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Caversham Wildlife Park

Home to over 200 species, Caversham Wildlife park is one of the largest privately owned wildlife parks in Western Australia. It houses over 2000 animals and birds - both exotic and native. Some animals and birds here include koalas, kangaroos, quokkas, gang-gang cockatoos, black swans and agile wallabies. The park also has a lot of tourist attractions like feeding the animals, interactive farm shows, meet and greet with specific animals and much more. It takes about 3 hours to experience the whole wildlife park, and it will be worth every minute and penny. Read More

Stretching along 500 meters, City beach is a popular yet comparatively quiet beach located in one of the posh suburbs of Perth. Equipped with volleyball nets, playgrounds, toilets, changing rooms, barbeque tables and picnic spots, this beach is the best place to spend a day out with friends and family comfortably - thus attracting a lot of crowds. The common activities on this beach include swimming, surfing and fishing. The beach is also packed with many eateries and bars, offering a great sunset view for a lazy evening. Read More

Yet another iconic beach of Western Australia, Cottesloe beach, is a white sand beach known for swimming, snorkelling and sunbathing, attracting tourists and locals alike. The beach has a good collection of cafes and bars to wind down after a relaxing day by the Sea. Evening walks here can be quite beautiful, with the setting sun glistening against the white sand of the Sea, making it a memorable experience. Grassy areas and the shade make it a go-to place for picnics as well. The beach during summer becomes an outdoor gallery which goes by the name 'Sculpture by the Sea' where visitors can see unique artworks. Read More

Elizabeth Quay was one of the prominent development projects going on in Perth, which now stands completed as a stunning precinct overlooking the Swan River. The Elizabeth Quay consists of the island playground, BHP Water Park, lots of public artwork, leisure spots to hang out with friends and family, and many eateries and bars. Other attractions of interest for visitors include the Night Noodle market, Chevron Gardens, the Landing, Barrack Street Jetty and the Promenades. Read More

Located in the Swan River, Heirisson Island is a natural island in the heart of Perth and is home to a large number of kangaroos. The island is also regarded as an area of cultural importance due to the Nyoongar heritage. The island is a popular tourist attraction, always bustling with people hanging out in groups. It takes about half an hour to walk around the whole island and about 2 hours to explore the whole island, and it is best suited for someone looking for a peaceful stroll outside the main city. Read More

Located in the suburbs of Highgate, Hyde Park in Perth, formerly known as Third Swamp Reserve, is one of the popular local parks for leisure activities and group gatherings. The park is also known for its annual Hyde Park Festival, which features food, entertainment, art and craft, live events and fun rides, among many others. The park features two lakes, grassy lawns, BBQ facilities, and plenty of trees and space, making it ideal for a great picnic spot. People usually come here for casual walks and bike rides as well. Read More

The Lotterywest Fest Federation Walkway is one of the finest treetop walkways in Australia through King’s Park. Offering a stunning view of the rivers and the city skyline, it is truly a site to marvel at. It is an easy walk taking about 40 minutes to complete. Starting at Forrest Roundabout, it is 620 meters long through the Swan and Canning rivers, a water garden, Tuart Lawn, aboriginal artworks and an array of beautiful Australian flora. Offering a picturesque location, it is also an insta worthy destination to click memorable pictures. Read More

Easily one of the most famous swimming beaches in Australia, Mullaloo beach attracts crowds of all ages, making it a very popular weekend destination to enjoy some leisure time with friends and family. The beach is a beautiful location with white sand and blue waters, which makes it quite hard to leave the place easily. The beach also has plenty of trees and playground facilities, making it a great picnic spot. Things that can be done on the beach include beach fishing, catching the setting sun and bike rides along the beach. Read More

Perth offers a number of cycling trails for cycling enthusiasts in and around the city. While there are trails available with different levels of difficulties, they are all usually signposted, and maps are available for the required routes. The cycle trails cover scenic routes, making it quite a visual treat. For tourists, bikes can be hired and used from bike rentals around the place. Some of the famous cycle trails in Perth include Swan River cycle trails, Swan valley heritage cycle trail, Perth Beach cycle trail and Fremantle cycle trail. Read More

Sprawling over 3 hectares, Queens Garden in Perth is a beautiful park in the middle of East Perth. Used initially for recreational purposes, it was later used for brickworks and was also a clay pit site. Opened in 1898 to the public, the park was majorly used for the development of the city. The garden is a quiet place to spend some leisure time in the middle of grassy lawns, beautiful ponds and beautiful green flora.