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Fremantle Food Lovers Tour
$145.00/ person
3 hoursA three-hour festival of food through Fremantle's funky restaurants, historic pubs and cool cafes — eat and drink your way through the old port city with a local guide.
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Fremantle walking tour
Fremantle — Convicts, Culture & Street Art
4.86· 140 reviews
from$65/ person
★★★★★
“A group of friends and I recently did the Convicts, Culture and Street Art walking tour with Ryan from Two Feet and a Heartbeat. We have been on tours with Ryan before and know that he is a fantastic guide - personable, professional and very knowledgeable. We learnt about the culture and history of Fremantle which Ryan brought to life with his interesting and entertaining stories. We saw magnificent heritage buildings, some of which have now been repurposed. In contrast, there are amazing new developments bringing change to enliven the city, such as the nearly completed King's Square renewal, and there's also a wide variety of street art to admire. So... if you'd like to be a tourist in our port city of Fremantle, and see it from a whole new perspective, I highly recommend you go on this tour. There is so much to see and learn about, and you will gain a new appreciation of what we have here in W.A. At the same time, you will be supporting an excellent local small business during this difficult time of border closures.”
— wellsy2018·
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- ✓ Instant confirmation
- ✓ Free cancellation up to 24 hours before
- ✓ Small groups, expert local guides
- ✓ Perth’s most-awarded walking tours
- Duration
- 2 hours
- Start & end time
- 10:00 am to 12:00 pm
- Max group size
- 12 guests
- Pace
- Relaxed
- Starts at
- Fremantle Visitor Centre
Overview
Fremantle is Perth's hip and historical cousin, just 25 minutes from the city — streets full of heritage buildings, cafes, street art and amazing stories waiting to be shared. Once home to whaling stations and mass immigration, "Freo" is now a charming town celebrated for its music, culture and history.
Starting at the Fremantle Visitor Information Centre at Walyalup Koort, you'll hear tales of daring prisoner escapes, see local street art, and learn about the expulsion of Indigenous peoples to Rottnest Island. Find out why almost 10,000 men were transported from Great Britain and Ireland as convicts — and how they built their own prison.
The tour runs approximately two hours with around 60 minutes of actual walking, with regular opportunities to rest along the way.
What’s included
- ✓ Professional local guide
- ✓ Complimentary morning beverage
- ✓ Hear tales of daring prisoner escapes
- ✓ See Fremantle's street art and heritage streetscapes
- ✓ Learn how nearly 10,000 transported convicts built their own prison
Not included
- ✕ Additional food and drinks
Meeting point
Fremantle Visitor Information Centre, Walyalup Civic Centre
155 High Street, Fremantle WA 6160
Your guide will be waiting in a bright red shirt and will be on the lookout for you as much as you are looking for them.
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Plans change? Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.
Questions? Call 1800 459 388
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Before you book
Questions about this tour
Is it good for kids?
Yes. Children over 8 tend to enjoy it most; younger ones can find the distance a lot. Child tickets are for kids 12 and under. More for families.
How much walking is there?
About 2 km, with roughly an hour of actual walking across the two hours. There are plenty of chances to rest, and a toilet break halfway.
Can I walk there from the cruise terminal?
Yes. It's just over 1 km from the Fremantle Passenger Terminal to the Visitor Information Centre, about 15 minutes on foot, and you can leave your bags at the centre. More for cruise passengers.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
It can be. The walk follows footpaths through central Fremantle, with some older kerbs and uneven paving. Tell us before you book and your guide plans a step-free route. Accessibility on our tours.
Can we book it privately?
Yes, for up to 25 people, on a day and at a time that suits your group. Ask about a private tour.