Free Things to Do, Historic Towns, Family Activities, Wildlife, Coastal Adventures & Day Trips
Planning a stay in Midland, Western Australia, and wondering what there is to see and do around Perth?
You’ve come to the right place.
Midland is a fantastic base for exploring Perth, Guildford, the Swan Valley, the Perth Hills, Hillarys Harbour, Rottnest Island and Mandurah.
And while Perth’s city attractions are well worth visiting, there is so much more to discover beyond the CBD.
You can wander through historic streets, explore beautiful parks, visit wineries and chocolate factories, discover waterfalls in the Perth Hills, spend a day at the beach, meet the famous quokkas on Rottnest Island or enjoy a relaxed afternoon beside the water.
For families, couples, workers, hospital visitors, nature lovers, foodies and travellers wanting to experience more of Western Australia, Midland offers a convenient base for exploring the region.
This guide covers 30 things to do near Midland, WA, including free activities, family attractions, heritage experiences, coastal adventures, markets, nature walks and day trips across Perth and beyond.
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Midland & Perth at a Glance
Destination: Midland, Western Australia
Region: Perth metropolitan area, Eastern Perth
Best known for: Shopping, transport connections, heritage, access to Perth and the Swan Valley
Also popular for: Wineries, wildlife, markets, beaches, family attractions, walking trails, history and scenic drives
Nearby areas: Guildford, Woodbridge, Swan Valley, Perth CBD, Perth Hills, Kalamunda, Hillarys, Fremantle and Mandurah
Best accommodation base: Midland is well positioned for exploring Perth and its surrounding regions without needing to stay in the city centre.
One of the advantages of staying in Midland is the variety of experiences within reach. You can explore Perth’s city attractions one day, enjoy wineries and local produce in the Swan Valley the next, and then head into the Perth Hills for bushwalking and scenic views.
You can even plan a full-day adventure to Rottnest Island or travel south to Mandurah.
And with Aussie Chillout’s Midland Haven, you have a private two-bedroom ground-floor unit accommodating up to 6 guests, making it a practical base for families, groups, workers and visitors attending appointments at the local hospital.
30 Things to Do Near Midland WA | Perth, Swan Valley, Rottnest Island, Beaches, Nature & Family Fun
Free Things to Do Around Midland, Guildford & Perth
1. Explore Midland’s Shops, Cafés & Local Streets
Start close to home.
Midland is a major shopping and service centre for Perth’s eastern suburbs, with shopping, cafés, restaurants and everyday essentials close by.
Browse the shops, grab a coffee, enjoy lunch or pick up supplies for a relaxed evening back at Midland Haven.
Midland is also a useful starting point for visitors who want to explore Perth by train rather than drive into the city.
Sometimes the best way to start a holiday is simply to slow down, grab a coffee and decide where the day will take you.
2. Discover Historic Guildford
Take a short trip to Guildford, one of Perth’s historic towns.
Guildford is known for its heritage streetscapes, historic buildings, antique shops, cafés and old-fashioned village atmosphere.
Spend time wandering along James Street and the surrounding streets, admiring the architecture and discovering some of the town’s local stories.
You can combine your visit with lunch, a coffee or a browse through the shops.
Guildford is particularly enjoyable for history lovers, photographers and anyone who appreciates a slower pace.
3. Walk Along the Swan River at Woodbridge Riverside Park
Looking for somewhere peaceful to enjoy the outdoors?
Head to Woodbridge Riverside Park, beside the Swan River.
It’s a lovely place to enjoy river views, take a stroll, have a picnic or simply sit and watch the water.
Bring a picnic rug, pack some snacks and let the afternoon unfold without spending a fortune.
The surrounding area also has connections to Midland’s railway and settlement history, making it a worthwhile stop for visitors who enjoy combining nature with local heritage.
4. Explore Kings Park and Botanic Garden
A visit to Perth would not be complete without exploring Kings Park and Botanic Garden.
Overlooking the Swan River and Perth city skyline, Kings Park offers spectacular views, gardens, walking paths, picnic areas and opportunities to discover Western Australian plants.
Take a leisurely walk, enjoy a picnic with a view or explore the Western Australian Botanic Garden.
It is an excellent option for families, couples and visitors wanting to experience Perth’s natural beauty without paying for an admission ticket to the main park.
Allow plenty of time. You may find yourself stopping for photographs every few minutes.
