Life in the Great Barrier Reef is a breathtaking 360° VR journey through the UNESCO World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef. Dive beneath the surface alongside turtles, manta rays, sharks and whales. Witness rare dolphin behaviour, spectacular coral spawning events and vibrant coral ecosystems captured using custom built 8K 360° underwater camera systems developed to bring audiences inside the reef's underwater world in ways never before possible.
Guided by Traditional Owners, reef stewards and leading scientists, this journey reveals the extraordinary complexity and interconnectedness between land, sea and climate, exploring the ancient Daintree Rainforest and the only place on Earth where two UNESCO World Heritage sites meet.
Discover how coral bleaching, extreme weather events and global pressures are reshaping the ecosystem as the reef's resilience is tested like never before. Through powerful first-hand insights, world-first footage and unprecedented access to the natural world, witness both the fragility of this extraordinary environment and the critical work underway to help protect and restore it.
Under the Dome: Cinema Experience at WA Maritime Museum in Fremantle invites visitors to immerse themselves in breathtaking 180-degree screenings that transform the way stories are seen and felt. This unique cinematic offering combines cutting-edge technology with compelling narratives, creating an unforgettable visual journey for audiences of all ages.
What sets this experience apart is its state-of-the-art dome projection, delivering panoramic views that surround and captivate. From ocean adventures to cultural tales, each film is curated to inspire wonder and deepen appreciation for Western Australia's maritime heritage.
Located on Victoria Quay, the experience is perfectly positioned for a full day of exploration. Nearby attractions include the WA Maritime Museum's iconic galleries and Fremantle's vibrant Fishing Boat Harbour. For those seeking an extraordinary cinematic adventure by the sea, Under the Dome is a must see. Discover more and plan your visit today.
Side Splitter Comedy Festival is back for its 11th year — and they've put together what might just be their biggest lineup yet!
Across two huge weekends this October, some of Australia's funniest comedians are taking over the iconic Memorial Hall in Hamilton Hill, with Pete Helliar, Luke Heggie, Geraldine Hickey, Sam Taunton, Dilruk Jayasinha, Kirsty Webeck and Ivan Aristeguieta all bringing their solo shows to Side Splitter.
Then they're finishing the festival with The Gala Spectacular, hosted by Peter Rowsthorn and featuring eight of WA's top local comedians delivering their very best material!
In addition to the stellar comedy on stage, Side Splitter will once again host a pop-up garden bar and food truck hub, offering the perfect spot to grab a drink and a bite before or after a show.
Join yoga by the beach! The beaches of Western Australia are a highlight of everyone's travels, and there's nothing more relaxing than starting your mornings with yoga overlooking the sparkling Indian Ocean.
Beach Yoga classes are a moving meditation in the sun, flowing with the breath and taking the time to relax and experience each posture. Suitable for all levels, including beginner students. Start your weekend enjoying your yoga practice in nature at the beautiful South Beach!
Classes are located at Ocean Road, South Fremantle, just north of the South Beach Cafe. Look out for the orange flags!
Please note that you will need to bring-your-own mat/towel to practice on and any other props you like to use.
Enjoy a social morning tea, exhibition viewing, and themed chat to keep the conversation rolling.
Take a morning moment to enjoy the Museum's permanent galleries, then settle in for an interesting coffee conversation with a special guest host each month.
Explore themes linked to special exhibitions and maritime themes.
Your ticket includes a special Italian-style coffee and cake offer from the Museum's Caffissimo café.
Fremantle BeerFest returns to Esplanade Park bringing together WA's best drinks producers, indulgent street food and unforgettable entertainment across three massive sessions.
Leading the music lineup are Birds of Tokyo on Friday night, RubyHoo on Saturday afternoon and San Cisco on Saturday night, with live comedy featuring at every session to keep the laughs flowing.
Since 2011, BeerFest has celebrated the creativity and flavour of Australian craft drinks, and there's nowhere quite like Fremantle to host the party. Explore more than 500 products spanning craft beer, cider, wine, spirits, seltzers and cocktails, including small-batch releases, exclusive collaborations and festival favourites.
Meet the makers, discover delicious pairings through food and drink masterclasses, and enjoy gourmet street eats alongside Beer Olympics, live EPW pro wrestling and plenty more entertainment.
Whether you're discovering your next favourite brew or gathering your crew for a night of live music, Freo BeerFest serves up good vibes by the pint.ore.
You probably already know him from reading the news. In 2018, he dressed up as a sewing needle and hid inside a strawberry.
