Scenic Transport
Take the ferry from Mends Street Jetty to Elizabeth Quay for a quick and beautiful commute to the city.
South Perth is one of Western Australia's most iconic locations, perfectly positioned on a peninsula south of the Perth CBD. It is celebrated for its long stretch of riverside parkland, Sir James Mitchell Park, which serves as a popular spot for picnics, cycling, and photography. The suburb maintains a sophisticated yet laid-back character, featuring a mix of high-end apartments and leafy residential streets. Visitors can easily access the area via a short ferry ride from the city, arriving at the Mends Street Jetty which is surrounded by boutique cafes and leads directly toward the renowned Perth Zoo.
South Perth is one of Western Australia's most iconic locations, perfectly positioned on a peninsula south of the Perth CBD. It is celebrated for its long stretch of riverside parkland, Sir James Mitchell Park, which serves as a popular spot for picnics, cycling, and photography. The suburb maintains a sophisticated yet laid-back character, featuring a mix of high-end apartments and leafy residential streets. Visitors can easily access the area via a short ferry ride from the city, arriving at the Mends Street Jetty which is surrounded by boutique cafes and leads directly toward the renowned Perth Zoo.
Uninterrupted views of the Perth CBD skyline.
Expansive green spaces at Sir James Mitchell Park.
Convenient and scenic ferry access to Elizabeth Quay.
Home to the historic and popular Perth Zoo.
Parking near the foreshore can be very difficult during weekends and public holidays.
The area is a primary viewing spot for major events like the Australia Day fireworks, attracting large crowds.
The foreshore paths are shared between pedestrians and cyclists; stay alert while walking.
Take the ferry from Mends Street Jetty to Elizabeth Quay for a quick and beautiful commute to the city.
The foreshore offers the best vantage point in the city for sunset photos of the Perth skyline.
Iconic city skyline views and riverside recreation.
AUD $
$120-$180 p/day
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Plan to spend at least half a day at the Perth Zoo, which is conveniently located near the ferry terminal.
September-November, March-May
Perfect weather for walking the foreshore and visiting the zoo's outdoor exhibits.
Hot days are best finished with an evening stroll along the river to catch the sea breeze.
Mild and calm conditions are ideal for river activities and outdoor picnics.
Crisp, clear days are great for photography, though be prepared for occasional rain.