Perth Hop-on-Hop-off Bus Tour

Routes & schedule

Hop on this route for a smooth ride through Perth’s most iconic landmarks, where nature, culture, and sports collide. Hop off at Kings Park to see its sprawling gardens and jaw-dropping city views, then glide through the vibrant Northbridge with its bustling streets. The ride takes you past Optus Stadium's striking architecture, Crown Perth's glam vibe, and the Perth Mint, where gold displays will have you spellbound. With an audio guide in the language of your pick, you don't just see sights, you uncover their backstories too!

Schedule

• First bus: 9:15am from Barrack St Jetty Elizabeth Quay (close to Pier 3)

• Last bus: 3:15pm from Barrack St Jetty Elizabeth Quay (close to Pier 3)

• Frequency: Approx. every 60 mins

• Popular stops: Kings Park, Northbridge, Optus Stadium, Crown Perth, The Mint

Please click here for a detailed route map and its boarding points, and here for the timetable.

You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Perth Hop-on-Hop-off Bus Tour

Discover Perth's top attractions on this sightseeing tour that includes 15 stops, a multilingual audio guide in five languages, and access to the Perth Mint. The tour spans over 24 or 48 hours, providing flexibility for visitors to explore landmarks such as Optus Stadium, Kings Park, Crown Perth, and The Bell Tower at their own pace. With stops every 10-20 minutes along prime routes in Perth city center, this hop-on-hop-off bus tour is the easiest way to see all major sights without worrying about directions or transportation logistics.

Explore Optus Stadium

Your tour stops at Optus Stadium where you will experience one of Australia's largest sports and entertainment venues. Built in 2018, this stadium spans over 675,000 square feet, seating up to 60,000 spectators for major events like the Perth Wildcats basketball games or the West Coast Eagles AFL matches. Visitors can watch live matches, explore the interactive museum showcasing the history of Western Australian sports teams, and enjoy panoramic views from the upper deck. Unique features include a retractable roof and a state-of-the-art sound system, making it stand out among other stadiums in Australia. Optus Stadium is not only a hub for sporting events but also hosts concerts by international artists like Ed Sheeran, highlighting its versatility as an entertainment destination.

Discover Kings Park’s Botanical Charm

At Kings Park, guests can explore one of the largest inner-city parks in Australia, covering over 400 hectares. Established in 1879, this park features a diverse range of flora and fauna, including the Western Australian Botanic Garden with more than 65,000 plants from various regions across the state. Visitors can stroll along the Lotterywest Federation Walkway, which offers breathtaking views over the Swan River and Perth skyline. Kings Park also houses significant landmarks like the State War Memorial dedicated to fallen soldiers since World War I and the Bold Park Conservation Area protecting native bushland. The park is unique for its blend of natural beauty and historical significance, making it a must-visit destination during your tour.

Experience Crown Perth’s Luxe Allure

Crown Perth serves as one of Australia's premier entertainment destinations, boasting over 500,000 square feet of space dedicated to gaming, dining, and luxury shopping. Opened in 2004, the complex features three hotels, a casino floor with more than 1,600 slot machines and 70 table games, as well as numerous high-end restaurants and bars like Breathe Bar & Lounge and Cut Restaurant by Jean-Michel Lannier. Visitors can spend hours enjoying various activities such as gambling at the tables or slots, dining on exquisite cuisine, and shopping for designer brands in Crown’s retail outlets. Unlike other casinos around Australia, Crown Perth is known for its comprehensive entertainment offerings that cater to a wide range of interests beyond just gaming.

Marvel at The Bell Tower’s Unique Architecture

The Bell Tower stands as an iconic landmark in Perth city center, featuring the world's largest carillon with 72 bells weighing up to 16 tons. Completed in 1990, this architectural marvel is 85 meters tall and offers stunning views of the Swan River and Kings Park from its observation deck at the top. Visitors can climb over 350 stairs or use a lift to reach the viewing platform where they can enjoy panoramic vistas while learning about the history of Perth through informative displays and audio guides available in five languages. The Bell Tower is unique for its combination of historical significance, impressive architecture, and interactive exhibits that educate visitors on local culture and heritage.

Tour Highlights

• Cruise through Perth’s city center with 15 strategic stops
• Multilingual audio guide available in five languages (English, French, German, Italian, Spanish)
• Access to the Perth Mint where you’ll learn about gold pouring processes firsthand
• Discover Kings Park’s botanical gardens and historical landmarks like the State War Memorial
• Visit Crown Perth for luxury shopping, dining, and entertainment options including over 1,600 slot machines and 70 table games
• Marvel at The Bell Tower’s unique architecture with panoramic views from its observation deck
• Explore Optus Stadium during non-event days or catch a live match showcasing the West Coast Eagles or Perth Wildcats teams
• Enjoy convenience with hop-on-hop-off services every 10-20 minutes along prime routes in Perth city center

Perfect for travelers, families, and history enthusiasts, this hop-on-hop-off bus tour provides an immersive experience through Perth’s diverse attractions. The 24 or 48-hour format allows you to explore Optus Stadium during a live event, stroll through Kings Park's botanical gardens, and enjoy luxury at Crown Perth, giving you the benefit of experiencing Perth's rich cultural heritage while enjoying its modern amenities.