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Must-do Activities

Swim at Perth's beaches

Along the coast are white-sand beaches, calm waters, snorkeling spots, surfing spots and quaint coffee shops. There are many idyllic resorts just minutes from the city, where you can watch the sunset before heading back to your accommodation.

Take a selfie with quokkas on Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island is full of lush vegetation, turquoise waters and outdoor adventure spots. So it's a great place for a day trip. Find out what great things to do on the island besides taking a selfie with quokkas.

Explore Perth's Aboriginal history

Learn about the history of the land and its connection to Perth's traditional Aboriginal people through engaging guided city tours and traditional ceremonies.

Experience a comfortable afternoon with fine wine

It takes 25 minutes to drive from Perth to Swan Valley (Swan Valley), one of the world's closest wine regions to the capital. Take a day trip here to enjoy exploring the area's wineries, breweries and food.

Discover the city's hidden gems

There are plenty of hidden spots to be found in Perth just waiting for you to discover. From a dumpling shop that looks like a laundry room to the entire village tucked away in a laneway, Perth is ready to surprise you.

Feel the breath of nature in the city

Kings Park is one of the largest parks in the world. You'll find picturesque walking tracks, cityscapes and fun guided tours amidst native bush and wildflowers. Discover the park's best activities and guided tours as you walk inside a lush oasis amidst a bustling city.

Iconic Restaurants

Must try restaurants

Like its popular sister restaurant, Bread in Common, “Coogee Common” is anything but common. This 120-year-old building has been converted into a charming restaurant with a colorful garden stocked with fresh produce. Flipping through Chef Scott Brannigan's menu, diners will discover a curated array of delicacies, delighting the palate with the day's produce from the garden. Imagine gorgeous green salads, mead made with house honey, and homemade refreshments to dazzle the palate. When it comes to ethical consumption of food, it doesn't get any better than here. Take a personal tour of the gardens, savor cocktails and a two-course meal.

Aussie chef David Thompson has brought not only the rich flavors of Bangkok, but energy and grit to the heart of Perth's historic streets. Inspired by Thai street market food stalls, “Long Chim” offers fresh and authentic flavors and a lively restaurant scene with quirky graffiti and open brick walls. As the restaurant quotes in Thai "Come and taste", we guarantee your taste buds will be grateful for you.

Best coffee shops

The “Gordon St. Garage” coffee shop in West Perth is located in a very special and stylish warehouse. It is full of customers every day and is very lively. Enjoy a small roast, unique coffee or a weekend brunch here. You'll even find breakfast cocktails on the menu. But you don't have to feel bad about drinking so early, because it's almost 5pm somewhere on Earth.

The barista who brews your espresso at “Telegram Coffee” has about 20 years of experience. Luke is such a well-respected barista that his supporters even move venues with his workplace. He designed the lovely log cabin where the coffee shop is located and is always surrounded by people, so you can't go wrong. The coffee shop is in the State Buildings built in the 19th century, and there are many fashion shops around, which will definitely make you linger.

Enjoyable civilian foods

One of the perks of living in this multicultural country like Australia is that you can enjoy some of the best authentic Italian street food in the quiet suburbs of Perth. The dough used by “Monsterella”, which serves all kinds of Italian crepes, is made in-house. After 48 hours of natural fermentation, it is then baked in a wood-fired kiln. The texture and taste are amazing. All kinds of delicious pasta are also homemade in the store, and the skill of the chef is no different from that of an Italian grandmother.

Your tastebuds will sing with joy after visiting this Asian-inspired bakery, “Dainty Dowager” has a mouth watering menu ranging from smaller dishes to larger options. Signature delicacies include daily-changing dumplings and handmade "dragon beard" noodles. Definitely not to be missed is Dainty Dowager's assortment of homemade grilled meats, including the delicious roast duck.

“Brika”, which also serves European cuisine, is located on (Northbridge) bustling Stirling Street (Northbridge). Its Greek tapas bar specializes in small dishes suitable for sharing and is very popular among locals. Highlights include crispy spinach puff pastry, and melt-in-your-mouth slow-cooked lamb. On the side of the store is a small takeaway coffee window. The takeaway department named "Filos and Yiros" (Filos and Yiros) keeps the price of civilians. It starts to serve baked pastries and coffee every morning from 7 o'clock to 11 o'clock. Start serving the strudel.