PERTH TOURIST PLACES THAT ARE WORTH VISITING✨🫵🏻
Hey everyone! It’s been a while but i’m back with another #TravelGuide!
I came back from Perth awhile ago and would like to share my thoughts on some of the places there. Like every other countries, there are always tourist places/attractions, but are they all a #mustgo? Well, today, i compiled a few places in Perth that i feel are definitely worth the visit ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Located about a 2hr drive away from the city centre, lies a national park surrounded by natural limestone structures of many size and shapes. The whole area is SOOOO big and and you can literally drive your car inside the desert! It’s super unique bc of the yellow sand and stones - i felt like i was in the cartoon spongebob squarepants HAHAHA bc it looks like the seabed. There’s also a stargazing tour where you can just sit and watch the stars with unobstructed view 🥺🥺 We didn’t opt for that but it looks really nice in pictures!
💸 ENTRANCE FEE : $15 per vehicle
⏱️ OPENING HOURS : 9.30am-4.30pm daily
Think of it like SG Pulau Ubin, but much bigger and much better views. You have to take a ferry there and takes about 30min-1hr depending on where you board from. There’s many activities to do there; water sports, snorkelling, paragliding, cycling, hiking etc There’s even a mini golf area for kids! & not to mention movies on the island! PSA they are actually up to date :o Lastly, the main star of the island, THE QUOKKASSSS. They are so darn cute omfg and they are all freely roaming around the island. There are cafes and restaurants there too so don’t have to worry about being hungry!!
🖊️TIP: Purchase and book the ferry tickets online first (you can book through Klook)
💸 FEE : estimated $95 and above/pax
Something like The Pinnacles Desert but with whiter sand HAHAHA. There’s much more activities to do here and you can see everyone just playing with the sand. It’s located about 1-1.5hr drive from city centre. 🖊️TIP: Recommended to visit both of the places tgt as they are located along the same stretch!
I tried sand boarding and quad bike for the first time and both were so fun!! It’s really something you can’t experience in SG as you will never see such a big land with just the sand and sky HAHAH
💸 ENTRANCE FEE : FREE TO ENTER
⏱️ OPENING HOURS : 10am-5pm daily
Unlike the others, this is located right at city centre! It’s kinda like Botanic Gardens but the area is much bigger and the views on the top are 💋🤌🏻 Here, you can see many people having picnic, bringing their kids or dogs to walk and play around. It’s a really chill and vibey place to be at ESPECIALLY AT SUNSET bc the view overlooking the city is just immaculate. 🖊️TIP: There are many entrances to the park but go to the MAIN one with the tribute structure as the views there are THE BEST.
💸 ENTRANCE FEE : FREE TO ENTER
⏱️ OPENING HOURS : 24/7 daily
Well there you go!! I visited other tourist places too in Perth like the blue boat house and yanchep national parks but these 4 are the ones that i personally feel are more worth to go. Save them for future reference if you’re heading to Perth!🇦🇺#TravelGuide
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If you're planning a trip to Perth, I highly recommend considering the time you spend at each place for a fuller experience. For example, The Pinnacles Desert offers a surreal landscape that feels like another world, especially if you go for the stargazing tour at night—it’s magical to sit under the clear sky surrounded by limestone formations. Book in advance for a hassle-free visit. Rottnest Island is a highlight not just for its eight-legged friends, the quokkas, but also for the variety of activities available. Renting a bike to explore the island trails is both fun and invigorating, plus the scenic views are picture perfect. If you enjoy water activities, snorkeling here is refreshing, and catching a recent movie screening adds a unique charm. Lancelin Sand Dunes can be genuinely thrilling if you like adventure sports. I highly suggest going for sandboarding and trying the quad bike rides, which is a first-time experience many won’t forget! This spot is also great for families and groups wanting to enjoy the vast open sandy expanse. Kings Park is ideal for those who love cityscape views combined with nature. It’s perfect for picnics, jogging, or simply relaxing. The main entrance has the best perspective of Perth’s skyline; sunset there is especially breathtaking when the city lights begin to twinkle. Lastly, while there are many other great spots like the Blue Boat House or Yanchep National Park, focusing on these four will ensure you capture a diverse range of Perth’s natural beauty and leisure experiences. Make sure to check opening hours and entry fees, and consider transportation options, especially for the more remote sites. Enjoy your Perth adventure!









How much were the quad bikes?