5. Enjoy Perth’s Waterfront at Elizabeth Quay
Head into Perth and explore Elizabeth Quay, a lively waterfront precinct beside the Swan River.
Walk along the promenade, admire the bridges and public art, enjoy the city views or stop for a coffee or meal.
Elizabeth Quay is a good place to start a day exploring Perth because you can combine it with the CBD, nearby attractions and riverfront walks.
Visit during the day for sightseeing or later in the afternoon to enjoy the changing city atmosphere.
6. Discover Perth’s Public Art & Cultural Precincts
Perth has plenty to discover beyond its shopping streets.
Explore public art, city laneways, cultural precincts and the outdoor spaces around the Perth Cultural Centre.
Depending on your interests, you can combine a city walk with visits to nearby museums, galleries or cultural attractions.
This is a good option for visitors who enjoy photography, architecture and discovering places at their own pace.
Check individual attraction websites for admission fees, exhibitions and opening hours.
7. Enjoy a Picnic at Hyde Park
Looking for a relaxing outdoor escape in the city?
Hyde Park is a beautiful inner-city park with mature trees, walking paths and lakes.
It is a pleasant place to stretch your legs, enjoy a picnic or take a break from sightseeing.
Families can enjoy the open spaces, while couples and visitors travelling alone can appreciate a peaceful walk surrounded by greenery.
Pack lunch before heading into the city and enjoy a simple, budget-friendly outing.
8. Visit Fremantle’s Historic Streets & Waterfront
Although Fremantle is farther from Midland than Guildford or the Swan Valley, it makes an excellent day trip.
Explore the historic streets, browse local shops, discover cafés and restaurants, and enjoy the waterfront atmosphere.
Depending on your interests, you can visit Fremantle Markets when operating, explore the historic Round House or learn about maritime history at local museums.
Fremantle also provides a departure point for Rottnest Island ferry services, depending on the operator and timetable.
It’s an excellent choice for visitors wanting to combine history, food, shopping and coastal scenery in one outing.
9. Discover Local History at the WA Museum Boola Bardip
Located in Perth’s cultural precinct, WA Museum Boola Bardip offers an opportunity to explore Western Australia’s natural and cultural history.
Discover exhibitions covering the state’s landscapes, people, biodiversity and stories.
It is a useful choice for families, curious travellers and anyone wanting to understand more about Western Australia beyond its beaches and wineries.
Allow extra time if you enjoy museums, and check current exhibitions and entry arrangements before visiting.
10. Enjoy a Sunset Beside the Swan River
Sometimes you don’t need a major attraction to have a memorable day.
Find a suitable riverside location around Perth or the eastern suburbs, bring a takeaway meal and enjoy the changing colours as the sun sets.
The Swan River provides many scenic places to pause, walk and relax.
You could combine your sunset stop with a meal in Guildford, a walk at Woodbridge Riverside Park or an evening outing in Perth.
It’s a simple way to finish a day of sightseeing.
Family Activities & Attractions
11. Meet Native Animals at Caversham Wildlife Park
Want to see some Australian wildlife?
Caversham Wildlife Park, in Whiteman Park, is a popular family attraction where visitors can encounter Australian animals.
Depending on the experiences available during your visit, you may see kangaroos, koalas, wombats and other native wildlife.
It is a particularly good option for families visiting from overseas or interstate who want to introduce children to Australian animals.
Combine your visit with time exploring Whiteman Park, which has open spaces and other attractions.
Check the wildlife park’s current animal experiences, opening times and ticket prices before travelling.
12. Explore Whiteman Park
Whiteman Park is a large recreation and conservation area north of Midland.
It offers open spaces, walking and cycling opportunities, picnic areas and several attractions that can make a family day out.
Depending on operating days, visitors may be able to enjoy heritage transport experiences, museums or other activities within the park.
You can spend a few hours exploring or make a full day of it by combining the park with Caversham Wildlife Park.
Pack a picnic, wear comfortable shoes and check which attractions are operating on your chosen day.
13. Have a Family Adventure at Gravity Discovery Centre or a Local Adventure Park
Families looking for something different can explore educational and adventure attractions around the wider Perth region.
For a more science-focused outing, investigate the Gravity Discovery Centre and Observatory near Gingin, although this is a longer drive from Midland and is best treated as a full-day trip.
Alternatively, look for local indoor activity centres, climbing experiences or family adventure venues closer to Midland.
