Ultra Luxury Perth Holidays
Expect a mishmash of architecture, from towering skyscrapers to historic cathedrals and buildings dating back to when the Aboriginal people inhabited the area for more than 38,000 years. The Swan River was important to them spiritually and as a source of food. Nowadays, it is home to fabulous marine life and exuberant nature. The wetlands and rivers are the main reason why Perth is famed for its best-of-both-worlds philosophy, with the countryside and the bustling metropolis nestled side by side.
If you want a thrill-seeking experience, Adventure World is Perth’s only waterpark with high rollercoasters and waterslides that will see you get truly wet and wild during your stay. Animal lovers will also be happy, as just a short drive away you can find national parks with plenty of majestic mammals and marine life to admire.
The city centre itself lends itself nicely to brilliant shopping and world-class eateries, perfect for a date night or browsing for last-minute souvenirs and keepsakes to remember your ideal holiday. You will be back; that’s guaranteed.
Expect a mishmash of architecture, from towering skyscrapers to historic cathedrals and buildings dating back to when the Aboriginal people inhabited the area for more than 38,000 years. The Swan River was important to them spiritually and as a source of food. Nowadays, it is home to fabulous marine life and exuberant nature. The wetlands and rivers are the main reason why Perth is famed for its best-of-both-worlds philosophy, with the countryside and the bustling metropolis nestled side by side.
If you want a thrill-seeking experience, Adventure World is Perth’s only waterpark with high rollercoasters and waterslides that will see you get truly wet and wild during your stay. Animal lovers will also be happy, as just a short drive away you can find national parks with plenty of majestic mammals and marine life to admire.
The city centre itself lends itself nicely to brilliant shopping and world-class eateries, perfect for a date night or browsing for last-minute souvenirs and keepsakes to remember your ideal holiday. You will be back; that’s guaranteed.
Expect a mishmash of architecture, from towering skyscrapers to historic cathedrals and buildings dating back to when the Aboriginal people inhabited the area for more than 38,000 years. The Swan River was important to them spiritually and as a source of food. Nowadays, it is home to fabulous marine life and exuberant nature. The wetlands and rivers are the main reason why Perth is famed for its best-of-both-worlds philosophy, with the countryside and the bustling metropolis nestled side by side.
If you want a thrill-seeking experience, Adventure World is Perth’s only waterpark with high rollercoasters and waterslides that will see you get truly wet and wild during your stay. Animal lovers will also be happy, as just a short drive away you can find national parks with plenty of majestic mammals and marine life to admire.
The city centre itself lends itself nicely to brilliant shopping and world-class eateries, perfect for a date night or browsing for last-minute souvenirs and keepsakes to remember your ideal holiday. You will be back; that’s guaranteed.
Perth is the capital of the State of Western Australia and the fourth most populous city in the country. It's a cultural hotspot with thriving cuisine, arts and nightlife.
The western Capital
Perth is the capital of the State of Western Australia and the fourth most populous city in the country. It's a cultural hotspot with thriving cuisine, arts and nightlife.
This urban jungle sits in the spot where the Swan River meets the ocean. The result is an abundance of stunning natural landscapes and parks with glorious city views.
Nature meets City
This urban jungle sits in the spot where the Swan River meets the ocean. The result is an abundance of stunning natural landscapes and parks with glorious city views.
Perth's coastal position gives you access to some of the most beautiful beaches in WA. With soft white sand and turquoise waters, Cottesloe Beach should be at the top of your list.
A beach Haven
Perth's coastal position gives you access to some of the most beautiful beaches in WA. With soft white sand and turquoise waters, Cottesloe Beach should be at the top of your list.
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COMO The Treasury
Perth, Australia
The COMO Treasury offers a blend of history and modern luxury, housed in a 140-year-old State House with contemporary furnishings. Enjoy three on-site restaurants, a luxurious spa and nearby cultural attractions.
The COMO Treasury offers a blend of history and modern luxury, housed in a 140-year-old State House with contemporary furnishings. Enjoy three on-site restaurants, a luxurious spa and nearby cultural attractions.
The COMO Treasury offers a blend of history and modern luxury, housed in a 140-year-old State House with contemporary furnishings. Enjoy three on-site restaurants, a luxurious spa and nearby cultural attractions.
