Things to do in Fremantle

Highly recommended! It was great walking around Fremantle while our guide gave us local info. Walking tours are really a fun way to visit a city. Dan, our assigned guide, was on time, professional and made sure we were okay especially since we have our almost 3 year old with us during the tour. Smooth communication with thd operator as well. The only day we could squeeze in a Fremantle visit turned out to be the same day as the AFL Grand Final. We really appreciate that our tour pushed through despite the fact that Fremantle was super busy that day. Seeing the Dockers fans added to the fun. Overall, a great tour!

We met at the meeting point in the morning, boarded the bus, and departed. Upon arriving at the Crown Hotel, we transferred to another bus, and the entire itinerary proceeded on schedule. The bus driver also served as our guide, providing thorough explanations. Although the tour itinerary stated drop-off at Barrack Street Jetty, the driver checked with everyone to find out where was closest to their accommodation and dropped them off there.

Booking the tour was straightforward and hassle-free. When you arrive at the ferry terminal, just show your ticket to the crew. After landing on Rottnest Island, you can pick up your hired bike at the terminal by just telling them your name. This way, you skip the long lines and the hassle of renting a bike at the shop. Cycling around Rottnest Island is a fantastic and wholesome way to discover the island’s stunning scenery, as you can pause anywhere you like, and the roads are very bike-friendly. Plus, it’s a real treat to spot the adorable quokkas! Although the weather wasn’t the sunniest, it still made for an enjoyable ride without breaking a sweat.

I was thinking about taking either this one or the cheaper one that departs in Hillarys. Glad I booked this one. The boat was very comfortable. Crews were all super nice. Saw a young humpback whale. Best season is mid Sept-mid Oct.

I purchased a pass that allowed me to choose three activities from many options. Considering the individual prices, it felt like a good deal. I think it's very convenient and cost-effective if you choose a pass after deciding what you want to do. I selected the three options shown in the picture. Ease of redemption: It was straightforward.

Perth–Fremantle One-Way Cruise — 14 August 2026 We had a wonderful experience on the Perth–Fremantle one-way cruise on 14 August. Our group of four really enjoyed the relaxing journey, especially with the beautiful weather and stunning views along the Swan River. The cruise provided a lovely opportunity to sit back, enjoy the scenery and take plenty of photos while travelling between Perth and Fremantle. Everything was comfortable and well organised, and the journey felt like an experience in itself rather than simply a way of getting from one place to another. The pleasant weather made the trip even more enjoyable. Highly recommended for families, friends and anyone looking for a relaxing and scenic way to experience Perth and Fremantle.