Welcome to Perth (Boorloo), a vibrant city nestled on the south-western coast of Australia, boasting a unique blend of urban sophistication and natural beauty. Renowned for its pristine beaches, Perth offers a sun-soaked haven for water enthusiasts. 

The city's cultural heart beats strong with the Perth Cultural Centre, housing the Art Gallery of Western Australia and the Western Australian Museum. Venture beyond the city limits to discover the stunning natural wonders and wildlife encounters that surround Perth, as the gateway to Western Australia.

Perth Highlights

BIG4 Perth Midland features a heated outdoor spa-swimming pool, BBQ area and a fully-equipped camp kitchen. You can relax in our recreation room with comfortable lounges, library, large screen TV, complimentary tea/coffee, free WiFi, or enjoy a game of pool.

Our amenity blocks have just been refurbished to a high standard, with a dedicated separate unit for wheelchair users. Our guest laundry has coin-operated washers and dryers and you can watch TV while waiting for your washing. A dump point, set in pleasant surroundings, is easy to access. Free WiFi covers the whole area.

The Park features a seasonal creek and is surrounded by native gardens, creating a peaceful atmosphere. Major shopping and medical centres, public transport, caravan repairers, cafes and restaurants are all at the Park’s doorstep.

BIG4 Perth Midland Tourist Park

Perth Central Caravan Park

Nestled in the northern suburbs of Perth with great access to both the Reid Highway and Mitchell Freeway.

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Karrinyup Waters Resort

Hear traditional stories of Whadjuk Country and the history of the Nyungar people Kings Park, Perth as we explore the Banksia Garden and learn about medicinal and bush foods farmed by the Nyungar people in the area.

Visit Pioneer Women's Memorial place and learn about the significance of Yorgas (women).

Walk among the treetops and enjoy spectacular views over a glass arched bridge suspended among a canopy of tall eucalypts.

Touch and feel Aboriginal artefacts.

Mooro Katta Gar-up Kings Park Walk

Leave behind city life for a one-day treat of some of Western Australia’s best natural wonders. 

Where the river meets the sea, walk the foreshore and witness the vast array of unique birdlife, flocking to the Moore River estuary. Stroll along a boardwalk made of ancient Tamala Limestone and climb the Yoodook Karla Kada Staircase to see where ships, long ago wrecked against the coastline. An important meeting place for local Aboriginal tribes in the area, you’ll learn how native plants were once used for both food and medicine.

Highlights:

- Pinnacles Guided Walk
- Picnic dinner under the stars
- Knowledgable and informative guide
- Small Group Touring
- Visit to the beautiful Yanchep National Park
- Spot wild kangaroos and view koalas

Pinnacles Sunset Dinner and Stargazing Tour From Perth

Introduction Our Cliffs & Caves Tour takes you by kayak to explore the stunning and imposing limestone cliffs of Blackwall Reach. This 500m section of weathered and majestic formations, is one of the Swan River's special places, will leave you awestruck. 

Our highly capable, experienced, local guides will share stories with you, from first Australians to the first European Swan River Colonists as well as some of the areas historical, cultural, geographical and horticultural secrets. So come join us on this fun, upbeat and wonderfully engaging small group tour and actively connect with nature. We paddle tandem kayaks and cater for a wide range of ages and skill levels, aiming to leave you energised and with a strong sense of accomplishment. Tour overview We meet and launch at East Fremantle Yacht Club and paddle slowly upriver through Bicton Bay, hugging the riverbanks. Here we take the time to admire the eclectic mix of houses, houseboats and watercraft all while enjoying the peace and serenity that is found whilst kayaking. 

We continue our paddle through the crystal clear waters towards the Blackwall Reach cliffs and spend time taking in the natural beauty the limestone caves, crevices and water bird nesting sites in the Swan River's deepest location. Our paddle includes several 'raft ups' where we get together 'mid-stream' for a chat and a story. A short paddle then sees us disembarking back at our start point and finishes at the members only East Fremantle Yacht Club to enjoy the very scenic setting over a well-earned coffee, tea or soft drink. 

Paddle duration & rating: The Cliffs & Caves Kayak Tour is a slow paddle for approx. 45min up river to the Blackwall Reach cliffs. Whilst there is boat traffic in this area, the river here is quite wide and we hug the opposite shoreline to the traffic. The area we paddle in is tidal and subject to wind, depending on the day/season. Some people will experience short durations of elevated heart rate depending on the wind. The paddle back is approx. 30 minutes. This tour is rated EASY to MEDIUM. 

What is included: Your kayak, paddle and life jacket Safety induction. Kayaking /paddling briefing - introduction to paddling, do's and dont's A 'Dry Bag' to help protect your wallet, keys and phone Knowledgeable guide - trained to keep you safe and show and provide you interesting information The guide also carries a first aid kit for your safety Covid-19 restrictions Our kayaks are two person craft. At all times on the tour please remember to practice safe social distancing. 

What to wear & bring You need to bring your own weather protection clothing including a hat Sunscreen A full water bottle Shoes that can be worn in the water eg: reef shoes, wet-suit shoes, sandals or even old sandshoes (not essential).

Toilets There are public toilets located at the East Fremantle Yacht Club so just ask our tour guide if you need to use the amenities. You can also use these for changing clothes if necessary. Start & finish locations We start and finish at East Fremantle Yacht Club, Petra Street, East Fremantle. We launch from a grassed section and small beach just on the eastern side of the yacht club. Once you have booked this tour you will receive an email with instructions on where to park and a map on where to meet. Things to consider Children under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. Minimum age for participation in a kayak tour is 8 years old. Tandem kayaks have a maximum weight limitation of 125kg per person and 250kg per kayak.

Cliffs and Caves Kayak Tour

The Lotterywest Federation Walkway is a 620-metre elevated walkway through the Western Australian Botanic Garden in Kings Park. It features a spectacular 52-metre glass and steel arched bridge suspended among a canopy of tall eucalypts, offering breathtaking views of the city skyline, Swan and Canning Rivers, and surrounding bushland. 

Visitors can enjoy a 40-minute return journey along the walkway, passing by beautiful wildflower gardens, across the Tuart Lawn, alongside the tranquil Water Garden valley, and through the cathedral of the Marri woodland forest. Interpretive signage provides insights into the flora, fauna, Aboriginal culture, and fascinating history of the area.

Lotterywest Federation Walkway

Improve your photography skills while on location in spectacular Western Australia with one of Australia's most experienced commercial photographer & landscape shooters - Martial Fatton. Hands-on Courses, Tours & Adventures 'Take only pictures, leave only footprints' Photography Outline: Improve your photography skills, learn how to better understand light and composition. Check what's in the bag as we discuss trade tools, tricks and tips. This day tour is suitable for beginners and experienced photographers of all ages. Each itinerary has been carefully put together with the help of local boutique travel operators, allowing you to experience a diversity of landscape and lighting. We guarantee a wealth of photographic opportunities, including small group tuition, practical notes and one-to-one support tailored to your individual needs. Explorers with a passion for photography and travel will have a unique opportunity to work with a professional photographer whilst enjoying fine local food and sharing a few stories. What to bring Your favourite camera and lens, plenty of memory cards, fully charged batteries. Don't forget to bring your camera manual and a tripod if you have one. Sturdy shoes, hat and sunscreen is essential.