This tour will start at the famous Bell Tower Barrack Square. Our team will greet delegates with a big WA welcome and smile with a WCDP logo sign to make it easy for you to spot the team at the Bell Tower.

Please be sure to be on time for this tour as it will commence at 9:00am sharp with a presentation from Richard Offen.

Please be sure to wear comfortable clothing including enclosed walking shoes and to pack all the essentials including: Sunscreen; Hat; Water bottle; Pen/Paper/Camera (optional).  

Tour is inclusive of bus transfers and lunch. Delegate dietary requirements have been advised and addressed with the lunch venue.

Tour Schedule:

9:00am Guests arrive at Bell Tower for Richard Offen’s AV Presentation – Bell Tower Barrack Square, Barrack Square, Riverside Drive, Perth. Please find the location here. 

9:30am Bus Departs Barrack Street 

9:45am Boat Shed (Crawley Baths) & Eliza Statue – visit the site of the original Crawley baths, a public swimming facility in Matilda Bay opened in 1914 and the bronze Eliza statute that commemorates the historic location. The baths were the largest enclosed body of water in the southern hemisphere and were an important recreational facility in Perth for fifty years. It was an important meeting place for the local community and featured 106 dressing boxes, two pontoons, springboards, and a moveable grandstand where generations of West Australian children learnt to swim.  

10:15am Nedlands Baths – the only surviving example of public baths in Perth and a unique reminder of an almost forgotten way of life.  

11am WA Maritime Museum (Fremantle) – the WA Maritime Museum in Fremantle is symbolic of the area’s past, present, and future as a coastal city and port. See the significant historic objects and vessels that highlight WA’s sporting, sailing and adventure heritage, including the America’s Cup winning yacht, Australia II and Jon Sanders’ Parry Endeavour.  

12:30pm Cottesloe Surf Club and Sgt Smith Memorial (Lunch Location) – Cottesloe Surf Club was formed in 1909 when Police Sgt Smith began the revolutionary beach safety and lifesaving movement in WA. It is now an iconic coastal location and a popular spot for swimming, snorkelling, surfing, and enjoying the beautiful Perth sunset. 

2.30pm Arrive back at Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre