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Welcome to Perth, an unlikely oasis of culture and nightlife in Western Australia

As the bushland of Western Australia gives way to the meanders of the Swan River, the neighbourhoods of Perth come into view. Like a patchwork quilt, they are woven into a series of bohemian districts, along with the sleek CBD, salt-washed seaside communities and pretty riverside parks. Together, they create an enclave that really sums up the Australian way of life: carefree, cool and tied to the ocean. Despite its geographically far-flung location, it has a thrilling cultural scene, with museums that unravel the long history of Western Australia, and there are some beautiful rows of Victorian architecture to see down in Fremantle. The West Coast Highway also comes with a fringing of golden beaches and dunes, while some of the Perth holiday apartments sit up in the hills, between wineries and woodland.

Why book Perth holiday rentals with ebookers?

There are plenty of benefits to booking Perth holiday rentals instead of classic hotels. For starters, you'll get to choose a place that's perfect for your sort of trip. Perhaps you need enough rooms and bathrooms for the whole family? Or maybe you're after a workspace with a speedy and dedicated WiFi connection? Perks can also include an outdoor pool or an eating terrace where you can enjoy the balmy evenings. You can easily search ebookers for all of the above, and also look forward to bedding down in a pad that comes with oodles more space when compared to traditional stays.

Top things to do in Perth

Perth is a fine introduction to the character of Western Australia. The city starts right on the shoreline, where photogenic Cottesloe Beach is a playground for ocean lovers, sunbathers and swimmers. From there, the Swan River takes you past the historic landmarks of Fremantle, the fascinating ship exhibits of the WA Maritime Museum, and up to the heart of Perth's CBD. That's where you'll be able to explore Aboriginal history in the Western Australian Museum, or recline beneath the boabs of Kings Park. At night, a jaunt through boho Northbridge is a great thing to do, where alleyway clubs and speakeasies slosh with craft beer and WA wines.

Getting around in Perth

Getting from the front door of a holiday apartment in Perth to the major attractions is made easy thanks to the sprawling Transperth transportation network. With a medley of buses, light rail and ferries, it offers connections to the main districts between the CBD and the coast. There are even free links on air-conditioned lines from the centre to historic Fremantle, and regular boats to connect with South Perth across the Swan River. If you're planning on going further afield, up the West Coast Highway to the pretty reefs and beach towns of the north, or into the Perth Hills for stays amidst the wineries, it's certainly worth hiring a car.