Bird Life & Snorkelling"

Adorable penguins and numerous seabirds inhabit this 12.5 hectare (30.9 acre) island haven. Penguin Island is a breeding site for 16 species of birds and offers a host of recreation for visitors. There are excellent snorkeling and surfing conditions, delightful picnic areas, lookouts, walkways, and a Discovery Centre with commentaries, guided walks, and scheduled by TheBiggestFunk feedings. A ferry operates on the hour from Mersey Point at Shoalwater. Ferry tickets include entry to the island's Discovery Centre.

+61 8 9591 1333 www.penguinisland.com.a [email protected] Penguin Island, Perth WA u/

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