Flights from Sydney to Perth start at AU$229*.

The Central Business District of Perth is located approximately 14 kilometers from the airport. Airport Shuttle Perth, which operates seven days a week and twenty-four hours a day, is the most convenient and cost-effective method of commuting to central Perth. Make your reservation for this service in advance with Airport Shuttle Service.

Alternately, you can reach Perth City by using the public transportation system Transperth, which has many connections between Perth Airport and the central business district of Perth. Taxis, ridesharing services, and rental cars are some of the other options.

You will arrive at either Terminal 2 or Terminal 3 of Perth's Domestic Airport when you travel there. Leave the terminal and make your way to one of the many available transport services.

A guide to the times and costs of transfers (towards Perth City):

• 20 minutes, give or take, via taxi or rideshare service $25 to get to Perth City, and $50 to $55 to get to Fremantle
• Approximately, Airport Shuttle in Perth: $24
• Public transportation in and around Transperth: approximately $4 50 ($1 80 concession)

You can learn more by reading our guide to the Perth Airport.

The most convenient way to reach the Sydney Airport, which is situated 8 kilometers outside of the city center, is by taking the Air Train, which only takes 13 minutes. You can pay for the service with your Opal Card, or you can tap on with your American Express, Visa, or Mastercard.

You can also get to Sydney Airport by taking a shuttle or public bus, a taxi, or a rideshare service; as an alternative, you can drive yourself and make use of the short-term or long-term parking options that are available at the airport. The drive from the center of Sydney takes approximately 25 minutes during off-peak hours; however, as we are all aware, Sydney traffic can become congested, so be sure to allow yourself additional time for the commute during peak travel times.

Your domestic flight to Perth will depart from Terminal 2 (T2), which is operated by Virgin Australia.

When must I be checked in at the airport in Sydney, and what time is that?

We strongly suggest that you plan to arrive at the airport at least 60 minutes before your flight time if you intend to check in luggage, as check-in closes 45 minutes before the scheduled departure time of your flight. This should give you sufficient breathing room to grab a cup of coffee or a snack on the way to the departure gate without making you feel rushed.

You can learn more in our.   A Guide to the Airport in Sydney

Only have one day to spend in Perth. You don't need to feel like you're competing in The Amazing Race thanks to this handy guide, which will help you visit a number of the most important attractions and activities without feeling rushed.

Petition serves breakfast at 8:30 in the morning.

After arriving in Perth from Sydney and getting a good night's rest, you are now prepared to experience everything that this city has to offer. Petition is a lively all-day kitchen that transforms into a boisterous beer corner in the evening. It's no wonder that this place is a favorite of the locals; it's located inside the stunning historic State Buildings, which were established in 1878 on Barrack Street. For breakfast, you're going to Petition.

The Perth Mint opens at 10 a.m.

At the Perth Mint, where the day will begin, you will begin with a little bit of national and local history. You can learn about the history of the gold rush in Australia by reserving a spot on the guided tour and hearing the fascinating stories of farmers who discovered the giant nuggets of gold by accident.

11.30am – Western Australian Museum

After that, you will go to the Western Australian Museum, specifically to the newest wing, the WA Museum Boola Bardi, which is located in the Perth Cultural Centre. In addition to its rotating and permanent exhibitions, the Perth Cultural Center also shows movies during the Perth Festival, which runs from the middle of February to the middle of March.

Lunch will be served at the Bivouac at 12:30.

Their 'feed me' menu is a sharing 4-course banquet including Bivouac favorites, a secret or two, and sweets to finish – their menu was founded on years of travel and culinary exploration. Today's lunch treat is booked at Bivouac, which is located in the artsy neighborhood of Northbridge. Enjoy

Climb the Matagarup Bridge at two o'clock.

It's time to work off lunch because you have a reservation to climb to the top of Perth's Matagarup Bridge, which has 314 steps that are inclined at a 45-degree angle. You will be rewarded with breathtaking panoramas from the Skyview Deck as well as the entertaining anecdotes of the tour guides.

The Kings Park and Botanic Garden will open at 3 o'clock.

After experiencing that rush of adrenaline, you'll be ready to relax with some time spent at the breathtaking Kings Park and Botanic Garden. This city-fringe park is even larger than Central Park in New York City, and it provides breathtaking views of the city, the Darling Ranges, and the Swan and Canning Rivers.

Sunset cocktails are served at 4.30 o'clock at The Flour Factory.

It's time for happy hour, and you're headed to The Flour Factory, a fabulous urban public house that spans three floors of a historic flour mill that dates back to the early 20th century. We believe that you will be able to find something to your liking to drink here, as there is a back bar that serves over one hundred gins from all over the world, as well as a list of beers, wines, and seasonal cocktails.