Duxton Hotel Perth
Perth, Australia
Duxton Hotel Perth is a modern luxury hotel on St Georges Terrace in the heart of Perth's Central Business District. Ideal for corporate and leisure travellers, it has business facilities, an outdoor pool and a club lounge.
Duxton Hotel Perth is a modern luxury hotel on St Georges Terrace in the heart of Perth's Central Business District. Ideal for corporate and leisure travellers, it has business facilities, an outdoor pool and a club lounge.
Duxton Hotel Perth is a modern luxury hotel on St Georges Terrace in the heart of Perth's Central Business District. Ideal for corporate and leisure travellers, it has business facilities, an outdoor pool and a club lounge.
Pan Pacific Perth
Perth, Australia
Pan Pacific Perth is located on Adelaide Terrace in the heart of Perth's Central Business District. The modern hotel is close to the city's top landmarks and offers business facilities, so it's ideal for leisure and corporate travellers.
Pan Pacific Perth is located on Adelaide Terrace in the heart of Perth's Central Business District. The modern hotel is close to the city's top landmarks and offers business facilities, so it's ideal for leisure and corporate travellers.
Pan Pacific Perth is located on Adelaide Terrace in the heart of Perth's Central Business District. The modern hotel is close to the city's top landmarks and offers business facilities, so it's ideal for leisure and corporate travellers.
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Perth in a nutshell
Home to more than 13,000 species of Western Australian plants, Kings Park and Botanic Gardens is an idyllic sprawl of tropical flora and fauna ideal for a family picnic or evening stroll with a loved one. It has striking views of the city. History buffs should visit the War Memorial, which commemorates Australia’s fallen troops.
Swan River is a beautiful site that is great for budding adventurers wanting to explore. Choose from a range of water-based activities, including boating, fishing and water skiing or roll up your trousers and go for a paddle.
The Bell Tower is one of the country’s most iconic monuments with more than 18 bells housed in a modern bell tower that is a site you will want to photograph. This giant musical instrument includes 12 bells of St. Martin in the Fields in London. Records indicate they date back to before the 14th century. These are the only royal bells known to have left England, and they now make up a modern new landmark built in 1999.
Tastes To Try
For sky-high dining, the C Restaurant is perfect and is Western Australia’s only revolving restaurant. Found on the 33rd floor of St Martins Tower on St Georges Terrace, it's an unforgettable dining experience in the sky.
La Rebelle is an intimate Paris-meets-New York bistro that sets the scene for a romantic dinner for two. It has a top-notch European and Australian wine list alongside a modern menu to feast on. The burgers are exceptional here. As for something more local, Wildflower is a fine-dining restaurant serving flavours inspired by Indigenous cuisine. The foraging-led menu follows the six seasons of the Indigenous Noongar calendar with stunning views to match.
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If you’re after a fun-filled day with the kids, the Marmion Marine Park is ideal, housing reefs, ledges and caves that can be explored along with a snorkelling spot to see all the marine life. Seabirds, dolphins and sea lions all call this paradise home, and it's a hotspot for migrating whales too.
Adventure World is Perth’s only theme park with the tallest and longest Tornado waterside in the world. Called Kraken, you are in for a ride with this choice! Abyss is Perth’s only rollercoaster and is named Australia’s best, so make sure you take advantage while you’re here. Reaching speeds of up to 85 km/h, your heart is sure to be racing. Not for the faint of heart, Goliath is a stationary pendulum that swings higher and higher at angles up to 120 degrees.
Meet some of the friendliest animals in Australia on Rottnest Island. This laid-back island off the coast of Perth is home to quokkas, small marsupials known for their cheery smiles. Quokka spotting is a must here, alongside hiking, cycling and beach-hopping across this pristine nature reserve. It's the perfect place to get outdoors.
Home to more than 13,000 species of Western Australian plants, Kings Park and Botanic Gardens is an idyllic sprawl of tropical flora and fauna ideal for a family picnic or evening stroll with a loved one. It has striking views of the city. History buffs should visit the War Memorial, which commemorates Australia’s fallen troops.
Swan River is a beautiful site that is great for budding adventurers wanting to explore. Choose from a range of water-based activities, including boating, fishing and water skiing or roll up your trousers and go for a paddle.
