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Discover the ultimate guide to family-friendly attractions and activities in Perth! From world-class attractions like AQWA, Perth Zoo, and Rottnest Island to exciting indoor and outdoor adventures, including mini golf, laser tag, and trampoline centres. Explore Perth’s best tourist destinations with our comprehensive directory featuring amusement parks, museums, wildlife encounters, and recreational activities suitable for all ages.
Whether you’re seeking thrilling entertainment at Perth’s Outback Splash, educational experiences at the DFES Heritage Centre, or outdoor adventures at Whiteman Park, find the perfect family outing with detailed reviews and visitor information. Our curated list includes both popular attractions and hidden gems across Greater Perth, from the Swan Valley to Fremantle, ensuring memorable experiences for locals and tourists alike.
Plan your next family adventure with confidence using our expert recommendations, pricing details, and insider tips. With activities ranging from indoor play centres to outdoor nature experiences, there’s something for everyone in Perth’s vibrant entertainment scene.
Located in Fremantle’s historic Commissariat buildings, the WA Shipwrecks Museum is an internationally recognized institution showcasing Western Australia’s maritime heritage. The museum features fascinating exhibits on shipwrecks, early European encounters, maritime trade, and notable maritime events. Open daily from 9:30am to 5pm with free admission (donations welcomed), the museum offers regular guided tours and houses significant artifacts in one of WA’s oldest convict-built structures. Closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year’s Day and Good Friday, with special ANZAC Day hours (1pm-5pm). Perfect for history enthusiasts and families interested in maritime archaeology and conservation. Buggybuddys Review WA Shipwrecks Museum Read more…
Located on Victoria Quay in Fremantle, the WA Maritime Museum showcases Western Australia’s rich maritime history. Home to iconic vessels including the America’s Cup winning Australia II and HMAS Ovens submarine. Features multiple galleries exploring WA’s relationship with the ocean, from pearl luggers to leisure boats. Open daily 9:30am-5pm. Accessible facilities available, with café and museum shop on-site. Easy access via train, bus, car or ferry. Buggybuddys Review WA Maritime Museum, Fremantle Read more…
Parents and kids are buzzing with excitement at East Fremantle Community Park, East Fremantle’s newest community hub. This vibrant space can cater for the whole family thanks to the amazing diverse and accessible facilities available for people to use. It truly can be an all-day excursion if you have the time. Here’s what is there: A large kid’s playground just outside of Carnaby’s Cafe Lots of green space (next to the playground) so remember to bring the ball! Skate Zone. Don’t forget the scooter and skateboard! Half-court basketball. An oval for the community / WAFL club use. If you catch Read more…
With 83 stunning bays and beaches, Rottnest Island is Western Australia’s favourite island paradise, located just off the Perth coast. Get the family together and choose one of the many exciting and engaging touring options or hire a bike and cycle around the island at your own pace. Swim and snorkel in one of the picturesque Mediterranean style beaches (classed as some of the world’s best) and don’t forget to get a selfie with the ‘world’s happiest animal’ – the quokka. Buggybuddys Review SeaLink Rottnest Read more…
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Fremantle Prison offers compelling insights into Western Australia’s convict history through various guided tours. Located at 1 The Terrace, Fremantle, the prison operates daily tours from 10am to 5pm, including the Convict Prison Tour, Behind Bars Tour, True Crime Tour, spooky Torchlight Tours, and underground Tunnels Tours. This award-winning tourist attraction features a visitor centre, café, and gift shop. Multiple tour options cater to different interests and age groups, with school programs available. Bookings recommended. Buggybuddys Review Fremantle Prison Read more…
Glowing Rooms 3D Mini-Golf Escape the everyday as you navigate your way around hidden obstacles in the extraordinary settings of Glowing Rooms Australia! With more than 800sqm of indoor space and never exceeding more than 60 customers on-site at any one time, it is safe to say that Glowing Rooms is one of the safest places for your school holiday activities. All equipment is sanitised after every single use. Let your imagination guide you as you enter the fully airconditioned 3D world of glow in the dark mini-golf. Marvel at the special effects, which come to life when seen through Read more…
The Fremantle Tourist Wheel offers spectacular 360-degree views of Fremantle, the ocean, and Perth’s skyline from its prime location in Esplanade Park. Standing 40 meters high, the wheel features comfortable, air-conditioned gondolas that seat up to six people. Each 12-15 minute rotation provides perfect photo opportunities, especially stunning at sunset and after dark when the wheel illuminates with LED lights. Conveniently located in Fremantle’s tourist precinct, it’s an ideal attraction for families and visitors wanting a bird’s eye view of the historic port city. Buggybuddys Review The Tourist Wheel Fremantle Read more…
The Fremantle Roundhouse is Western Australia’s oldest public building, constructed in 1831. Located on Arthur Head in Fremantle, this historic landmark offers visitors fascinating insights into early colonial history. Originally built as a prison, the distinctive circular building features guided tours where families can learn about convict history, see the original cells, and enjoy spectacular views over Bathers Beach and the Indian Ocean. The daily 1pm cannon firing is a highlight for children. Open daily with volunteer guides providing informative tours, it’s an educational and engaging attraction that brings WA’s colonial past to life Buggybuddys Review The Round House, Fremantle Read more…