There should be a French word for the moment you realize a bald dude actually has a ponytail.
He is so used to failure that success represents an existential threat.
Fischer-Z will embark on their first-ever Australian tour as part of the band's worldwide 50th anniversary celebrations.
Although they have never toured Australia, Fischer-Z have enjoyed notable chart success here. Their global breakthrough "So Long" (1980) peaked at #15 on the Kent Music Report, followed by "The Perfect Day" (1987), which reached #12 on the ARIA Charts. These successes cemented a loyal Australian fan base, with Australia now ranking as the band's fourth-largest Spotify streaming market.
Formed in 1976 by frontman John Watts after his unconventional path from clinical psychology into music, Fischer-Z quickly built a reputation for politically charged songwriting and high-energy performances. Their debut album Word Salad (1979) helped define the emerging post-punk movement, while "So Long" became one of the first music videos broadcast on MTV, propelling the band onto the global stage. Their third album Red Skies Over Paradise (1981) remains a career highlight.
Across five decades, Fischer-Z have released 23+ albums, sold over two million records, and performed 3,000+ concerts worldwide, sharing stages with artists including James Brown, The Police, Dire Straits and Bob Marley.
This year marks a true milestone — celebrating 50 years since Fischer-Z's formation — and, for the first time ever, bringing that legacy live to Australian audiences.
Picture this: you're exploring historic Fremantle, the kids are restless, the sun's beating down, and someone (probably you) needs a break. Enter Timezone Fremantle – your holiday hero in the heart of this iconic coastal town. This isn't just any arcade; it's where families and friends come to laugh, play, and create those "remember when?" moments that'll have you smiling long after you've unpacked your suitcase.
With over 95 arcade games spanning retro classics to cutting-edge immersive VR experiences, there's something for every generation. Challenge the kids to Mario Kart, or hunt for plushies in our colourful E-Claw machines. The best part? While you're racking up Powertickets and trading them for collectibles at our Winner's Vault, you're also giving everyone a break from their phones, reconnecting over pure, analogue fun.
Planning a group holiday? Timezone Fremantle has you covered with experiences that bring people together – from friendly arcade competitions to our dedicated party room perfect for group celebrations. Whether it's too hot, too rainy, or you simply want to add something special to your Fremantle itinerary, Timezone delivers big fun without breaking the budget.
Timezone Fremantle's perfectly positioned for a quick visit while the adults tackle the shops, or for an afternoon of all-ages entertainment. From grandparents to grandkids, solo travellers to groups – everyone leaves with a smile and a memory worth keeping.
The new buzz in town! Hit the buzzer on a real-life game show that's better than TV!
Australia's first immersive game-show style quiz where anyone can win - it's not just what you know, it's how you play the game.
Inspired by Millionaire Hot Seat, gather your wits and your team and step on set with all the lights, music and action you see on TV.
Be prepared for crazy fun, a few surprises and plenty of laughs.
Grab your friends, family or colleagues and get the laughs rolling, no matter how old you are or what you think you know, anyone can emerge victorious! Perfect for birthday parties, hen's and buck's parties, school outings and team building.
Go wild with Richard Smyth Wild Earth Images.
Richard Smyth is a leading landscape and wildlife photographer due to the popularity of his photographic pictures sold through his store in Fremantle and his interactive website.
From the tranquil turquoise seascapes and beaches of Esperance to the spectacular waterfalls of the Kimberley, the rugged outback beyond, sunsets, wildlife, marine life and more, Richard immortalizes the moment with breath-taking scenes from around Australia.
Pictures range from the small mounted picture - ideal for gifts and mementos, to the large framed panoramic pictures or photographic canvas - resembling a work of art.
Gift vouchers and special limited editions are available.
All photographic pictures and canvases can be rolled up and sent overseas, or if framed, couriered anywhere in Australia, fully insured.
Built in 1897, Fremantle Markets is one of the port city’s most significant landmarks and has rightfully earned itself a reputation as one of the best destinations in Fremantle for locals and tourists alike, as well as a leading source of independent wares and produce.
Fremantle Markets houses a family of stallholders from encouraging young local talent such as designers and artists, launching the careers of budding musicians including John Butler to creating a hub of events for visitors.
Housed in an historic, heritage-listed building, its unique bohemian atmosphere has made it the best and most well-known market in Western Australia.
Suzy Galloway creates bright, quirky, happy artworks mostly Acrylic on canvas.
