There are 154 natural attractions in Greater Perth
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Rottnest Island, also known as "Rotto," is a beloved destination off the coast of Western Australia.
Just off Marmion Avenue, Star Swamp Reserve is home to many birds and native plants. Monthly guided walks are provided by the volunteers of the reserve.
Tomato Lake Kewdale is a scenic recreational area located in Kewdale, Western Australia.
Situated in the Perth hills with a north-south valley aspect, Araluen Botanic Park is home to many species of Australian and international flora.
Lancelin's Back Beach is a popular destination in Western Australia for water sports enthusiasts.
Take a walk in a wetland and discover all kinds of waterbirds.
Bathers Beach, located south of Arthur Head at the entrance to Fremantle Harbour in Western Australia, has a rich history dating back to the settlement of Fremantle.
Bells Rapids in Brigadoon, located near Perth, is a popular tourist spot known for its natural beauty and annual Avon Descent White Water Race.
Small, Dog-friendly beach in Trigg
Just a short cycle away from Kingstown Barracks, Bickley Bay is a white sandy bay with excellent swimming conditions.
Bicton Baths is a significant place for community enjoyment and connections through sport, leisure activities and annual concerts.
Black Swan Habitat is an artificial island on the Swan River that provides a safe nesting area for waterbirds.
Boomerang Gorge is a collapsed cave area that can be explored through the Dwerta Mia Walk, a500mloop walk through the Gorge. There are barbecue facilities at Gloucester Lodge across the road.For more informationvisit TrailsWA.
Enjoy a picnic under the flooded gums which surround the tranquil waters of Boongarup Pool.
Boulder Rock, located in Midgegooroo National Park in Lesley, WA, is a spectacular large granite rock formation that attracts visitors for its natural beauty and recreational opportunities.
Boyinaboat is just 75 metres from the sea wall of Hillarys Boat Harbour, and its accessibility and beauty has made it one of the most popular dive sites in Perth.
Located just to the south of Perth's famous Scarborough Beach, Brighton Beach is a local secret that not many tourists know about.
Burley Park``Commanding views from this natural setting make a great stop on a day trip.
A family favourite, Burns Beach is a sheltered swimming spot that sits within the wildlife-rich waters of Marmion Marine Park.
Located just 3km from the City Centre, Burswood Park offers visitors a range of facilities to enjoy passive or active leisure.
Cape Peron has rugged limestone cliffs with sandy beaches and offshore reefs, while its northern shore is more sheltered. It is popular for sightseeing, fishing, walking, diving, swimming and picnicking.
The western-most point of Rottnest Island, dolphins are frequently to be seen passing by Cape Vlamingh.
Carnac Island is a picturesque island situated off the coast of Perth between the larger Rottnest and Garden Islands. It is visited by Australian sea-lions and flocks of various sea birds but is also inhabited by a population of deadly tiger snakes.
Carnac Island, also known as Ngooloormayup in Noongar language, is a 19-hectare (47-acre) nature reserve in Western Australia. The island has a rich history, including serving as a whaling station in the early 19th century and a prison for indigenous Australians in 1838. Its first mention was in 1803 when French explorer Louis de Freycinet named it Île Pelée (Bald Island).
Experience the Wildlife!
Come to Caversham Wildlife Park and you can come face to face with most of Australia's native animals and meet your favourite farm animals as well.
Challenger Beach is a small bay located in Kwinana, Western Australia.
Claise Brook is a former stream in Perth, Western Australia, located in the suburb of East Perth.
Claisebrook Cove East Perth is an inner-city park located in the Claisebrook Cove Village.
Coogee Beach is a great spot for a swim or snorkel supplemented with the relaxed parklands and BBQ area for the ultimate family adventure