These options can be useful when children need something more active than a museum or shopping trip.
Check age requirements, bookings and opening times before heading out.
14. Discover the Swan Valley’s Chocolate & Sweet Treats
The Swan Valley is not just about wine.
It is also a popular destination for families and food lovers, with chocolate, confectionery, ice cream, cafés and local produce.
Plan a relaxed drive through the region and stop at selected food producers along the way.
You can make the outing as simple or elaborate as you like, from a quick sweet treat to a full day exploring local businesses.
If you are travelling with children, a chocolate stop can be an easy way to add something special to the itinerary.
Check individual businesses for current opening days and tasting experiences.
15. Enjoy a Day at Hillarys Boat Harbour
Head north-west to Hillarys Boat Harbour, one of Perth’s best-known coastal destinations.
Explore the marina, browse the shops, enjoy a meal overlooking the water or take a walk along the waterfront.
Families can enjoy the relaxed harbour atmosphere, while beach lovers can combine their visit with time at nearby beaches.
Hillarys is also home to AQWA, the Aquarium of Western Australia, where visitors can discover marine life from the waters around Western Australia.
Allow extra time if you want to visit the aquarium as well as explore the harbour.
16. Discover AQWA, the Aquarium of Western Australia
Located at Hillarys Boat Harbour, AQWA is an excellent option for families and anyone interested in marine life.
Explore exhibits featuring creatures from Western Australia’s coastline and underwater environments.
It is a good wet-weather option and can be combined with lunch, shopping and a walk around Hillarys Boat Harbour.
Allow a few hours for your visit, especially if you are travelling with children.
Check current admission prices, opening hours and special experiences before booking.
Coastal Activities & Island Adventures
17. Spend a Day at Rottnest Island
If you have time for one memorable day trip from the Perth region, consider Wadjemup / Rottnest Island.
Rottnest Island is famous for its beautiful beaches, clear water, cycling routes, coastal scenery and the much-loved quokka.
Take a ferry from an available departure point, such as Fremantle or Hillarys, depending on the operator and timetable.
Once on the island, you can explore beaches, enjoy a picnic, hire a bicycle, take a guided tour or simply find a quiet spot beside the water.
It is a fantastic day out for couples, families and visitors wanting to experience one of Western Australia’s best-known destinations.
Important: Ferry services, departure points and timetables vary. Book ahead, particularly during school holidays and busy periods, and check the latest visitor information at rottnestisland.com.
18. Cycle Around Rottnest Island
One of the best ways to explore Rottnest Island is by bicycle.
The island has roads and cycling routes that connect beaches, bays and scenic viewpoints.
You can bring a bicycle if permitted by your ferry operator or investigate hire options on the island.
Plan your route around your fitness, the weather and the time available. You do not need to cycle the entire island to enjoy the experience.
Remember to carry water, use sun protection and allow time to stop for photographs.
And, of course, keep an eye out for quokkas while respecting their space. Never feed or touch wildlife.
19. Relax at the Beaches Around Hillarys & Perth’s Northern Coast
Western Australia’s coastline is a highlight for many visitors.
From Hillarys, explore nearby beaches and coastal areas where you can walk, relax, swim in suitable conditions or enjoy the ocean views.
You could combine a beach visit with a meal at Hillarys Boat Harbour or explore another section of Perth’s northern coastline.
Always check local beach conditions, signage and swimming advice before entering the water.
If the weather is warm, pack sunscreen, hats, water and beach gear before leaving Midland.
20. Explore Fremantle and Take a Harbour Cruise
Fremantle is a great place to enjoy Western Australia’s maritime atmosphere.
Explore the harbour, watch boats coming and going or look into available cruises and water-based experiences.
Depending on the operator, you may find river cruises, harbour tours or other experiences departing from the wider Perth and Fremantle area.
You can also combine the outing with a walk through Fremantle’s historic streets, a visit to the markets or lunch near the waterfront.
Check current schedules and departure points before making plans.
Swan Valley, Perth Hills & Nature Adventures
21. Explore the Swan Valley Food & Wine Region
The Swan Valley is one of the easiest day trips from Midland.
Known for its wineries, breweries, cafés, restaurants and local produce, the region offers plenty of ways to enjoy a relaxed day outside the city.
Choose a few stops rather than trying to visit everything in one day.