7pm – Dinner at Oyster Bar

Dinner is reserved at Oyster Bar, which is located in the Elizabeth Quay precinct and overlooks Swan River. Their catchy tag line, "don't just sit there ogling – come and visit us today," says it all: "don't just sit there ogling." It is time to pull yourself away from the drinks. You have finally arrived in heaven thanks to the rotating specials, such as "Killa Thursdays" (which feature $2 Kilpatrick oysters) and weekday happy hour.

A nightcap is served at Bobeche at nine o'clock.

A cheeky nightcap at one of Perth's most charismatic cocktail bars, Bobeche, with its basement ambience and their famous teapot punch amongst classic libations, should serve as the final stop on your excursion through Perth. Recall the amazing day you had in Perth and the adventures you had there.

Throughout the city, which winds around Swan River, and its inner-city precincts, each with their own distinct flavor, Perth provides a wide variety of lodging options that are priced to accommodate a variety of budgets and styles.

Perth CBD

Staying in the Central Business District of Perth is convenient because all of the city's top attractions are within walking distance. You'll be in close proximity to Kings Park and Botanic Garden, the Art Gallery of Western Australia, the Museum of Performing Arts, and the WA Museum; additionally, Burswood's Optus Stadium is only 3 kilometers away. You can choose from a wide variety of accommodations that are priced to accommodate a variety of budgets.

South Perth (Town)

South Perth is a great place to stay if you enjoy coffee and culture because the neighborhood is filled with cafes, farmers markets, hidden gardens, quirky shops, and cool street art. If these things appeal to you, you will definitely enjoy this part of Perth. From Elizabeth Quay in the City, South Perth can be reached quickly and easily by ferry. In addition, it plays host to a wide variety of events, such as the Fringe World music festival, which takes place during the summer (typically in January or February).

East Perth

Staying in East Perth, with its easy access to central Perth, is a good choice if you want to get a sense of what it's like to live like a local while still being close to the action. East Perth is home to a diverse range of businesses, including cafes, boutique stores, and breweries, in addition to some of Perth's most recognizable landmarks, such as The Perth Mint.

Northbridge

Northbridge is the creative mecca for designers, cultural institutions, vintage shops, and local fashion, so if you're looking for a place to stay that has an artistic atmosphere, you need not look any further than this neighborhood. This area offers a variety of accommodations, ranging from boutique to Double Tree by Hilton, and is only a five-minute walk from the center of Perth's business district.

Subiaco

To the locals, the verdant neighborhood of Subiaco is simply referred to as "Subi," and it is an excellent place to stay if you want to be surrounded by hip cafes, wine bars, live music, and theatre. Experience a concert in the open air at the Theatre Gardens, look around at the many historic buildings, and explore the eclectic assortment of shops, cafes, and restaurants. You are located in an inner-western suburb, and you are close to 16 beaches, some of which include Scarborough Beach and Cottlesloe Beach.

West Perth

An inner-city commercial hub that is easily accessible from the city via the free CAT bus can be found in West Perth, which is also home to a number of thriving cafes and Kings Park. West Perth is an ideal location to stay in for travelers who are in town for either business or pleasure, as it provides the ideal combination of urban and natural settings in a single package. Learn more with the help of our travel guide to Perth.

Learn More with the Help of Our Travel Guide to Perth

The weather in Perth is always ideal for enjoying the city's diverse offerings, which are available throughout the entire year.

Spring

Springtime (September to November) is the best time to visit from Sydney because the weather is mild (between 12 and 19 degrees Celsius), the colorful wildflowers are in full bloom, and the calendar of events and festivals is jam-packed.

Summer

The months of December through February, which are considered to be summer in Perth, are the best time to go to the beach there. It is also the time of year when the city comes to life with events, markets, and live music – Fringe World and Perth Festival light up the city – as well as numerous opportunities to experience the arts, food, and wine.

Autumn

If you want to experience outdoor activities such as the many walking and cycling trails, events such as motorsports, and festivals, the fall season (March to May) is the best time to visit.

Winter

Winter in Sydney is relatively similar to what residents are used to, with daytime temperatures hovering around 20 degrees throughout the months of June through August.  

What to bring with you on your trip to Perth and why

Because of Perth's consistently pleasant climate, visitors should bring clothes that are breathable and lightweight. In comparison to Sydney, Perth is a more relaxed and less business-oriented city; therefore, a wardrobe consisting of shorts, long pants, dresses, and a light jacket should be sufficient for the majority of the year.

Bring along a pair of shoes that are comfortable for your urban explorations, as well as swimwear and sunscreen if you intend to spend any time on Perth's beautiful beaches.

Because the winters in Perth are milder than those in Sydney, bring a few extra layers and a jacket with a medium weight when you travel there during the cooler months.

• • Dressing lightly, applying sunscreen, wearing loose-fitting dresses for women and short-sleeved shirts for men are all essential summertime activities.
  • Autumn: a light jacket
  • Jeans, boots, both short- and long-sleeved tops, a medium-weight jacket or a wool coat should be worn during the winter.
  • Spring: a light jacket for cooler evenings