Where can I go an hour from Perth?
See all the highlights with our list of the best day trips from Perth.
- Rottnest Island. Rottnest Island.
- Fremantle. Fremantle.
- Caversham Wildlife Park.
- Yanchep National Park.
- The Swan Valley.
- The Margaret River.
- Pinnacles Desert.
- Shoalwater Bay: Dolphins, Sea Lions, and Penguins.
What can you do in Perth for half a day?
Tour Highlights
- WACA. Home of Western Australia Cricket.
- Optus Stadium. Perth’s new stadium, awarded the most beautiful sports facility in the world in 2019.
- Kings Park Botanic Gardens. View stunning flowers and spectacular views.
- Perth City.
- Cottesloe Beach.
- Fremantle.
- Swan River Cruise.
Where can I go on a road trip for the day?
11 Top-Rated Day Trips from Sydney
- Blue Mountains National Park. Blue Mountains National Park.
- The Hunter Valley. The Hunter Valley.
- Manly Beach. Manly Beach.
- Hawkesbury River Cruise.
- Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, West Head, and the Northern Beaches.
- Royal National Park.
- Port Stephens.
- Wollongong & the Grand Pacific Drive.
How long is the Lesmurdie Falls walk?
From the trail head it is an easy short walk along The Falls Trail which follows Lesmurdie Brook to the Falls and back. Lookouts are provided where you can enjoy an extensive view over the foothills, across the Swan Coastal Plain to the city skyline and beyond to Rottnest. Distance: 640m return. Time: Allow 30 minutes.
What is there to do in Perth Hills today?
11 best things to do in the Perth Hills
- Go fruit picking.
- Stroll through the Araluen Botanic Park.
- Visit the Mundaring Weir.
- Tour the Perth Observatory.
- Walk a section of the Bibbulmun Track.
- Visit local art galleries.
- Explore wildflower walk trails.
- Stock up at weekend markets.
Where can I walk in Perth?
The Best Walking Trails Close To Perth
- Herdsman Lake Loop.
- West Coast Highway.
- Melville Water Riverpark Trail.
- Garangup Park/Masson Mews/Minim Cove Park.
- Swan River Loop.
- Bold Park.
- Lake Joondalup.
- Kings Park.
Can u swim at Lesmurdie Falls?
Lesmurdie Falls This swimming hole hidden up in the hills in Kalamunda National Park is a rare and wild natural spot; prone to disappearing in the drier months making a dip all the more magical. Watch the water flow from the top, then head down to the bottom to swim at the foot of the waterfall.