Private Perth City and Surrounds Day Tour
Description
This private, full-day tour covers Perth's most popular destinations. The itinerary is customised to your group's interests and pace — ideal for families, first-time visitors, cruise ship passengers, or anyone extending their Perth stay. Stardust Chauffeurs is a family-owned Perth business. Garry, a local driver, personally leads most tours, so you deal directly with the people running the tour. Vehicles are matched to your group size: a Tesla Model Y for smaller groups, a Tesla Model X (a 7-seat SUV suited to families of 4–5), or a Mercedes Sprinter for larger groups. Pickup is available from your hotel or the Fremantle cruise terminal.
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Itinerary
Have your photo taken with koalas, wombats, kangaroos and many other native animals. Enjoy a live Farm Show including sheep mustering, shearing and cow milking. We arrive early in the morning to avoid the queues. Expect to spend 2-3 hours here strolling through the grounds.
Optional stop for chocolate tasting, gift purchases and lunch in the Cafe
Scenic drive along West Coast Highway, optional stops at spectacular beaches including Scarborough, Floreat, Cottesloe and Leighton Beach on the way to Fremantle.
Note: Markets are only open Friday-Sunday. Over 150 stalls are located in the Victorian-era Market Buildings: sample fresh produce, indigenous products and unique food offerings. Delve into the history of Fremantle and relax in the vibrant atmosphere while enjoying a fresh lunch. Optionally, visit attractions including WA Maritime Museum, Fremantle Prison or stop for lunch at Fremantle Harbour.
Scenic drive from Fremantle to South Perth, passing by landmarks such as the Sea Container “Rainbow”.
Stop at South Perth Esplanade, taking photos against the iconic Perth cityscape. A giant frilled lizard, numbat, emu and other animal sculptures are dotted around the Mends Street Jetty. Home to the replica paddle steamer Decoy, and a public ferry to the Perth CBD.
Optional stop at the photogenic Blue Boat House. The Crawley Edge Boathouse is reported to be the most photographed travel destination in Perth. Parking is limited and requires a short walk or crossing a busy main road.
Afternoon stop at Kings Park Botanic Gardens for a coffee and a stroll through the native gardens overlooking the CBD. Hours can be spent travelling through the curated trails displaying native plants from the varied regions of Western Australia. The Park offers plenty of selfie locations as the Swan River (Derbal Yerrigan) bends around the Park.
Highlights
What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
Pick up and drop off directly from your Perth accommodation or flight. Please add your accommodation or flight details (if known) when booking.
Traveller Ratings
Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Some attractions may not be wheel-chair or stroller accessible
- Some attractions may not be recommended for travellers with medical conditions
Reviews(1)
Garry picked us up at the cruise terminal in his gull wing Tesla. We first went to the Caversham wildlife park where we had close photos with wombats, golden colored and bush tailed possum, as well as Koalas. Saw a Tasmania decile and many others I had not heard off such as quokkas and echidnas . We then traveled to the Kings park with well manicured lawn, banksias, and saw a large baobab tree. Had a simple lunch at a chocolate factory as we were not into wine tastings.
