Beaches, Kings Park and quokkas on Rottnest
Perth
Perth · Sunny isolation on the Indian Ocean
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One of the world's most isolated cities, sun-drenched Perth spreads along the Swan River and the Indian Ocean. It pairs a vast city park, white beaches and nearby wine country with the famously smiling quokkas of Rottnest Island.
Top sightsSights
01
Kings Park
One of the world’s largest inner-city parks, with skyline views.
02
Rottnest Island
Car-free island beaches and selfie-friendly quokkas.
03
Cottesloe Beach
A classic sunset beach on the Indian Ocean.
04
Fremantle
A heritage port town with markets and breweries.
05
Swan Valley
A wine region on the city’s edge.
What to eatFood
Fish and chips
Best eaten on the beach at sunset.
Western rock lobster
A prized local crayfish.
Margaret River wine
Renowned wines from the region south of the city.
Good to know
- Take the ferry to Rottnest for a day of beaches and quokkas.
- Sunsets face west over the ocean — perfect at Cottesloe.
- Perth is a long flight from the east coast; plan time.
Getting there
Perth Airport (PER) links to the center by the Airport Line train.
Next city
Adelaide