3 Tage in Perth
Kings Park & Botanic Garden und Fremantle Markets an Tag 1, ein Ausflug nach Rottnest Island an Tag 2 und Cottesloe Beach, Perth Cultural Centre und Swan Valley Wineries an Tag 3.
Kostet etwa 678 € pro Person in der Mittelklasse oder 297 € mit kleinem Budget. Am besten im April, Mai oder Oktober.
Tag 1: Kings Park & Botanic Garden und Fremantle Markets
Morgens
Kings Park & Botanic Garden
Visit Kings Park for the free 'Kings Park Festival' in September when the wildflowers are in spectacular bloom. The park is transformed with guided walks, outdoor concerts, and art displays.
Essen
Fresh Seafood
For the freshest catch, head to the Fishing Boat Harbour in Fremantle where trawlers unload daily. Many restaurants there have tanks with live lobsters and crabs.
Wohin: Fish & Chips at Cicerello's (Fremantle), Oysters at The Raw Kitchen (Fremantle), Grilled Barramundi at Rockpool (Burswood)
Nachmittags
Fremantle Markets
Though part of greater Perth, Fremantle feels like a world away. 30 min by train from Perth CBD.
In Fremantle.
Abends
The Perth Mint
Australia's oldest operating mint, where you can watch gold being poured, see the world's largest gold coin, and even hold a real $700,000 gold bar.
Tag 2: Ausflug nach Rottnest Island
30 min by high-speed ferry from Fremantle or 45 min from Perth CBD.
A car-free island paradise known for its adorable quokka population, stunning bays with turquoise water, and rich history. Rent a bike and spend the day exploring secluded beaches, snorkeling trails, and salt lakes.
Höhepunkte: Quokka spotting and selfies, Snorkeling at The Basin or Little Salmon Bay, Climbing the Wadjemup Lighthouse, Biking around the island's 22 bays
Tag 3: Cottesloe Beach, Perth Cultural Centre und Swan Valley Wineries
Morgens
Cottesloe Beach
In Scarborough to Cottesloe.
Vormittags
Perth Cultural Centre
In Perth CBD & Northbridge.
Essen
Modern Australian
Book well in advance for top-tier restaurants, especially for dinner on weekends. Many offer excellent-value set lunch menus.
Wohin: Wildflower (CBD - rooftop fine dining), Post (CBD - degustation), Long Chim (CBD - Thai-inspired)
Nachmittags
Swan Valley Wineries
Western Australia's oldest wine region, a fertile valley along the Swan River. 25-40 min by car or bus from Perth CBD.
Abends
Yanchep National Park
A coastal national park just 45 minutes north of the city, featuring koalas in a dedicated enclosure, crystal-clear lakes, historic caves, and abundant kangaroos.
Vor der Reise
Vom Flughafen
Perth Airport (PER) is about 12km east of the city. The Airport Line train is the fastest and cheapest option, taking 18 minutes to the CBD and costing $5 AUD with a SmartRider card ($6.50 with a cash ticket). Taxis cost $45-55 AUD, and rideshares (Uber) are slightly cheaper. There is no dedicated airport bus.
Unterwegs in der Stadt
The Perth CBD is very compact and highly walkable, with most major attractions, shopping, and dining within a 20-minute stroll. The connection across the railway line to Northbridge is also easy on foot. However, to reach beaches or outer suburbs, you'll need public transport, a bike, or a car.
Tipps von Einheimischen
- For the best quokka selfies on Rottnest Island, head to the less crowded areas around Parker Point or the Basin early in the morning. They're most active and curious before the midday heat.
- Buy a SmartRider card for public transport. It gives you a 20% discount on all Transperth fares (buses, trains, ferries) compared to single paper tickets and makes hopping on and off effortless.
- The Fremantle Doctor is your friend. This cooling afternoon sea breeze hits most summer days around 3 pm. Plan your beach time for the morning, then enjoy alfresco dining as the Doctor rolls in.
