Fremantle CAT Bus  

CAT buses follow a route around Fremantle.  They depart every 8-10 minutes from car parks to major tourist and business locations.  Cat buses are fully accessible.

The CAT bus route runs close to FREE car parking areas along Marine Terrace, Ord Street and Beach Street.  All you need to do is park your car and catch the CAT from the nearest stop .

For Fremantle Masters Games participants the CAT stops are at Ord Street (Fremantle Leisure Centre), Kings Square and CBC Fremantle (Fremantle Bowling Club and Fremantle Park), Cappuccino Strip.

Car Parking

City parking inspectors are on duty during the week and over the weekend.  Please obey all instructions for parking to avoid fines.

Trains

Fremantle Railway station brings passengers to and from Perth, Joondalup, Midland, Armadale and all points in between, running regularly from 5.22am to midnight and until 2.30am Saturday and Sunday with a reduced service on weekends and public holidays. Phone 13 62 13 for information.

Taxis

There is a taxi rank near the Fremantle Town Hall, Fremantle Railway Station, Esplanade Hotel but taxis can be hailed anywhere or by ordering on 13 13 10 (Swan Taxis) or 13 10 08 (Black and White).

Things to do

The City of Fremantle has a lot to offer, attracting tourists and locals alike. Its maritime history combined with a love for food and entertainment makes it a perfect setting for exploration and relaxation. Fremantle is also home to a variety of significant historical sites, which visitors can discover such as The Fremantle Prison, which is open daily.

The Fremantle Markets, established in 1987, offers visitors plenty of things to see and buy with more than 150 stalls available. You can find everything at the markets from food and clothes to gifts and Antiques. Along the streets of Fremantle, there are a variety of boutique and department stores offering the latest fashions, footwear, accessories and gifts. Don’t forget to stop off at any one of Fremantle’s main attractions – its cafés and restaurants, which offer a multicultural mix of cuisine from various corners of the globe as well as popular local delicacies such as fish and chips. Or like many, you may just want to grab an ice cream and go for a stroll, exploring the many heritage buildings found within the heart of the city, or enjoy some live entertainment at Fremantle’s pubs and clubs.

After your event or at anytime during the weekend take advantage of the large selection of restaurants, cafés and pubs that grace Fremantle.  Experience first hand the taste of Fremantle.