From the Central Business Distract (CBD), we head to the South Perth foreshore to enjoy sweeping views of the city skyline.

Enjoy a walk on new Matagarup walking Bridge over the Swan River at Perth Stadium. Connecting Perth Stadium and the Burswood Peninsula to East Perth, Matagarup Bridge symbolises a ‘coming together of diverse cultures’.

Western Australia is Australia’s resource engine. Australia is estimated to have the world’s largest gold reserves, with17 per cent of total global reserves. It is estimated 60 per cent of Australia’s reserves are in Western Australia.
Visit the Perth Mint for a outstanding experience witnessing a gold pour in the original historic melting house., World’s largest gold coin the Australian Kangaroo One Tonne Gold Coin
The one tonne gold coin at The Perth Mint is a major drawcard and a visitor highlight since it was cast in 2011.

It’s up to the 400 hectare (1,000 acres ) Kings Park on Mount Elisa for more panoramic views and the chance to explore the world known botanical gardens and native bushland.
Kings Park is home to over 300 native plant varieties and 80 bird species and contains the State War Memorial.

After a scenic drive through some of Perth’s most exclusive suburbs, including Dalkeith and Claremont. Enjoy lunch at picture-perfect Cottesloe Beach overlooking the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean.

Lunch at stylish Il Lido Italian Canteen Cottesloe. This restaurant is a very popular meeting place for the local people for business or special friends and families. With spectacular wide expansive vistas to Rottnest Island and the Indian Ocean.

From the moment you cross the Swan River you know you’re in Fremantle. It’s a magical place. Perhaps it is the salty breeze, or the colonial buildings with anecdotes that transport you to another era. It could be the laidback beachy vibe or the flamboyant, cultural and artistic heart that beats throughout the port city.

Perth and Fremantle Sightseeing Day Tour visits the historic Round House. The Roundhouse is the oldest public building in the State of Western Australia. Opened in January 1831, just 18 months after settlement, it was built to hold any person convicted of a crime in the settlement and was used until 1886

To conclude your Perth & Fremantle Sightseeing Day Tour at the Fremantle Harbour board a cruise to return to Perth via the scenic Swan River departing Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. View the multi-million dollar mansions, parklands and sweeping river.

Your tour guide will meet you at Barrack Street Jetty  to transfer you to your accommodation.

This tour is ideal for visitors who have a short stay in Western Australia