The Bell Tower is one of the country’s most iconic monuments with more than 18 bells housed in a modern bell tower that is a site you will want to photograph. This giant musical instrument includes 12 bells of St. Martin in the Fields in London. Records indicate they date back to before the 14th century. These are the only royal bells known to have left England, and they now make up a modern new landmark built in 1999.
Tastes To Try
For sky-high dining, the C Restaurant is perfect and is Western Australia’s only revolving restaurant. Found on the 33rd floor of St Martins Tower on St Georges Terrace, it's an unforgettable dining experience in the sky.
La Rebelle is an intimate Paris-meets-New York bistro that sets the scene for a romantic dinner for two. It has a top-notch European and Australian wine list alongside a modern menu to feast on. The burgers are exceptional here. As for something more local, Wildflower is a fine-dining restaurant serving flavours inspired by Indigenous cuisine. The foraging-led menu follows the six seasons of the Indigenous Noongar calendar with stunning views to match.
Family Fun Guaranteed
If you’re after a fun-filled day with the kids, the Marmion Marine Park is ideal, housing reefs, ledges and caves that can be explored along with a snorkelling spot to see all the marine life. Seabirds, dolphins and sea lions all call this paradise home, and it's a hotspot for migrating whales too.
Adventure World is Perth’s only theme park with the tallest and longest Tornado waterside in the world. Called Kraken, you are in for a ride with this choice! Abyss is Perth’s only rollercoaster and is named Australia’s best, so make sure you take advantage while you’re here. Reaching speeds of up to 85 km/h, your heart is sure to be racing. Not for the faint of heart, Goliath is a stationary pendulum that swings higher and higher at angles up to 120 degrees.
Meet some of the friendliest animals in Australia on Rottnest Island. This laid-back island off the coast of Perth is home to quokkas, small marsupials known for their cheery smiles. Quokka spotting is a must here, alongside hiking, cycling and beach-hopping across this pristine nature reserve. It's the perfect place to get outdoors.
Home to more than 13,000 species of Western Australian plants, Kings Park and Botanic Gardens is an idyllic sprawl of tropical flora and fauna ideal for a family picnic or evening stroll with a loved one. It has striking views of the city. History buffs should visit the War Memorial, which commemorates Australia’s fallen troops.
Swan River is a beautiful site that is great for budding adventurers wanting to explore. Choose from a range of water-based activities, including boating, fishing and water skiing or roll up your trousers and go for a paddle.
The Bell Tower is one of the country’s most iconic monuments with more than 18 bells housed in a modern bell tower that is a site you will want to photograph. This giant musical instrument includes 12 bells of St. Martin in the Fields in London. Records indicate they date back to before the 14th century. These are the only royal bells known to have left England, and they now make up a modern new landmark built in 1999.
Tastes To Try
For sky-high dining, the C Restaurant is perfect and is Western Australia’s only revolving restaurant. Found on the 33rd floor of St Martins Tower on St Georges Terrace, it's an unforgettable dining experience in the sky.
La Rebelle is an intimate Paris-meets-New York bistro that sets the scene for a romantic dinner for two. It has a top-notch European and Australian wine list alongside a modern menu to feast on. The burgers are exceptional here. As for something more local, Wildflower is a fine-dining restaurant serving flavours inspired by Indigenous cuisine. The foraging-led menu follows the six seasons of the Indigenous Noongar calendar with stunning views to match.
Family Fun Guaranteed
If you’re after a fun-filled day with the kids, the Marmion Marine Park is ideal, housing reefs, ledges and caves that can be explored along with a snorkelling spot to see all the marine life. Seabirds, dolphins and sea lions all call this paradise home, and it's a hotspot for migrating whales too.
Adventure World is Perth’s only theme park with the tallest and longest Tornado waterside in the world. Called Kraken, you are in for a ride with this choice! Abyss is Perth’s only rollercoaster and is named Australia’s best, so make sure you take advantage while you’re here. Reaching speeds of up to 85 km/h, your heart is sure to be racing. Not for the faint of heart, Goliath is a stationary pendulum that swings higher and higher at angles up to 120 degrees.
Meet some of the friendliest animals in Australia on Rottnest Island. This laid-back island off the coast of Perth is home to quokkas, small marsupials known for their cheery smiles. Quokka spotting is a must here, alongside hiking, cycling and beach-hopping across this pristine nature reserve. It's the perfect place to get outdoors.
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