How can parents enjoy Perth cafés and restaurants with a ten-month-old?
A family wants pleasant lunches and coffee stops while travelling with a baby.
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A family wants pleasant lunches and coffee stops while travelling with a baby.
They have a large rental car and want parks, regional outings and self-catered meals.
The parents have six days, a rental car and children aged one and four who enjoy easy trails and varied scenery.
The child swims well and we have one or two days available for a beginner session.
We would like to explore the park but are unsure whether a long talk will suit our family.
We need a seat for a short car hire and are concerned about fit, cleanliness and availability.
Our time and budget allow only one island outing, and the children are keen on sea life.
Two adults and children aged twelve and fourteen want Rottnest, Fremantle, beaches and city time without an overpacked itinerary.
Our family wants a relaxed city start, then wildlife, Swan Valley, Fremantle, Rottnest and perhaps Margaret River by car.
We hope to visit a wildlife park, eat out and use a taxi or rideshare without bringing a car.
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.