Things to do in Perth

What people book in Perth through the year

Perth’s most-booked experiences are day and multi-day Tours, followed by Cruises and Outdoor & sports activities; Attraction passes and Museums attract smaller but steady interest. Demand builds through the spring and peaks in November, while winter and late summer months are noticeably quieter.

Best picks for families, couples and solo travellers

Families will find Museums and Attraction passes handy — affordable, easy to fit around naps and sightseeing, and broadly suitable for younger travellers. Couples often favour Tours and Cruises for shared experiences and sightseeing with scenic value. Solo travellers and small groups tend to pick Outdoor & sports activities and smaller Tours for flexibility and a chance to meet others.

What travellers from Australia should book ahead

With an average booking window of around eight days, travellers from Australia can usually stay flexible and book most activities a day or two before travel, though the earliest planners often lock things in around two months ahead. Booking ahead matters most in November, when demand is at its peak and popular Tours and Cruises fill up faster.

How the categories compare on price and who they suit

Museums are the easiest, most budget-friendly way into Perth’s attractions, while Tours sit at the top end and also show the widest range of prices — from entry-level local excursions to pricier guided options. Cruises and Outdoor & sports activities fall into a mid-range bracket and suit visitors after scenic or active experiences, and Attraction passes offer good value for travellers who want flexibility across multiple sites.