Experience Perth Guides Attractions Events in Western Australia

Located just 30 minutes south east from the city of Perth, nestled amongst scenic parks, undulating hills and picturesque valleys, is the Armadale Visitor Centre.

You will find the Armadale Visitor Centre with its experienced professional staff, located in the heart of the city just off Armadale Road, where the highways meet at the junction of Albany Highway, South West Highway and Armadale Road.

The centre provides a fantastic range of services including an efficient booking service for accommodation, tours, cruises, restaurants and a large range of state-wide brochures, along with expert advice for all your Western Australian holiday plans.

The charming gift shop offers a great selection of books and local craft, souvenirs, gifts and produce.

The Armadale Visitor Centre is open 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday and 11am to 4pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays and is closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day and Good Friday.

The Beverley Information Centre is run by the Beverley Community Development Association and is a volunteer operated tourist information service. The centre is located at the Beverley Aeronautical Museum in Vincent Street, Beverley.

The centre is open 9am to 4pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 12:30pm Saturday and 9am to 4pm Sunday and provides friendly information on attractions, events, accommodation, services and community contacts in Beverley.

The Boddington Tourist Information Centre is the first place you should visit on your adventures in Boddington and surrounding areas.

The staff will be more than happy to help you discover the local attractions and events.

The centre is located in the Boddington Old School Complex and is open seven days a week including most public holidays.

Casey Australia Tours offers a range of cabin, motel and outback camping safaris throughout Australia from one day tours to twenty day extended tours.

Casey Australia Tours provide high quality, eco-friendly coach tours where you travel in the safety and comfort of luxury five star 48 seater air-conditioned coaches with a friendly group of like-minded travellers. All tours are run by friendly and informative staff, who are there to make sure you are happy and contented with every aspect of Casey's service.

Most meals are included as well as many side excursions such as boat cruises and entries to national parks.

Casey Australia Tours run three different styles of accommodation. Motels Tours are three stars or better with three course evening meals and cooked breakfasts provided at the motels. On Cabins Tours cabins are mostly used or alternatively an older style hotel or motel. Camping at Caravan Park - with most parks being of a very good standard and provide laundry facilities. Alternatively, when not in a Caravan Park, some camping will be in the Australian bush.

For value, experience and enjoyment choose Casey Australia Tours.

The Chittering Visitor Centre is situated on the Great Northern Highway in Bindoon. They have information on wine and sculpture trails, accommodation, attractions, gifts, local produce and souvenirs.

Just one hour from Perth, the Chittering Valley has a magnificent wine and sculpture trail. Enjoy the display of wildflowers, and the many walk trails. Relax and enjoy one of the friendly places to stay.

Explore Australia in a fully equipped two or three berth campervan or a two, four, five or six berth motorhome from Dolphin Campervan Hire. Whether you are travelling on your own or with a family of six, Dolphin Campervan Hire will have a vehicle to suit your requirements.

All vehicles come fully equipped with all bedding linen, cooking and eating utensils, outdoor furniture and much more. Selected vehicles also come fitted with shower, toilet, gas hot water, television, DVD, large pull out awning and lots more.

Depots are located in Perth, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Cairns and Adelaide with ‘one way rentals’ between any of these depots available.

The Dwellingup History and Visitor Centre is located one hour south of Perth in the town of Dwellingup which is nestled in the jarrah forests of the Darling Escarpment.

Dwellingup is a popular camping destination and the area offers many different adventure attractions as well as a peaceful and tranquil environment. Canoe a section of the Murray River or take a steam train ride through beautiful hills and scenery.

At the Dwellingup History and Visitor Centre their professional and friendly staff can assist you to make the most of your trip to Dwellingup. They are happy to assist with all your accommodation needs and offer advice on the many attractions and activities available.

The Dwellingup History and Visitor Centre is open 9am to 3pm Monday to Friday and 10am to 3pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays.

The Fremantle Visitor Centre is centrally located in the historic Fremantle Town Hall, across the road from the famous Fremantle Mall.

Fremantle is easily accessed from Perth by train, bus or ferry and once here you can walk or catch the free CAT bus to all of the attractions our historic town has to offer.

The friendly Fremantle Visitor Centre staff will be happy to provide information and brochures on the local area, surrounding suburbs as well as the whole of Western Australia. Their staff can offer assistance in French, German, Italian, Spanish, Indonesian and Chinese.