Suzy has a range of products printed with her artwork, including beach bags, towels, sarongs, lanyards, magnets, and coffee cups.
She is operating her retail business in the Famous Fremantle Markets. Suzy opens the retail and gallery doors when the markets are operating.
Ever wanted to throw an axe? Situated inside FOMO Freo, MANIAX offers an urban axe-throwing experience like no other.
Learn how to hurl hatchets with your trained Axe-pert coach before jumping into an epic competition to crown the axe throwing champion.
With a selection of Viking-inspired cocktails, ice cold bevs, and delicious piping-hot pizzas, MANIAX is the perfect place for birthday parties, bucks’ and hens nights, team building, date night - or if you would just really love to throw an axe.
Located in the FOMO King Square building, get ready for the craziest round of mini golf you've ever played, Fremantle.
With 18 uniquely themed holes across two courses, including never-before-seen holes, Holey Moley has really raised the par with this one.
Play a game of putt putt Red Light, Green Light, avoid crashed UFOs and catch a film at HOLEYwood (beware of Golfzilla!). Just make sure to visit your favourite yellow family, but watch out - the Floor Is Lava!
Played up a thirst? Head over to the 'poolside' Splash Bar and sip out of a mini bathtub, or sample one of the famous Sugar Caddy cocktails.
Strike Bowling is packed to the rafters with eight bowling lanes, two karaoke rooms and four amazing party rooms and has fun covered for everyone. Add their delicious menu and Instagrammable cocktails and you can settle in for the ultimate night out.
So, whether you're having a kid's party, Christmas function, team-building event - or a night out with mates, Strike Fremantle is the place to be.
Step right up, Freo! Archie Brothers has landed at FOMO King Square, and thry're bringing the chaos. Part arcade, part bar, part neon-drenched playground — they've packed the joint with nostalgic games, bowling, giant plushies, and cocktails that know how to party. This is where you cut loose, play big, and chase the kind of prizes you'll need a mate to carry home.
From first dates to wild nights out, they've got the tunes, the games, and the drinks to keep you going 'til the lights come up. Fremantle, your new favourite arcade is here — and it's a little bit weird in all the right ways.
The heart of Fremantle in the square originally imagined in 1833 by John Septimus Roe and where the wide blue Western Australian skies meet the architecture of a spirited 19th-century gold rush port city, where avenues of Jacaranda trees line the streets and Moreton Bay figs and plane trees create a canopy for an urban room in the heart of the downtown area. This is Walyalup Koort.
Fremantle Town Hall stands tall in the square with a 32-metre clocktower and picturesque roofscape of turrets in the Victorian Free Classical style. Fremantle Visitor Centre in Walyalup Civic Centre is a natural point zero to begin exploring the city. Explore FOMO, pull up a stool for a counter meal and a cold beer at the ‘Fed’, a traditional Australian pub, and browse independent retail stores found in the beautifully restored Manning Buildings that extend over a city block along William Street through to Market and High Streets.
There are no modern skyscrapers in sight in Fremantle’s town square, it’s a place of a human scale where friends gather, city workers emerge and children play.
Walyalup Koort is a five-minute walk from Fremantle Bus and Train Station. Visit the Fremantle Visitor Centre for local information and tips on things to do while you are in Fremantle.
Japingka Gallery is located on two floors of a heritage-listed warehouse in Fremantle's historic West End and has over 3,000 Aboriginal artworks from around Australia. Japingka showcases major artists from the Central and Western Desert, Kimberley, Arnhem Land, Northern Queensland and other important art-producing regions.
The directors have worked with Aboriginal artists for over 35 years. Japingka is a member of the Indigenous Art Code and Aboriginal Art Association of Australia, ensuring fair trade and ethical sourcing of artworks. All their artworks are fully documented, including certificate of provenance, artist details and story of the artwork.
Esplanade Reserve is a large parkland area, identified by tall Norfolk Pines, in the centre of Fremantle between Fishing Boat Harbour, the West End precinct and the Cappuccino Strip.
You will also find Esplanade Youth Plaza, Tourist Wheel Fremantle, a playground area with swings and a large climbing frame.
The parkland is a popular place for families and visitors to relax in the sunshine, enjoy a picnic or take the kids to the playground. It’s been a place for community events, festivals, concerts and families since the early twentieth century when the land was reclaimed from the sea. The original foreshore line can be seen on Marine Terrace.
Esplanade Reserve is a short walk from Fremantle bus and train station.
