Airports in Western Australia
Perth Airport
Perth Airport is serviced by over 30 international, domestic and regional airlines. As the Western gateway to Australia direct flights service a number of destinations in the Asia-Pacific region and all major Australian Capital Cities. Perth's location and new airline Nexus provide the opportunity to seek experiences outside of the CBD, with flights connecting you to Australia's Southwest (Margaret River), Australia's Coral Coast (Ningaloo Reef) and Australia's Northwest (Broome).
Travelling to and from the airport has never been easier with a number of transportation options available. In as little as 20 minutes you can reach the City of Perth by car, taxi, rideshare or bus (If you don't mind seeing the sites along the way). Perth Airport is home to two separate terminal precincts connected via the free Terminal Transfer Bus or a short car ride. The newly opened Airport Line operates from Claremont to High Wycombe via Perth Station, providing a fast connection to Perth Airport as well as easy bus and train connections from the CBD. The Airport Line runs every 12-minutes during peak time, every 15-minutes during the day and every 30-minutes at night.
Busselton Margaret River Airport
Busselton Margaret River Airport is located 6.5 km southeast of the centre of Busselton, situated in the heart of Western Australia's Southwest. Positioned only 6.8km from the Busselton city centre, 30-minutes from Bunbury and a 45-minute drive from Margaret River, the airport is easily accessible.
Visit the Busselton Margaret River Airport website to find out more.
Broome International Airport
Broome International Airport (BIA) is the regional hub of the northwestern part of Western Australia and is considered the gateway to the Kimberley. Servicing over 300,000 passengers every year, Broome International Airport is the largest regional airport in the state.
Visit the Broome International Airport website to view flight information.
Transport in Perth
If you choose to walk, take a taxi or hop on a bus, Perth is easy and safe to get around. With a free transport zone operating within the city boundaries and friendly people are happy to assist at every turn you'll navigate through hidden art walks, nature parks and eateries with ease.
Transperth is Perth’s public transport network connecting people on train, bus or ferry. Once you are in the city hop on and off the free CAT buses operating daily and frequently.
Visit the Transperth website for more information.
Rideshare services, including Uber, Ola and many taxi services operate around the Perth metro area, including Fremantle and the Swan Valley.
Weather in Perth
Perth has a Mediterranean climate making it the perfect destination for business travellers seeking sunshine, natural beauty and outdoor venues to relax and unwind in. Western Australia is Australia's sunniest capital city with clear blue skies around 70% of the year. The warm weather, walkability and clean air of the State make it an ideal location to mix business and pleasure. Western Australia's climate reflects the state's extraordinary biodiversity - but wherever or whenever you choose to visit unforgettable experiences await.
Summer (December – February)
Summer in Perth is hot and dry with very little rainfall. Average temperatures range from 17.5 - 30°C (63.5 - 86°F). In the afternoons a sea breeze called the ‘Fremantle Doctor' provides some relief from the heat.
Autumn (March – May)
During Autumn, Perth experiences warm, sunny days and cooler nights with average temperatures between 13.7 - 26°C (56.6 - 78.8°F). Still nights make for incredible sights as you venture to the Sunset Coast to watch the sun set over the Indian Ocean.
Winter (June – August)
Winters are relatively cool and wet with temperatures ranging from 8 - 19°C (46.4 - 66.2°F). There are occasional storms, characterised by downpours of rain and thunderstorms.
Spring (September – November)
During spring, days are warm and sunny with average temperatures ranging from 11.7 - 23°C (53 - 73.4°F). There is little rainfall at this time of year. There is a lot of flora in spring where you can discover more than 12,000 species of wildflowers, which blossom in Perth’s nature reserves and national parks.
Visa
All international visitors, except those from New Zealand require a visa to visit Australia. A Business Visitor Visa covers stays of up to three months. The Department of Immigration and Border Protection’s International Event Coordinator Network (IECN) offers free advice to people seeking to organise or attend and event in Australia.
Visit the Department of Home Affairs website to find out more.
Resources
Plan your complete trip, using the in-depth resources and travel guides of Tourism Australia.
Uncover activities, events, places to stay and things to see and do in Perth and the surrounds at Destination Perth.
Explore the Tourism Western Australia website for upcoming major events in the state, resources to plan your day trips or explore our vastly exciting regions. Use the interactive trip planner to make your visit as easy as 1, 2, 3.
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