Their services include free accommodation and tour bookings, general information as well as car hire.

Fremantle is the major departure point for Rottnest Island as well as domestic and international cruises.

The Fremantle Visitor Centre is open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday, 10am to 3pm Saturday and 11:30am to 2:30pm Sunday.

The Guilderton Visitor Centre provides a diverse range of information and assistance to visitors travelling throughout the Guilderton and Gingin region.

The Guilderton Visitor Centre’s friendly staff are local residents with extensive knowledge about the tourism products and services available in the area and are more than happy to assist with your travel plans.

Discover the heart of the sun, fun, sea and sand in Lancelin at the Lancelin Tourist Centre, 127 kilometres north of Perth. Tranquillity and an escape from city living. Home of windsurfing and the great rock lobster. Interesting wineries are within a half hour drive.

Walk along the Silver Coast or drive on the many wrecks along the dive trail, just call in at the Lancelin Tourist Centre, 102 Gingin Road Lancelin, for assistance with your preferred activity. Stay and watch the magnificent sunset or if you feel the need to just relax and chill out longer then they can also assist you with accommodation. They can offer one or two bedroom apartments, two to four bedroom homes and some pet friendly ones as well and all fully self-catering.

When visiting the vibrant city of Mandurah, just an hours drive south of Perth, be sure to stop in at the Mandurah Visitor Centre.

With so much to see and do you might fancy a cruise on the quiet waterways, fish, relax at a waterfront restaurant or visit some of the heritage sights in the historic Peel region.

At the Mandurah Visitor Centre they have all the latest information to make your time in Mandurah memorable. They can book any tours, attractions or accommodation you may need. They can also book cruises on the Swan River, day tours and ferries to Rottnest Island.

Whatever your enquiry, their friendly staff have extensive knowledge and are ready to help.

The Mandurah Visitor Centre is open every day 9am to 5pm, except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and Good Friday when they are closed.

The Mundaring Visitor Centre is located in the old school house right in the heart of town and is the ideal first port of call to seek information on local attractions, activities and accommodation.

The centre also houses the local museum, so it is well worth a visit to learn more about the history of the area, as well as a retail section stocked with a selection of souvenirs, local produce, walk or cycle trail guides, maps and general information.

Their staff are local residents with extensive knowledge about the products and services available in the area and are more than happy to assist you.

The Mundaring Visitor Centre is open 9:30am to 4pm Monday to Saturday and 10:30am to 2:30pm Sunday. The centre is closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day and Good Friday.

The New Norcia Visitor Information Centre is located on the ground floor of the Museum and Art Gallery. It is open daily from 9am to 4:30pm (closed Christmas Day). Start your visit of New Norcia here. The centre’s helpful guides will welcome you and provide you with a map of New Norcia.

Tickets for the Town Tour and the New Norcia Museum and Art Gallery can be purchased at the New Norcia Visitor Information Centre.

Please Note: The New Norcia Visitor Information Centre is not an Accredited Tourist Information Centre however they do have a range of brochures on the local area and will do their best to suggest alternative local accommodation options if these are none available at New Norcia.

The Northam Visitor Centre is located in the Experience Perth Region.

As an accredited Visitor Centre they offer a one stop shop of information provided by local experts. Stock up on maps, get some ideas on the best things to see and do or book your tours or accommodation.

The Northam Visitor Centre is open seven days a week, 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 4pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day and Good Friday).

The heritage town of Pinjarra is the centre of the Peel Region, where the Murray River peacefully flows under the suspension bridge and that is where you will find the friendly staff and volunteers of the Pinjarra Visitor Centre.

The Pinjarra Visitor Centre is located in a new setting at the Heritage Train Station in Fimmel Lane, within easy access to the Hotham Valley Tourist Railway.

You can purchase souvenirs, refreshments, local produce and craft and the staff can assist you with local and regional information to help plan your trips.

Train enthusiasts will find a collection of relevant books, including the one produced by the Visitor Centre called ‘Rails to Pinjarra’.

Why not plan your trip around our annual three day Pinjarra Festival in June.

The Pinjarra Visitor Centre is open 9:30am to 4pm Monday to Saturday and 10am to 3pm Sunday and Pubic Holidays.

The Rockingham Visitor Centre can provide all your booking and information requirements.

Whether it’s a visit to the penguin view facility, 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, they have all the information and local knowledge to help you explore Rockingham.