You might enjoy a winery lunch, sample local produce, browse artisan shops or simply take a scenic drive through the countryside.
The Swan Valley is particularly suitable for couples, groups of friends and food lovers.
If you plan to sample alcoholic drinks, arrange a designated driver or use an appropriate transport or tour service.
22. Visit Swan Settlers Market
For a more casual Swan Valley experience, visit Swan Settlers Market when operating.
Markets can be a great place to browse local products, discover food stalls and enjoy a relaxed weekend outing.
Combine the market with other nearby Swan Valley stops, such as local food producers, cafés or scenic countryside.
Check the market’s current opening days and event information before visiting, as operating arrangements can change.
23. Discover Guildford’s Historic Pubs, Cafés & Heritage
Guildford deserves more than a quick drive-through.
Return for a longer visit and explore its historic buildings, heritage streets, antique shops, cafés and traditional hospitality venues.
You can enjoy a relaxed lunch, browse the shops and learn more about the town’s role in the early development of the Swan River Colony.
Guildford also works well as part of a wider itinerary that includes Midland, Woodbridge and the Swan Valley.
It is an easy way to experience the region’s history without travelling far from your accommodation.
24. Explore John Forrest National Park
Nature lovers should consider John Forrest National Park, in the Perth Hills.
The park offers bushwalking opportunities, natural scenery and a chance to explore a different side of Western Australia away from the city.
Depending on the route and conditions, you can enjoy woodland, rocky landscapes and seasonal wildflowers.
Some trails are more demanding than others, so choose a walk suited to your fitness and available time.
Before visiting, check current park alerts, trail access, weather conditions and any seasonal restrictions.
Take water, wear suitable footwear and leave enough time to return before dark.
25. Discover Kalamunda & the Perth Hills
Head into the Perth Hills and explore Kalamunda, a popular destination for scenic drives, cafés, local shops and access to nature.
The area provides a welcome change from the city, with leafy streets, forest surroundings and opportunities for walking.
You can browse the town, enjoy lunch or explore nearby trails and lookouts.
If your visit falls on a market day, investigate the local artisan or farmers markets.
Kalamunda is a good choice for visitors who enjoy a combination of nature, local food and small-town atmosphere.
26. Visit Lesmurdie Falls & Enjoy the Hills Waterfalls
For a scenic outdoor adventure, visit Lesmurdie Falls, in the Perth Hills.
The waterfall is particularly impressive when seasonal rainfall has increased the flow, although conditions vary throughout the year.
Walking tracks provide opportunities to enjoy the surrounding landscape and views towards the Perth metropolitan area.
Choose a route that suits your fitness, wear suitable shoes and take care around steep or slippery sections.
Waterfalls can be seasonal, so check conditions before travelling and do not assume there will be a strong flow during dry periods.
27. Take a Scenic Drive Through the Perth Hills
Sometimes the best way to explore is to get in the car and see where the road takes you.
The Perth Hills offer scenic drives through forested areas, small towns and countryside.
You could combine Kalamunda, Lesmurdie Falls and other local stops into a day trip, with time for lunch and a walk along the way.
Depending on your interests, you can focus on nature, markets, cafés, lookouts or seasonal wildflowers.
Keep your itinerary flexible and allow extra time for places that catch your eye.
Perth City & Day Trips Further Afield
28. Explore Perth’s City Attractions & Shopping
Set aside a day to explore Perth itself.
You can combine the CBD, Elizabeth Quay, Kings Park and the city’s cultural attractions into one itinerary.
Depending on your interests, you might visit museums, explore shopping precincts, enjoy a restaurant meal or simply wander through the city streets.
Staying in Midland gives you the option of driving into Perth or investigating public transport from Midland Station.
If travelling by train, check current timetables, service changes and the best connections for your chosen attractions.
29. Visit Mandurah for Canals, Beaches & Dolphin Experiences
Fancy a longer coastal day trip?
Head south to Mandurah, a popular waterfront destination known for its waterways, marina, beaches and relaxed holiday atmosphere.
Take a walk beside the water, explore the town centre, enjoy lunch overlooking the marina or investigate a dolphin and wildlife cruise.
Mandurah’s canals and waterways are a major attraction, and boat-based experiences offer a different perspective on the region.
You can also explore nearby coastal areas or simply enjoy a change of scenery away from Perth.
Allow a full day for the outing, particularly if you plan to book a cruise.
