Perth Shuttles

Along Perth’s early 20th-century architecture across the Victoria Quay, the Fremantle Passenger Terminal is the premier arrival dock for cruise goers looking to experience the beauty of Western Australia at an instant. Designed in the 1960s for the city of Perth’s Empire Games, the industrial-rustic building offers atrium-lit beams of concrete and steel, the interior adorned with Australian-grown wood. Once arrived, explore the city through a myriad of modes of transportation ranging from the city’s historic Fremantle Station, also considering an array of private vehicle rentals ranging from the simplicity of sedans ideal for solo coastline drives as well as large chartered buses that can fit a couple dozen for big group adventures to Mundaring State Forest. Meet-and-greet services make things easy for guests staying for just a few hours, whether it be local personal drivers who know the must-see locales for a short time span or luxury limousine drivers who know the benefits of keeping things classy.

Start the day by exploring what’s especially close to the port’s instant access to Perth’s Fremantle neighborhood, idyllic mornings discoverable through the popular Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour and its vast array of old wooden ships docked along historic piers, the often buzzy E Shed Markets opening up around 9 AM only on the weekends for a showcase of local handicrafts. Spend the rest of the afternoon soaking up the sun at Bothers Bay, whether it be through the part-beach, part-exhibit ambiance at the Kidogo Arthouse or a likewise view of interesting stoneworks from J Shed Ceramic Art Studio, other cool exhibits including the nautical history told through WA Shipwrecks Museum’s old artifacts as well as the war-themed WA Maritime Museum. End the day with an unforgettable adventure at John Forrest National Park, a vast oasis on the northeast side of town that may take all day to reach but well worth the work once it comes time for sunset.