Il s'agit d'une visite privée pouvant accueillir 7 personnes ou moins. En participant à une visite privée avec un habitant de Perth, vous pourrez voir beaucoup plus de choses. Les bus touristiques ne peuvent pas non plus se rendre là où je vous emmène, et vous n'attendez pas que les autres vous rattrapent ! La visite est populaire pour son contenu massif, sa flexibilité personnelle et son orientation locale. Si vous avez des choses particulières que vous souhaitez voir, veuillez nous en informer à l'avance. Attendez-vous à voir les choses les plus cool et pas seulement ce que vous avez vu dans les brochures. Cela peut également être une excellente visite adaptée aux enfants avec de nombreux endroits qui plaisent aux enfants de tous âges. Des arrêts photo aléatoires font partie de cette immense excursion d'une journée.

Dutch explorers once marvelled at black swans near the mouth of the Swan River, in the area that later became Fremantle. On self-guided audio tour, you’ll explore the historic port town that became Western Australia’s gateway to the world. You’ll also find out how Fremantle went from a struggling colonial outpost to a bustling gold rush hub. This tour starts as soon as you exit the train at the Fremantle Railway Station, once the beginning of WA’s first urban train line. You’ll walk through the heart of the colony, following Market Street and the High Street mall with its stunning examples of Australian colonial architecture. You’ll hear tales of bushrangers who escaped the notorious Fremantle Prison, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site that was built by the very convicts who would be imprisoned within its walls. The tour ends at Arthur Head, where Captain Charles Fremantle first planted the Union Jack in 1829.

Wander Fremantle the way it likes best: curious, unhurried, and slightly spooky. This self-guided walk weaves from Fremantle Markets to the quiet power of the Fremantle War Memorial, drifting through Esplanade Park Fremantle and past parking Esplanade Hotel Fremantle. You’ll uncover ghost stories on a Fremantle Arts Centre ghost tour, face dark maritime history at WA Shipwrecks Museum Fremantle, circle The Round House Fremantle, and explore creative corners like shed art. The walk stretches along Victoria Quay, past the WA Maritime Museum, out toward South Mole Lighthouse, and back through the heart of town via Republic of Fremantle, The National Hotel Fremantle, Fremantle Oval, and Walyalup Koort Fremantle. Expect humour, history, sea air, and stories that linger longer than planned.