Check tour availability, departure times and current wildlife-viewing information before travelling.
30. Combine Fremantle, the Coast & a Relaxed Lunch
If you want to experience another side of Perth’s coastal lifestyle, plan a day around Fremantle and the surrounding coast.
Explore historic streets, discover local markets when operating, visit museums or enjoy a meal near the harbour.
You could also combine Fremantle with a beach stop, depending on your available time.
This is a good option for couples, friends and visitors who enjoy history, food and the atmosphere of a working port city.
It is also a practical alternative if Rottnest Island ferry schedules or weather conditions do not suit your plans.
Planning a Family Holiday in Midland & Perth?
You do not have to make every day about expensive attractions.
Try mixing the big experiences with simple days outdoors.
That gives everyone something to look forward to.
Free & Affordable Things to Do Around Midland
If you’re travelling on a budget, you don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars every day.
Try:
Some attractions and national parks may have parking fees, admission charges or other costs. Check before you go.
Sometimes the simplest days are the ones everyone remembers.
What to Do Around Midland When It Rains
Don’t let a wet day ruin your Midland and Perth holiday.
Try:
Check opening hours and availability before heading out, particularly during public holidays.
And if the rain clears?
Head back outside.
Perth and its surrounding regions have plenty of options for another adventure.
A 3-Day Midland & Perth Itinerary
Five Days in Midland & Perth
Staying longer?
You’ve got plenty of options.
Rottnest Island and Mandurah are longer outings, so allow enough time for transport and activities.
Or forget the itinerary altogether.
Explore. Eat. Walk. Discover. Relax.
That’s the beauty of staying in Midland.
Day Trips from Midland: Where Should You Go?
One of the best reasons to stay in Midland is that you can explore several different sides of Western Australia without changing accommodation.
Here are some places to consider when planning your stay.
Why Stay in Midland, Western Australia?
Midland is a practical base for exploring Perth and its surrounding regions.
You can visit the city, discover historic Guildford, explore the Swan Valley, head into the Perth Hills and plan coastal adventures without packing up and changing accommodation.
Midland is particularly useful for:
Families and Couples
Friends Travelling Together
Workers, FIFO Guests and Business Travellers
Hospital Visitors and Families Visiting Loved Ones
Students and Professionals on Placements
Leisure Travellers and Extended-Stay Guests
And after a day of exploring?
It’s good to come back somewhere comfortable, private and practical.
Why Stay at Midland Haven, Midland WA?
After a day exploring Perth, the Swan Valley or the coast, it’s good to have somewhere comfortable to come back to.
Midland Haven is a private two-bedroom ground-floor unit in Midland, accommodating up to 6 guests.
Set within a secure gated community, it provides a practical base for families, small groups, workers, hospital visitors and travellers exploring Perth.
You can enjoy:
Two-Bedroom Accommodation
Comfortable Living Space
Bathroom and Laundry Facilities
Fully Equipped Kitchen and Dining Area
Convenient Location
Free Wi-Fi and entertainment
Privacy and Independence
Outdoor Courtyards
The sleeping arrangements include a queen bed, bunk-style beds, additional foam mattresses and lounge sleeping options. Please check the listing details to confirm the arrangement best suits your group.
Midland Haven is also conveniently located for visitors who need access to Midland’s hospital precinct, local services and transport connections.
You can prepare breakfast in the kitchen, pack lunch for a day out, return after sightseeing and relax with a movie.
Or fire up the BBQ and enjoy a quiet evening.
That’s what having your own accommodation is all about.
Your Perth & Swan Valley Base
Looking for Midland accommodation near Perth, Guildford, the Swan Valley and Perth Hills?
Midland Haven gives you a convenient base for exploring the region while enjoying the privacy and flexibility of self-contained accommodation.
Whether you’re visiting for:
Perth City & Weekend Getaways
Swan Valley Food, Wine & Perth Hills Escapes
Family Holidays & Wildlife Adventures
Rottnest Island, Hillarys Harbour & Coastal Adventures
Mandurah Day Trips & Western Australia Explorations
Work, FIFO, Hospital Visits & Extended Stays
Midland offers plenty of options.
And when you’ve finished exploring?
Come back to Aussie Chillout’s Midland Haven, put your feet up, enjoy a meal and Chill Out Like a Local.
Frequently Asked Questions About Midland & Perth
- Is Midland a good place to stay when visiting Perth?