Conveniently located, with ample parking, the Rockingham Visitor Centre is your obvious first point of call to gather important information and local knowledge.

The Rockingham Visitor Centre is open 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday and 9am to 4pm Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays.

The Rottnest Island Visitor Centre is located at the end of the jetty and is the first building seen when you arrive at picturesque Rottnest Island.

The Visitor Centre is the check-in point for Rottnest Island cottages, villas, units, bungalows, cabins, camping and Kingstown Barracks, Youth Hostel and Governors Circle. The Rottnest Island Visitor Centre also allows convenient access for boat owners to pay daily or annual admission fees or to book and pay for rental moorings and jetty pens.

They provide a one stop shop offering all the information you need to spend an inspired and enjoyable time on Rottnest Island. A range of maps and brochures detailing the island’s environment, history, services, tours, and attractions are available, while helpful staff can take bookings for bus, train and walking tours on the island.

The Rottnest Island Visitor Centre is open 8am to 5pm every day.

The Serpentine/Jarrahdale Tourist Centre provides a diverse range of information and assistance to visitors travelling throughout the Serpentine/Jarrahdale area.

The Serpentine/Jarrahdale Tourist Centre’s friendly staff are local residents with extensive knowledge about the tourism products and services available in the area and are more than happy to assist with your travel plans.

The Swan Valley Visitor Centre is located in the Guildford Courthouse c1866 in Guildford, just a few minutes from the Swan Valley.

The Visitor Centre is co-located with a professional interpretive exhibition 'Guildford as a Gateway to a Diverse Region - the Swan Valley'. The exhibition showcases the significant heritage of Guildford and the Swan Valley with its links to the settlement of Western Australia in 1829, multiculturalism of the region, development of the table and wine grape industries and the local people who have contributed to the development of the Swan Valley.

The Swan Valley Visitor Centre is your one stop shop for everything in and around the Swan Valley and Guildford. They can provide you with the latest and most up to date information, make bookings, provide information and maps and offer a large range of local produce and souvenirs.

The Swan Valley Visitor Centre is open 9am to 4pm daily.

The main function of the Toodyay Visitor Centre is to pass on information regarding local businesses, events, and any information pertaining to Toodyay and also to book tours and accommodation. Open seven days a week 9am to 4pm, the visitor centre is located behind the Connor’s Mill on Piesse Street.

Learning about Toodyay is easy at the visitor centre as they stock a huge range of brochures covering not only Toodyay – but the Avon Valley and Wheatbelt. Their local staff have many combined years of experience in Toodyay and are always passionate about passing on their knowledge.

The centre is famous for providing local products as well as maps, souvenirs, information on local flora and fauna, picture books, history books, guides and information brochures.

The Victoria Plains Tourist Information Centre provides a diverse range of information and assistance to visitors travelling throughout the Victoria Plains region.

The Victoria Plains Tourist Information Centre’s friendly staff are local residents with extensive knowledge about the tourism products and services available in the area and are more than happy to assist.

The Waroona Visitor Centre is situated on South Western Highway, Waroona and is adjacent to the Heritage Bush Pole ‘forest’ and opposite the Caltex Service Station.

Not only will you find local, regional and state information but you can browse the gallery’s extensive range of local arts, handcrafts, produce and souvenirs.

The centre is open daily 9:30am to 3:30pm and closed Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.

The Western Australian Visitor Centre is located in the heart of the city centre.

As an accredited Visitor Centre they offer a one stop shop of information about Western Australia, provided by friendly, local experts.

They can investigate your travel options, stock up on maps or guide books, give ideas on what to see and do or book your tours and accommodation.

They recently opened an information lounge as an area for you to browse information and plan your trip.

The Western Australian Visitor Centre opening times vary with the season. August to April they are open 8:30am to 6pm Monday to Thursday, 8:30am to 7pm Friday, 9:30am to 4:30pm Saturday and 11am to 4:30pm Sunday. May to July they are open 8:30am to 5:30pm Monday to Thursday, 8:30am to 6pm Friday, 9:30am to 4:30pm Saturday and 11am to 4:30pm Sunday.

The York Visitor Centre is located in the Experience Perth Region.

As an accredited Visitor Centre they offer a one stop shop of information provided by local experts. Stock up on maps, get some ideas on the best things to see and do or book your tours or accommodation.

The York Visitor Centre is open 9am to 5pm daily.