Best Plans On A Sunday In Perth Near Me

4worldlovers: Kings Park is both one of the world's largest and most beautiful inner city parks and also a rich cultural heritage site. It is home to the spectacular Western Australian Botanic Garden, which displays over 3,000 species of the State's unique flora - a sight unlike anywhere else in the world. With cafes, bushland walk trails, immaculate gardens and a variety of children's play areas, leave plenty of time on your visit to discover the many sides of Kings Park.

Kaarta Koomba (Kings Park) is a place of rich cultural heritage.

There is so much to see and do in Kings Park.

4worldlovers: This landmark waterfront development reconnects Perth city with the Swan River to create a dynamic new entertainment and leisure precinct, set around a stunning 2.7ha inlet.

Perth’s riverfront was once a place for picnics and paddling, with public baths along the water’s edge. As the city grew, new development cut off the connection between

The river and the city, culminating in 1940 when Riverside Drive was built. Elizabeth Quay brings the river and the city together again, creating new recreational opportunities for Perth locals and visitors.

The development of the Perth CBD has historically been built on an east-west alignment. Elizabeth Quay returns the city’s focus to the river and - together with Perth City Link, Yagan Square, the Perth Cultural Centre and a range of other public and private developments – extend the CBD north- south. These landmark projects are expanding our city’s grid and adding density to our CBD to create a more connected, vibrant Perth.

Elizabeth Quay is located on the edge of the picturesque Swan River, between Barrack and William streets in the heart of Perth CBD. Look for the Bell Tower to find Barrack Street Jetty.

Elizabeth Quay is only a short stroll from the Perth CBD and is easily accessible by public transport.

The Elizabeth Quay Train Station and Busport (formerly The Esplanade Station) is located across the road from Elizabeth Quay and just 400m from Barrack Street Jetty. Exit the train station/busport on The Esplanade and walk east until you reach the quay, or continue towards Barrack Street (300m), turn right and head south towards the river (100m) to find Barrack Street Jetty.

Take the free CAT bus right to Barrack Street Jetty's front door or get off at the Elizabeth Quay Busport over the road. The blue CAT runs in a north south direction between Barrack Street Jetty (stop 18) and Northbridge all week:

Visit the Transperth website for up to date service information. No service on Christmas Day, Good Friday, ANZAC Day.

Transperth operates regular ferry services between Elizabeth Quay Jetty and Mends Street Jetty (South Perth) all week, perfect for visiting the Perth Zoo.

For the most up to date ferry timetable information visit the Transperth website.

The inlet is home to twenty-four short stay boat moorings for public use.

To enter the inlet, recreational boats must be able to pass under the pedestrian bridge. The bridge provides a clearance of 4.5m off the water which will allow most 12m and 10m boats with a flybridge into the inlet at all stages of the tide.

The eighteen short stay moorings are available to the public for stays of three hours or less. Visitors should be aware that the availability of the short stay berths may be affected by water based events.

Ten new swing moorings have been installed just outside the inlet opening to accommodate larger vessels.

For more information on recreational boating in Perth waters visit the Department of Transport.

4worldlovers:

Thank you for supporting the park by adopting an animal, either for yourself or as a gift to a loved one.


Many of the animals are available for adopting, with a variety of package options available.

Caversham Wildlife Park is owned and operated by a Western Australian family; since 1988! We house the largest private collection of wildlife in Western Australia. With around 2000 individuals, made up of about 200 different species, there is something for everyone!

To make the most of your visit and enjoy all of the attractions, we recommend entry before 2pm, and hope you’ll spend at least 3-4 hours with us!

Alert - There are road works and road closures surrounding Whiteman Park, due to construction of the Metronet railway line.

Entry into Whiteman Park is free and there is plenty of free parking available.

We offer a variety of daily attractions that you don't want to miss!