What should parents arrange for a one-year-old on Perth restaurant and taxi outings?
We hope to visit a wildlife park, eat out and use a taxi or rideshare without bringing a car.
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We hope to visit a wildlife park, eat out and use a taxi or rideshare without bringing a car.
We enjoy hiking, cycling, boats and wildlife and want a manageable first Western Australia itinerary.
I want a useful gift for someone staying several months and would rather avoid the wrong location or date.
We land domestically in the afternoon and fly out late that evening.
We found conflicting overnight timetables and need a dependable airport trip.
Two travellers want two nights on Rottnest for quokkas and the rest in Perth, preferably without a car or zoo visits.
We will return from a regional road trip and want four nights near restaurants, groceries and good walks.
We plan a city day, Fremantle and Rottnest, and wonder how to use the fourth day.
We want about eight to ten days with a knowledgeable guide and comfortable rooms rather than camping.
We have an eight-year-old and want a convenient base despite holiday closures.
Three adults and a two-year-old have four or five nights and prefer a base within about two hours of Perth Airport.
We hope to buy one near our accommodation but do not want to arrive and find no stock.