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Cityscape of Perth during day time from Kings Park, Western Australia

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Perth is a great base to explore some of Western Australia's attractions on your car hire. The city is blessed with some of the most stunning beaches in Australia, and good weather for most of the year. Take a wine tour of Margaret River, snorkel at Ningaloo Reef, take a river cruise from Fremantle or explore the gold fields in Kalgoorlie. You would never run out of things to do in Perth.

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When is the best time to go to Perth?

The sun shines most days of the year in Perth. In fact, it is said to be the sunniest state capital in Australia, which makes it a great holiday destination year round. However, it is advisable to check the forecast at WeatherZone. Visitors to Perth will always be able to find something to do. The city hosts frequent markets and arts events. The December holiday season is a busy time on the calendar, with a lot of activities on offer.

Driving Tips in Perth

To reach Perth from other Australian capital cities takes a lot of time. From Melbourne to Perth you would need over a day. It is more convenient to fly to Perth and pick up your hire car from there. If you do intend on driving, make sure you are fully stocked with essentials as the region is very vast. It is advisable to check the traffic situation to avoid any road incidents that could delay your journey. Western Australia is a large state, and you may find there are restrictions on where you can take your hire car. Be sure to read the terms and conditions.

Flying from Perth Airport?

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Book a rental car to fully enjoy the following activities

Perth is the capital and the largest city of Western Australia. The metropolitan area is located in the south-west of the continent - between the Indian Ocean and a low coastal escarpment known as the Darling Range. The central business district and suburbs are situated near the Swan River. The best way to visit Perth on your holidays is in your car hire. Check out the things you can do in Perth below.

Attractions | Accommodation | Activities

Attractions

The Bell Tower

Address: Barrack Square Riverside Dr, Perth WA 6000

The Bell Tower

Located on the edge of the stunning Swan River in Barrack Square, the award-winning Bell Tower is arguably one of the largest musical instruments in the world and home to 18th century bells from London's famous church, St Martin-in-the-Fields. They are the only set of royal bells known to have left England. These ancient bells were rung to signal the end of the Battle of Trafalgar, again at Lord Nelson's funeral, and to welcome back Captain Cook after charting Australia. There is a lot to do at the Bell Tower and it is worth taking your time to discover the secrets within. From the oldest bell in Australia 450+ years, to amazing bell and time-piece exhibitions, the chance to experience bell-ringing and watch the ancient art of change ringing, you will be captivated by the history hidden in the Tower. On the Observation Deck you can take in spectacular 360 degree views including the Darling Ranges, across the Swan River, up to Kings Park and into the City of Perth. Whilst there you can also record a FREE video postcard so you can share the moment with family and friends. A visit to the Bell Tower Perth, home of the Swan Bells is truly a unique experience.

Perth Cultural Centre

Address: Bordered by Roe Street, Beaufort Street, Francis Street and, William St, Northbridge WA 6003

Then, get your dose of Perth's fusion of cultures and artistic styles. With a unique blend of Edwardian architecture, modern constructions, and funky public art- Perth's modern skyscrapers, historic buildings and inner city parks combine to create a unique identity for this city. And fortunately, Perth's vibrant cultural venues are easily accessible within the city boundaries. The Perth Cultural Centre, featuring the State Library, Museum and Art Gallery is one of the most popular attractions for visitors from near and far.

Kings Park and Botanic Garden

Address: Perth WA 6005

This is in the top of everyone's list. King's Park and Botanic Garden is the most popular visitor destination in Western Australia. A garden which is visited by over 6 million people a year, this will certainly assure you that the garden is more than divine. The park area covers around 400.6 hectares and approximately 1.5 km from the Central Business District of Perth which is situated in the Swan River. The Park is made up of marvelously cultivated gardens and open recreational areas and nearly 2/3 of the Park is natural bush land which contains 319 species of native plants and around 80 species of birds. This beautiful garden offers an outstanding collection of Western Australia flora. It is a popular place for picnics, pleasant walks, cultural and ceremonial events.

The Perth Mint

Address: 310 Hay St, East Perth WA 6004

The Perth Mint is a walk to remember. Take the tour around the historic mint, watch a gold pour, check out the gold bar collection or visit the 2012 Guinness World record breaking gold coin. Weighing in at a jaw-dropping 1 tonne, this Australian Kangaroo Coin is valued at over $50 million, 99.99% pure gold and easily the greatest thing you may ever see. Drive your hire car out to see this beauty and you wont be disappointed.

Caversham Wildlife Park

Address: B/99 Lord St, Whiteman WA 6068

The Park is located 15km from the center of Perth, situated at the entrance of the Swan Valley. This Park is great for kids and adults. Caversham Wildlife Park is situated in Whiteman Park and houses one of the largest collections of native fauna in Western Australia. The Park is a place where animals are given the area to roam around freely which gives the visitors a chance to see them up close and to feed them themselves. There are plenty of picnic areas, barbecues and a restaurant available within the Park. Another activity that you can enjoy in the park is that you can watch the farm show which features sheep shearing demonstrations, working sheep dogs, billy swinging, bottle feeding the lambs, milking the cow and stockman on horseback. If we would sum it all up about Caversham Wildlife Park, you can describe it in three words as “Fantastic Family Place”.

