9 Visitor Centers in Greater Perth That You Shouldn't Miss

Rottnest Island Visitor Centre is located in Thomson Bay near the main jetty. Ask the helpful and friendly staff for maps and information about attractions, tours, bus services, bike hire and mooring rentals. If you are staying in Rottnest Island Authority accommodation you can check in at the Visitor Centre from 2pm daily. Please phone for opening hours and other helpful information.

Make a pitstop at the award-winning Swan Valley Visitor Centre and our friendly staff will help you get the most out of your Swan Valley sojourn. We’ve been voted the best Visitor Centre in the state at the 2017 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards AND we scooped gold as the best Visitor Centre in Australia at the prestigious QANTAS Australian Tourism Awards. We'd like to think these plaudits have a lot to do with our wide knowledge and helpful hints. We know the Swan Valley inside and out and back to front, and can tell you all the hidden nooks and crannies, the award winners, the family friendly, the romantic spots, the natural wonders and the many interactive experiences on offer. We’re here to answer any questions, allay any concerns and assist you with advice, maps and brochures. And we're open Monday to Sunday all year round, from 9am to 4pm (closed Christmas Day).

Perth Hills Mundaring Visitor Centre is located in The Old School in the heart of Mundaring, 40 minutes east of Perth, and a great place to start exploring the Perth Hills. Friendly staff will be on hand to provide you with a wealth of knowledge on the area including accommodation options, suggestions for things to see and do, including walk and cycle trails and events.

Whether you need general information, assistance with an itinerary or need to make a booking for your travel in WA, we are here to help. We have altered our staffing arrangements and procedures to ensure our safety and your safety when visiting the centre. These include regular and thorough cleaning, social distancing measures, protective screens and more. Please maintain physical distancing while visiting us in the centre. We look forward to assisting you. Our Current Opening Hours are: 9am - 4pm Monday - Friday 9:30am - 2:30pm Saturday and Sunday

Fremantle is the most eclectic and spirited seaside destination in the world. Right where the Swan River meets the Indian Ocean, Fremantle or Freo, as the locals call it, is a 30 minute train ride from Perth, WA’s capital city and the main departure point to Rottnest Island, home of the famous Quokka. Fremantle is Perth’s Old town. It’s a maritime city with spirit and soul, full of vibrancy, colour and culture. Chart a course through a coalescence of festivals, museums, UNESCO World Heritage, hundred year old markets and a soundtrack of sails and rigging in the sea breeze. Experience an otherworldly collision of musical and creative culture, and world class food and wine. Meet local characters who will lead you on adventures through historic streets, hidden laneways, and salty ports on your way to Rottnest Island. We are the official visitor information centre for Fremantle. Our team are local experts and can provide free advice on things to do in Fremantle.

The Rockingham Visitor Centre is your one-stop-shop for information, provided by local experts. Stock up on maps, get some ideas on the best things to see and do or book a tour or accommodation. Whether it's a visit to the penguin viewing facility at Penguin Island, a dive off one of the many neighbouring islands, sailing a yacht within the protected bays, fishing or just enjoying the vast stretches of white sandy beaches, the team has all the information and local knowledge to help you explore Rockingham. OPENING TIMES Monday to Friday | 9am to 5pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays | 10am to 2pm. Please note our office will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Good Friday.

Located in a romantic rural escape set in idyllic native bush, just 30 minutes from the city of Perth. Call in to the Perth Hills Armadale Visitor Centre; the one stop shop for all travellers. No enquiry is too big or small, our local travel experts provide information and advice to ensure visitors have the best travel experience possible. We offer a free booking service for accommodation and attractions, both in the local area and the wider Western Australian region. Onsite is the Bert Tyler Vintage Machinery Museum, step back in time and discover a rare collection of twentieth century engines. You can also visit our outpost Telegraph Centre and Communication Museum while you are here!

The Zig Zag Cultural Centre is a community facility comprised of the Perth Hills Visitor Centre, the Zig Zag Gallery, the Zig Zag Seminar Room and Mason & Bird Cafe. It is the entry point for the Kalamunda History Village. The ZZCC is owned and run by the City of Kalamunda. •Information on where to go, what to do, and where to stay in the Perth Hills, including local maps, bushwalking guides, self-drive tours, and a comprehensive range of brochures on local attractions, experiences and accommodation. •A gift shop offering a diverse selection of quality souvenirs and locally-made merchandise including pottery, woodwork, bags, books and cards.

The friendly staff at the Perth Hills Visitor Centre will provide you with a range of information on local attractions to help you enjoy your visit to the Perth Hills, a premier tourism destination within Western Australia. THE PERTH HILLS offers a glorious mix of natural bushland, wildflowers, creeks and waterfalls, vineyards, fabulous views, art galleries, restaurants & cafes and more. Explore our website to start planning your next trip!