Yes. Midland provides access to Perth City, Guildford, the Swan Valley and the Perth Hills. It is also a practical option for visitors wanting self-contained accommodation outside the city centre.
- What are the best things to do near Midland, WA?
Popular options include exploring Guildford, visiting the Swan Valley, walking besides the Swan River, discovering Kings Park, exploring Perth’s city attractions and taking day trips to Hillarys Harbour, Rottnest Island and Mandurah.
- What is Midland known for?
Midland is a major centre in Perth’s eastern suburbs, with shopping, services, transport connections and access to surrounding attractions such as Guildford, the Swan Valley and the Perth Hills.
- Is Midland close to the Swan Valley?
Yes. Midland is conveniently positioned for exploring the Swan Valley, known for wineries, local produce, cafés, restaurants and scenic countryside. Travel times depend on your chosen destination and traffic.
- What can families do near Midland?
Families can visit Caversham Wildlife Park, explore Whiteman Park, discover AQWA at Hillarys Harbour, enjoy Perth’s parks and museums, or plan a day trip to Rottnest Island.
- Is Rottnest Island worth visiting from Midland?
Yes. Rottnest Island is a memorable day trip for its beaches, cycling routes, scenery and quokkas. Allow a full day and plan ferry transport in advance.
- Where can I catch a ferry to Rottnest Island?
Ferry services operate from departure points including Fremantle and Hillarys, depending on the operator and timetable. Check current services and book ahead.
- What is there to do in Guildford, WA?
Guildford is known for its historic streets, heritage buildings, antique shops, cafés and local history. It is an easy addition to a day exploring Midland and the Swan Valley.
- What can you do in the Perth Hills?
The Perth Hills offer scenic drives, walking trails, forest scenery, small towns and seasonal waterfalls and wildflowers. Popular areas include Kalamunda, John Forrest National Park and Lesmurdie Falls.
- Is Hillarys Boat Harbour worth visiting?
Yes. Hillarys Boat Harbour offers marina views, shops, waterfront dining and access to AQWA, the Aquarium of Western Australia. Nearby beaches make it a good coastal day trip.
- Is Mandurah worth a day trip from Midland?
Yes. Mandurah is known for its waterways, marina, beaches and wildlife cruises. It is best planned as a full-day outing, especially if you want to book a boat tour.
- What can I do around Midland for free?
Free or low-cost options include exploring Guildford’s streets, walking at Woodbridge Riverside Park, visiting Kings Park, enjoying Perth’s public spaces, exploring the Perth Hills and taking scenic drives.
- Is Midland Haven suitable for six guests?
Yes. Midland Haven is advertised as accommodating up to 6 guests. Check the bedroom and sleeping arrangements in the listing to ensure they suit your group.
- Does Midland Haven have a kitchen?
Yes. The property has a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, giving guests the flexibility to prepare meals during their stay.
- Does Midland Haven have Wi-Fi and streaming?
Yes. The property provides Wi-Fi, Netflix, Stan, Apple TV and a Smart TV.
- Is Midland Haven suitable for hospital visits?
Yes. Midland Haven is a convenient option for guests attending appointments, visiting family members or staying near the Midland hospital precinct. Check the property location and travel arrangements against your particular hospital or clinic.
- Is Midland Haven suitable for workers and longer stays?
Yes. Its kitchen, laundry facilities, Wi-Fi, living space and multiple sleeping options make it practical for workers, professionals and guests requiring a longer stay, subject to availability.
- How many days should you spend in Midland and Perth?
A long weekend gives you time to explore Midland, Guildford, Perth and one nearby region. Five or more days allows you to add the Swan Valley, Perth Hills, Hillarys Harbour or a full-day outing to Rottnest Island or Mandurah without rushing.
Ready to Explore Midland, Perth & Beyond?
There is a lot more to Midland than shopping and transport connections.
You can wander through historic Guildford, discover the Swan Valley, explore Perth’s city attractions, walk through Kings Park, find waterfalls in the Perth Hills, spend a day at Hillarys Harbour, meet quokkas on Rottnest Island or enjoy the waterways of Mandurah.
Or you can take things slowly.
Enjoy a coffee, visit a local market, pack a picnic, explore somewhere new and come back to your own comfortable accommodation.
Stay. Explore. Discover. Relax.
Then return to Midland Haven, settle in and enjoy your Perth stay.
Chill Out Like a Local.