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Accommodation

Seasons of Perth

Address: 37 Pier St. Perth WA 6000

Seasons of Perth

Seasons of Perth is situated in the heart of the city, and the hotel boasts some of the city's most spacious and economical standard rooms. The property is only a block away from Hay Street Shopping Mall and proximity to many of Perth's main attractions such as theatre, nightlife and restaurants. The beautiful Swan River and Barrack Street Jetty are also within easy walking distance from the Season of Perth. To complement the hotel, is the relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant and bar and a variety of function facilities catering for all your needs to hold your next meeting, conference or special event. Whether staying in Perth for the first time, or returning yet again for work or pleasure, Season of Perth is the perfect hotel for you.

Hyatt Regency Perth

Address: 99 Adelaide Terrace, Perth WA 6000

If you are looking for a well appointed hotel in Perth, then drive your car hire to Hyatt Regency, which is located on 99 Adelaide Terrace, just a block from Langley Park on Swan River and is a 9-minute walk from the Perth Mint and about 3.1 miles away from Botanic Garden as well as Kings Park. This sophisticated hotel provides an array of luxury hotel rooms and suites. It also offers five restaurants and bars, fitness facilities, outdoor pool, minibars, in-room spa services, a business center and 16 meetings rooms, with Wi-Fi access.

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Activities

White water rafting at Bell Rapids

Bell Rapids

Are you into white water rafting? Visiting the Bells Rapids will surely be fulfilling. The Bells Rapids is located in Brigadoon. The area has picnic and bush walking spots that will serve as a prime viewing area to see competitors in the annual Avon Descent White Race battle with the rapids. Access to the rapids is by passing through a gravel road which leads to a parking area. You can also explore the streams and waterfalls as you wander along the trails beside the Avon River. The water may be alluring but you must always remember that the area is not recommended for swimming.

Hiking at Syd's Rapids and Aboriginal Heritage Trail

The 5.2 kilometers Rapids and Heritage walk is located at the intersection of the Walyunga National Park and the Swan River which is 40 kilometers north-east of the city. The park lies in the Darling Range and the Swan River runs through the center of the park, forming a string of placid pools along the valley floor during summer and a raging torrent with long series of rapids during winter. The latter provides Australia's best white water canoeing courses and is part of the annual Avon Decent White Race. This area is not just about white water rafting, it also provides interpretation on the indigenous history and plants and animals. The 1.2 kilometer Aboriginal Heritage Trail meanders along the river bank, between Walyunga Pool and Boogarup Pool, and allows people to learn about Aboriginal myths and legends. You can also see the park's plants and animals through the eyes of the original inhabitants. During spring and winter, be ready to see the jaw-dropping beauty of wildflowers.

Biking at Windan Bridge Loop

If you're into bikes, then the Windan Bridge Loop in East Perth is waiting for you. Windan Bridge Loop is a 3 kilometer bike trail that will surely make your day. It is also just one of the 12 riding routes around the Swan River. Bikes can be hired near Causeway. Here's a tip: Most bike paths are dual use. So please ring your bell and be considerate of walkers.

The trail is located on the banks of the Swan River. It will take riders past Herrison Island, Burswood golf course, East Perth and its galleries, public art and cafes, and the eastern side of the central district.

Scenic drive along the Sunset Coast

After a day full of activities, relax and drive at Ride the Sunset Coast. Being located on the west coast, the area is privileged to have fantastic beaches, beautiful sunsets over the Indian Ocean, and a cycle way that stretches for many kilometers along the coast. The Ride the Sunset Coast pathway extends from the southern suburb of Munster to Burns Beach. The 14 kilometer trip contains highlights such as the Hillary's Marina, the Marmion Marine Park and the coastal vegetation. Fishing areas, swimming beaches, lookouts, toilets, pubs, kiosks and stores, can all be seen along the road. Trail markers along the route provide distances to the next section.

Hiking and trekking at Bibbulmun Track

Bibbulmun Track is a walking experience that will take literally days to enjoy. Being 965 kms long between Kalamunda and Albany, there are shelters along the way and tent sites so you can add your name to lists of people that have completed the hike. Taking you through forest landscapes to coastal views, it is a very popular way to see the region and walkers/hikers visit the track all year round.

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Book At	Miles/km
Belmont	4/7
Osborne Park	5/7
Redcliffe	5/8
Balcatta	6/9
Bassendean	6/10
Welshpool	6/10
Perth Airport	6/10
Perth Airport Terminal 3 & 4	6/10
Fremantle	9/14
*Distance is calculated aerial. Actual will be different.