Best Beach in Fremantle

"One look at the snow-white sand, glittering turquoise water, lush green lawns and towering Norfolk pine trees and you’ll learn exactly why Cottesloe is Perth’s most popular beach. The main strip of sand is great for swimming or grabbing a coffee in the iconic Indiana teahouse. North Cottesloe is heaven for snorkelers and South Cottesloe is a surfer’s paradise."

"Perth's safest swimming beach, Cottesloe has cafes, pubs, pine trees and fantastic sunsets. From Cottesloe train station (on the Fremantle line) it's 1km to the beach; there's a free shuttle that runs between the... Historic Building in Fremantle"

"Feel the sun on your skin, the wind in your hair and the sand in between your toes on the stunning white sands of Bathers Beach. Freo’s very own Bathers Beach House brings you a restaurant and bar where you can enjoy a drink or two and a seafood meal along every Aussie’s favourite location, the beach. Supporting the local WA breweries, alongside great Aussie breweries and selected international brands, you can sip on beer, cider, wine or one of their fancy spirited cocktails that will satisfy all beach bums."

"Many people come to Fremantle to enjoy one of the many beaches. You can spend even more time at the beach when you book a reservation at the Bathers Beach House. This storied venue is the first beachfront restaurant and bar to receive its liquor license in Australia."

"Dine on fish and chips at Kailis' Fish Market Café or watch the sunset over dinner at the Bathers Beach House. Catch a train and you will return to Perth in 25 minutes."

"Since being redeveloped a couple of years ago the Scarborough Beach foreshore precinct has become an absolute hot spot for locals and visitors alike. And it’s jam packed with fun and free activities to keep the tiny ones going all day. Of course there’s the beach (and with a bit of swell some great surfing), but you’ve also got the huge skate bowl, quarter basketball court, mini rock climbing wall, a huge kids Whale Playground and the grassy knoll perfect for watching all the action go down."

"Surf, Swim, and Dance at Scarborough Beach A personal favorite, Scarborough Beach has everything you could ask for a beach-day-out. A huge white sand beach with gorgeous waters is partially what makes this location one of Perth’s favorites. Cafes, bars, and restaurants line the beach road, but there are also great spots for a BBQ."

"This is another great beach location that is popular for tourists and surfers. This location has variety of great photographic opportunities. However, there are some construction projects that may minimize access to some great locations – but a creative photographer can do something about it."

"This small but pretty beach is situated in one of the most historical areas of Western Australia, and is close to heritage landmarks and local attractions, such as the famous Round House and the Maritime Museum. Although it's surrounded by suburban Fremantle, it's a nice little spot to come to for a picnic and/or swim. Access to the beach is via an old whalers' tunnel, a feature that children will absolutely love."

"Bathers Beach is a popular city beach just a short stroll from Be Fremantle and close to all the action of the town and fishing boat harbour. Ideally situated the beach also has serviced beach lounges on offer from Bather’s Beach house for those wanting to indulge. The beach extends 300 meters, offering different experiences from its northern or southern ends."

"The beaches of the region are gorgeous- although it’s not really thought of as a beach destination, Bathers Beach, South Beach, and Port Beach are some of the best for a swim. On a clear day, you can see all the way to Rottnest Island."

"Leighton Beach is adjacent to Port Beach and shares many of the same beach characteristics. While swimming and snorkelling are favourite activities here, the waves aren’t as defined as along Port Beach. The northern section of the beach is considered Leighton Dog Beach, with a specified dog exercise area."

"If you were to head a little further north from Cottelsoe, you’d soon end up at Swanbourne Beach – a short drive from Be Fremantle again. It’s a unique beach compared to many of the other nearby beaches for a couple of reasons. The first is the location."

"Location:Rockingham Beach Road, RockinghamFacilities available: Toilets, changing facilities, cafes, playgrounds, BBQ pits, picnic tables, pram-accessible. Situated on the sheltered waters of Cockburn Sound, and with the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park located just 500 metres offshore, Rockingham Beach is truly a haven for beach lovers. The calm and protected waters of Rockingham Beach run along the fantastic Rockingham Foreshore, which makes it a great beach destination for young families."

"Trigg Beach was named after a colony settler back in the 1800s. While the naming origins aren’t as significant to visitors anymore, it’s developed into a major attraction for surfers. Trigg Beach is known as a surfer’s beach with surf-able conditions year-round."

"The Perth Cultural Centre is an area full of gardens and galleries in central Perth. Home to a number of cultural institutions like Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA), the multi-level Art Gallery of Western Australia, and the Western Australia Museum. The Art Gallery of Western Australia is free to browse but donations are accepted."

"Once you’re fed, stroll up to the Perth Cultural Centre. The Western Australia Museum is not open until 2020 as they’re doing some major refurbishments, but the art gallery is free to enter and look around. The Cultural Centre is also a nice place to sit and watch the world go by!"

"Founded in 1895, this excellent gallery houses the state's pre-eminent art collection. It contains important post-WWII works by Australian luminaries such as Arthur Boyd, Albert Tucker, Grace Cossington Smith, Russell Drysdale, Arthur Streeton and Sidney Nolan. The Indigenous-art galleries are also very well regarded: work ranges from canvases to bark paintings and sculpture, and artists include Rover Thomas, Angilya Mitchell, Christopher Pease and Phyllis Thomas. Check the website for info on free tours running most days at 11am and 1pm."

"Founded in 1895, this excellent gallery houses the state's preeminent art collection as well as regular international exhibitions that, increasingly, have a modern, approachable bent. The permanent collection is... Beach in Scarborough to Cottesloe"

"Through their collections, programs, and stimulating exhibitions the Art Gallery of WA offers visitors unique and exciting encounters with the art of Western Australia, Australian Indigenous art and the art of the world."

"The Manna Wholefoods and Café has been Fremantle’s original whole foods store and café since 1988. Committed to reducing our footprints on the planet, this café uses non-polluting, recyclable, compostable packaging in all that they do!. Choose from a variety of freshly baked breakfast goods, freshly made salads, lunch dishes and take home dinners!"

"Since 1990, Mother Indian in Fremantle has been famed as not only a local favourite, but also as one of Perth’s best Indian restaurants. Serving guests a variety of gluten-free mains; apart from proudly using only locally sourced ingredients to spice up their meals, Mother India is also renowned for their affordable menu for their guests. For your visit tuck into the Mother India Banquet ($40pp) where you and your table will be treated to three entrees, three main meals and a range of sides including garlic naan and pulao rice."