Guidebook for Fremantle
Drinks & Nightlife
Who's Your Mumma
142 South TerraceGreat atmosphere and excellent cocktails
Food Scene
The Little Concept
7 Wray AveHealthy breakfast option
You can look out over fishing boats while you enjoy fish and chips.
13 locals recommend
Fishing Boat Harbour
You can look out over fishing boats while you enjoy fish and chips.
Clancy's Fish Pub
195 Challenger ParadeExcellent sea food and a great range of tap beers.
Essentials
Fresh fruit and vegetables, great selection of cheeses and meats, plus everyday things you might need.
64 locals recommend
Galati & Sons
19 Wray AveFresh fruit and vegetables, great selection of cheeses and meats, plus everyday things you might need.
Franks Gourmet Meats
17 Wray AveMakes great sausages.
Everything Else
A little shop with a huge range of local and international wines and beers.
22 locals recommend
The Freo Doctor Liquor Store
27 Arundel StA little shop with a huge range of local and international wines and beers.
This has become a Fremantle institution. Onsite brewery, massive beer hall, tasty pizzas, all right by the harbour.
286 locals recommend
Little Creatures
40 Mews RdThis has become a Fremantle institution. Onsite brewery, massive beer hall, tasty pizzas, all right by the harbour.
Fremantle Prison
1 The TerraceWorld Heritage limestone prison built by convicts.
Fremantle Station
The main transport hub in Fremantle.
Rottnest Island makes a great day trip. Once you're there you can enjoy white sandy beaches, coral reefs and fury little Quokkas.
30 locals recommend
Rottnest Express B Shed Ferry Terminal Fremantle
26 Peter Hughes DrRottnest Island makes a great day trip. Once you're there you can enjoy white sandy beaches, coral reefs and fury little Quokkas.
South Beach station
Great swimming beach and easy to get to on the free CAT bus.
Market Street and the start of South Terrace make up the "Cappuccino Strip", famous for it's cafes and alfresco dining. There are a multitude of restaurants, bars, shops and more.
Market St Before High St station
Market Street and the start of South Terrace make up the "Cappuccino Strip", famous for it's cafes and alfresco dining. There are a multitude of restaurants, bars, shops and more.