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Perth, the vibrant capital of Western Australia, offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty, modern sophistication and relaxed charm.
As Australia's sunniest capital, Perth welcomes delegates to explore its pristine beaches, scenic parks and thriving dining and cultural scenes.
PERTH | BOORLOO
Perth, Australia's sunniest capital city, sits gracefully on the banks of the Swan River where modern city life meets natural beauty. Known as Boorloo to the Whadjuk Noongar people, the city offers a unique blend of culture, lifestyle and natural landscapes.
At its heart, the CBD buzzes with hotels, restaurants, bars, shopping and cultural spaces. Just steps away lies Kings Park – one of the world's largest and most beautiful inner-city parks, with sweeping views, seasonal wildflower displays and tranquil walking trails.
Stroll along the Swan River, explore Optus Stadium and Matagarup Bridge, relax on pristine beaches, or watch the sun set over the Indian Ocean. In Perth, vibrant urban energy and breathtaking nature are always side by side, inviting you to experience the best of both worlds.
ROTTNEST ISLAND | WADJEMUP
Affectionately known as 'Rotto', this island is a serene pocket of paradise that offers endless adventure. Easily accessible by ferry, helicopter or airplane, this car-free, protected nature reserve offers a unique conference experience.
With 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays, and abundant marine life, Rottnest Island boasts the world's happiest marsupial, the adorable quokka. Explore the island's cultural significance and history on an Aboriginal guided tour, followed by ocean boat cruises to catch your own fresh seafood.
Experience the island by scenic flight, segway, bus, boat, waterbike, or even a glass-bottom kayak. Cycling is a fantastic way to discover the island's lighthouses, salt lakes, caves, coves and white sandy beaches.
THE SUNSET COAST
Western Australia's Sunset Coast stretches from Cottesloe to Two Rocks, tracing the edge of the Indian Ocean with some of the world's best beaches and picturesque sunsets. Soft white sands, crystal-clear waters and a laid-back coastal lifestyle make it a haven for swimming, snorkeling and relaxation.
The coastline features limestone cliffs, hidden rock pools and abundant marine life, while charming coastal towns offer cafés, restaurants and boutique shopping.
THE SWAN VALLEY | WURERUP
Just a short drive or river cruise from Perth, the Swan Valley is Western Australia's oldest wine region and the only one in Australia accessible by water from a capital city. Home to more than 40 wineries and 70 restaurants and cafés, it's a paradise for foodies and wine enthusiasts alike.
Renowned for its historic vineyards, breweries and gourmet produce, the region is a feast for the senses. Savour artisanal delights from local makers or spend the day exploring beyond the table. Horse riding, cycling, hiking, golf, art galleries, wildlife encounters and Aboriginal cultural experiences add to the richness of the region.
Nearby, Caversham Wildlife Park offers encounters with koalas, wombats and kangaroos, ensuring a truly memorable Australian experience.
FREMANTLE | WALYALUP
Just 30 minutes from Perth's CBD, Fremantle is a port city that blends history, creativity and seaside charm. Its streets are alive with art galleries, cafés, restaurants and the bustling Fremantle Markets. Savour fresh seafood harbourside, dine in historic buildings or unwind on the beach to watch an Indian Ocean sunset.
Explore the city on a walking tour with a local guide, where buskers, performers and street art bring its laneways to life. History enthusiasts can visit the WA Maritime Museum or explore the World Heritage-listed Fremantle Prison.
Fremantle offers conference delegates a culturally rich and unforgettable experience, all within easy reach of Perth.