Discover the state capital of Western Australia, the fastest growing state in Australia.

Perth

About Perth

Perth is the fourth largest city in Australia with approximately 2 million inhabitants. The seaside town is distinguished by beautiful beaches such as Lancelin, Yallingup and Margaret. Western Australia's capital has a lot of culture, with a good range of museums and art galleries.

There are those who say that Perth is the best city in Australia, whether for its quality of life, job possibilities or hospitality.

Transfer cost is A$15 by bus or A$40 by taxi. The duration is 25 minutes.

Perth bus and train services operate daily. Ferry services are available between Barrack and south Perth city on a regular basis. Bus travel is free within the city's central loop. The tourist trams (Perth Tram Exploreis) travel around Perth's main attractions. Embark and disembark whenever you prefer. The cost is AS 20 for adults and A$ 10 for children.

Perth is Australia's sunniest capital, with a pleasant and temperate climate.

Summer – maximum of 40°C and minimum of 17°C

Winter – maximum of 22°C and minimum of 8°C

There are several telephone companies and the truth is that the prices do not change much between them, but we recommend Optus and Vodafone. For an idea of spending, a prepaid plan charges an average of 2 AUD for the chip. We recommend taking the 40 AUD monthly plan, which entitles you to unlimited calls and text messages within the national territory and 20GB of internet.

To taste a beautiful chicken parmigiana, go to the Hyde Park Hotel restaurant and on Mondays, the price is affordable! If you want to eat fish & chips, the tip is to go to Amberjacks located in Cottsloe, one of the most beautiful beaches in the city.

Another place where you can experience some of the classics of Australian cuisine is the Little Creatures brewery in Fremantle. On site you can taste beers and order a snack to share with friends! For delicious burgers, head to The Local Shack.

England's spectacular cook Jamie Oliver is in Perth at his Jamie's Italian restaurant. It's a great place to eat a good risotto or pasta, in an environment with modern decor. And if the idea is to escape the usual, try “ramen”, a typical Japanese dish at Nao Japanese Restaurant.

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Shopping:

The main shopping point in the city is the center, Perth. In Perth, there are world famous stores and Australian stores that are all over the country. When in the mood for shopping, head to Murray Street Mall and Hay Street Mall, which are two of the city's main shopping streets; in them you will find a huge variety of stores and some of the main chains in the country, such as Myer, JB Hi-Fi and Target.Walking along Hay St, don't limit yourself to the busiest point, which is close to Forrest Place, also walk to the westernmost stretch, which has luxury designer stores. For those who don't miss the chance to shop, Perth has Watertown. It's not big, but it's a good store to find items with lower prices than normal stores, especially during sales season.

If you miss Brazil and want to find Brazilian products, our tip is to go to the Cacula market, which has an incredible variety of natural products sold not only in Brazil, but also in other parts of the world! Here you can find Faropa, Guaraná and even Pasoquinha! Westfield Carousel is a large shopping center with many stores, cinema and food court. This mall has a great selection of products from Australia's famous department store, KMart, where you can find a variety of products at great prices! Another mall worth visiting is Sorrento Quay, which has less architecture and atmosphere than the stores themselves. Eat, drink ice cream and enjoy the sunny day.

Murray Street Mall

The street has many popular stores, including major department store outlets such as Myer, David Jones, Woolworths and Target. The most recent growth along Murray Street has resulted in the addition of numerous national and international retailers.

Ningaloo Reef

Australia holds an undersea treasure off the North West Coast. It's Ningaloo Reef. As the water at this point in the Indian Ocean is crystal clear, those who dive can see fish of various species and colors disappearing and reappearing between the gelatinous tentacles of sea anemones or through the recesses of hard corals.

Cottesloe Beach

It is one of the most beautiful beaches in Perth and certainly a point to include in the itinerary of your trip to the city. The beach has an incredible look, clear and calm waters, especially when there is little wind. The location is ideal for taking a morning walk by the sea or enjoying the beach at the weekend.

Tours in Perth:

There are many unmissable leisure options, so we made a list for you:

Walk along the “Australian Walkabout” inside Perth Zoo. Enjoy the sunset from the “Cottlesloe” restaurant while enjoying an excellent Western Australian wine. Fremantle, the bustling port city of Perth.Take delicious coffee on the “Cappucino Strip” in historic Fremantle.Enjoy Perth's beautiful views from the gardens and wilderness areas of the “Kings Part”.Swim and play with dolphins off the coast of Perth. Western Australia.Dive with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef.Experience the feeling of walking on a 40m above ground walkway through a grove of eucalyptus trees at the “Valley of the Giants -Tree Top Walk in Walpole-Normalup National Park .Drive through the magnificent Kimberley region on the rugged Gibb River Road.