Start this adventure by discovering Perth and its surroundings

You could say that Perth and its surrounds come pretty close to be one of the few places in the world that can claim to have everything. From breathtaking beaches and captivating wildflower trails to an expansive family of flora and fauna within its borders, Western Australia paints itself with every color in the rainbow.

The best part? It takes just over 4 hours to get to Perth from Singapore - a perfect opportunity for a quick fix of wanderlust. Fancy discovering your own piece of Perth? Read on, find your muse, and kick off a whole new adventure in the wondrous Western Australia.

Swan River

On the city's doorstep lies the natural beauty of the Swan River, creating a stunning contrast against the skyline of city high rises. Stretching from Fremantle to the Swan Valley, there are many ways to experience the Swan River. Follow the duel-use pathways by bike, foot or Segway, enjoy a scenic food and wine cruise, or go on a leisurely kayak tour.

Rottnest Island

Take a 40-minute cruise from Perth along the Swan River to Rottnest Island, while spotting dolphins and seals during the journey to the island. Spend a morning exploring the island by bike, and get a selfie with the iconic quokka if you're lucky! Book a tour to include a 90-minute guided wildlife cruise around the island exploring bays and inlets.

Fremantle

Just 30 minutres from Perth centre, the port city of Fremantle was recently named in Lonely Planet's Best in Travel as the 7th best city in the world. You'll find streets buzzing with buskers and wild art collections as music floats out of trendy eateries. Whether you fancy fish and chips at the Fishing Boat Harbour or a tram ride to the famed Cappuccino Strip, don't miss a visit here.

The Sunset Coast

Go where the sea turns to gold. 19 glorious beaches encompasse the coastline of metroplolitan Perth from Cottesloe to Two Rocks. Arrive in the day when the waves and beaches are inviting, then stay for sunset at one of the beach front cafes for a front row view of why the coast is aptly named. If you want to catch the surf, head to Trigg, Waterman's Bay or Mettams.

The Pinnacles

A perfect day trip from the city. Head into the Nambung National Park to visit the renowned Pinnacles Desert. These spined structures are believed to have been created millions of years ago when seashells were broken down into sand and then eroded by water and wind. Take a day to and meet a koala and kanagaroos on the way as well as experience 4WD-ing and sandboarding on the 2km long dunes.

The Margaret River Region

Visit an enticing mosaic of pristine natural wonders, premium wineries, relaxed microbreweries, world-class restaurants, spectacular beaches, towering forests, inspirational artisans, warm and friendly locals, with a laid-back persona all of its own. Make your own way to the region following our South West coastal self drive taking in Busselton, Dunsborough, Augusta and of course the Margaret River itself.