Summer sees a whole lot of new adventures launching in and around Perth.
From new tours to dining hotspots, here are some of the latest openings from Tourism Western Australia.
Segway Tours WA expands tour highlights
Segway Tours WA has launched a new 2.5 tour taking in the inner-city sights of Perth. Visitors will join an experienced tour guide to experience the highlights of Kings Park and Botanic Gardens, stop at the Blue Boatshed (above), cruise beside the Swan River and past the Old Swan Brewery and explore the Elizabeth Quay and Bell Tower precinct. The relaxed tour includes time for photos, plus an all-important coffee stop in Kings Park. Segway Tours WA runs small group tours, with Segway training, helmets and over-ear radios provided.
Bert's City Beach opens
The team behind Perth foodie hotspots The Rowing Pavilion and General Public Food Co has opened Bert's City Beach, a new dining venue offering a laidback experience with views of the Indian Ocean. Open from breakfast to dinner, its main menu is a mix of snack and share plates, larger solo meals, plus a selection of pizzas and tacos. Its name is a tribute to 'Bert's Shop', a former beach kiosk and surf hangout which served up ice creams and snacks to the surfing crowd during the 1950s and early 1960s. City Beach is one of Perth's 19 metropolitan beaches, located around 10 kilometres from the city centre.
Vibrant new walking tour
Fresh from the launch of the Canning Bridge Art Tours, Oh Hey WA has announced its latest tours, inviting visitors to explore Perth's inner-city suburb of Subiaco, with the support of See Subiaco. The special tour series commences October 17 and will run until May 2026, inviting visitors to discover more about its iconic high street, street art (above) and lively events. Highlights include the 'Walk to UnWined' tour, which leads visitors to the Unwined Subiaco food and wine festival; as well as the 'Murals, Music and Markets' tours, which conclude at the Subi Night Markets, and the 'Festive Sundowner' tours to be held across November and December. Founded in 2014, Oh Hey WA hosts walking tours which encourage visitors to discover the culture, stories and history of Perth.
Tigerfish cruises down the coast
Long-time Cottesloe favourite The Cottesloe Beach Hotel is set to open Tigerfish, which is touted as a 'spirited bar and dining destination'. The upscale modern establishment aims to deliver bold south-east Asian flavours and design. Its spaces will include a curved cocktail bar, light-filled dining room, cosy booths and tables for two overlooking the Indian Ocean. An open robata grill is the kitchen highlight. The menu features dishes designed to share and drinks include hand-crafted cocktails and an expansive wine list. It is Located opposite the iconic Cottesloe Beach, which is approximately 25 minutes' drive from Perth city.
Segway Tours WA expands tour highlights
Segway Tours WA has launched a new 2.5 tour taking in the inner-city sights of Perth. Visitors will join an experienced tour guide to experience the highlights of Kings Park and Botanic Gardens, stop at the Blue Boatshed (above), cruise beside the Swan River and past the Old Swan Brewery and explore the Elizabeth Quay and Bell Tower precinct. The relaxed tour includes time for photos, plus an all-important coffee stop in Kings Park. Segway Tours WA runs small group tours, with Segway training, helmets and over-ear radios provided.
Bert's City Beach opens
The team behind Perth foodie hotspots The Rowing Pavilion and General Public Food Co has opened Bert's City Beach, a new dining venue offering a laidback experience with views of the Indian Ocean. Open from breakfast to dinner, its main menu is a mix of snack and share plates, larger solo meals, plus a selection of pizzas and tacos. Its name is a tribute to 'Bert's Shop', a former beach kiosk and surf hangout which served up ice creams and snacks to the surfing crowd during the 1950s and early 1960s. City Beach is one of Perth's 19 metropolitan beaches, located around 10 kilometres from the city centre.
Vibrant new walking tour
Fresh from the launch of the Canning Bridge Art Tours, Oh Hey WA has announced its latest tours, inviting visitors to explore Perth's inner-city suburb of Subiaco, with the support of See Subiaco. The special tour series commences October 17 and will run until May 2026, inviting visitors to discover more about its iconic high street, street art (above) and lively events. Highlights include the 'Walk to UnWined' tour, which leads visitors to the Unwined Subiaco food and wine festival; as well as the 'Murals, Music and Markets' tours, which conclude at the Subi Night Markets, and the 'Festive Sundowner' tours to be held across November and December. Founded in 2014, Oh Hey WA hosts walking tours which encourage visitors to discover the culture, stories and history of Perth.
Tigerfish cruises down the coast
Long-time Cottesloe favourite The Cottesloe Beach Hotel is set to open Tigerfish, which is touted as a 'spirited bar and dining destination'. The upscale modern establishment aims to deliver bold south-east Asian flavours and design. Its spaces will include a curved cocktail bar, light-filled dining room, cosy booths and tables for two overlooking the Indian Ocean. An open robata grill is the kitchen highlight. The menu features dishes designed to share and drinks include hand-crafted cocktails and an expansive wine list. It is Located opposite the iconic Cottesloe Beach, which is approximately 25 minutes' drive from Perth city.
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