
Best-Rated Perth City Tours & Sightseeing
Discover the best Perth City Tour experiences in Western Australia’s stunning capital. From vibrant cultural landmarks and historic heritage sites to scenic waterfront walks and wildlife encounters, travelers can compare top-rated tours run by local operators. Explore iconic attractions like Kings Park, Elizabeth Quay, and the Swan River with guided city tours that offer insider insights and flexible itineraries. Whether you prefer self-guided exploration or structured sightseeing, find affordable options starting from competitive prices. Book verified tours with high customer satisfaction ratings and enjoy seamless planning for your Perth adventure.
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Discover the capital of Western Australia on a unique tour! On this 120-minute tour we will explore how Perth combines modern skyscrapers with a deep historical legacy.
- Forrest Place
- St George's Cathedral
- Perth Town Hall
- State Buildings
- The Bell Tower
- Yagan Square
- Hay Street Mall
- London Court
- Stirling Gardens
You'll LOVE this fun and informative city overview covering everything from history to contemporary culture including quirky stories, fun facts and many recommendations along the way. Perfect for visitors to join at the start of their trip!
- Learn about the local history and culture of Perth
- Explore laneways, heritage precincts and new developments
- Wheelchair and pram accessible
- See amazing street art, sculptures and beautiful buildings
- Friendly and knowledgeable local guide
- Visit key landmarks in central Perth
- Small-group walking tour
- Recommended to book at the start of your trip!
- Perth
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
This is a private tour catering for 7 seats or less. Being in a private tour with a born & bred Perth local means you get to see a lot more. Tour buses cant get to where I take you either, and you dont wait for others to play catch up! The tour is popular for its massive content, personal flexibil...
- Plenty of photo stops and I take photos of you too.
- Flexibility to change destinations at any time.Within reason.
- Knowledgable local Driver/guide. The sights you want to see.
- Hotel/port pickup and drop-off
- Multiple destinations & Loads of fun!
- Lunch. Many Lunch stop options are available to choose from.
- Heirisson Island
- Optus Stadium Sensory Playground
- The Old Mill
- Point Walter Reserve
- Bicton Pool
- Rainbow Sea Container
- The Fremantle Round House
- Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour
- Fremantle Markets
- Cottesloe Beach
- Crawley Edge Boatshed
- Kings Park and Botanic Garden
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Elizabeth Quay, the Bell Tower... On this free walking tour of Perth, you'll discover the history and most important places in the capital of Western Australia.
- English–speaking guide
- Tips
If you are not able to attend the tour, please cancel your reservation, otherwise the guide will be waiting for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.Across the 66 tour options we compare on booking platforms, prices generally fall between $45 and $362, with a median price of around $140. While you may occasionally see listings outside this range, the bulk of experiences sit comfortably within these bounds. For travellers looking for value, Art-themed tours stand out as a sweet spot, averaging $67 while maintaining an excellent rating.
The most common mode of transport is walking, which accounts for the largest share of options at 45%. If you prefer to cover more ground without the physical exertion, bus-based tours are the next most popular choice at 24%. A smaller selection of tours uses cars (9%), private vehicles (8%), or boats (5%). Since nearly half of the tours involve walking, comfortable footwear is highly recommended.
Accessibility is limited in this category. Only 3% of the options we compare are tagged as wheelchair accessible. Given how low this figure is, it is wise to check the specific accessibility details on the product page before booking if mobility is a primary concern. Most standard sightseeing routes involve steps or uneven terrain that may not be suitable for wheelchairs.
If you are looking for high ratings without breaking the bank, Art tours are the clear standout. They average a 4.92★ rating at a typical price of $67, which is well below the overall median and significantly higher than the average rating across all categories. Cultural tours are also very popular, making up 82% of the total options, so you will find plenty of choices in that space.
Perth City Tours have an unusually high proportion of private options compared to many other destinations. 47% of the listings we compare are private tours, meaning you can often secure a dedicated guide for just your party. However, group tours still make up a significant portion at 33%, and guided tours overall account for 61% of the inventory. The format largely depends on your preference for personalization versus social interaction.
Duration varies widely depending on the activity type. Typical tours run anywhere from 2 hours to 11 hours, with a median duration of about 4.5 hours. Shorter sightseeing walks tend to cluster around the lower end, while comprehensive city explorations or wine tasting experiences may take up a full afternoon or evening. Always check the itinerary details to ensure the time commitment fits your schedule.
Language support is quite robust, with tours available in 8 different languages: English, Italian, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Chinese, and Korean. This wide selection makes it easier for international travellers to find a guide they are comfortable with. When filtering your search on booking platforms, you can usually specify your preferred language to narrow down the results effectively.
Take the Airtrain for a quick ride to Perth Station. It runs every 15 minutes and costs about $4.30 AUD.
Yes, tap water is safe and meets strict Australian standards. You can fill bottles at public fountains in parks.
Book a guided tour from Rottnest Island for quokkas. For kangaroos, visit Caverswood Wildlife Park near Perth.