Fremantle Travel Forum

Read on the review the market are open only on Friday to Sunday only ?

It doesnt opens on Monday at all ? Are there other markets which we can visit when we're there in September ?

We are coming over to fremantle for the blues and roots festival, 18th april. Is this a sit down event? do we need to bring our own chairs and if so what type?
Some folk festivals we have been to limit seating to those low beach chairs.
Any advice greatly appreciated.

Thank you all for great info re apartment in freo.
we have decided on an apartment in central fremantle and very close to the esplanade reserve, but not in Norfolk st as we thought it may be too noisy.
Now we really need advice on the best way to get from the airport to Fremantle.
We would rather not hire a car. Is there a train from the airport or do we get a cab or bus to the city (Perth)and train from there? or is there a bus direct to freo? Would it be expensive to get a cab from aiport to central Fremantle?
Thanks guys.

we are thinking of staying at Boulters apartment in central fremantle.
Does any one know of this apartment and can you recommend it? we are a middle aged couple who value being safe and quiet in a central location.
I do not know which street it is in is close to/opposite the markets. maybe Norfolk st.
thanks
Jenni

I have friends coming over from europe. They want to take a 3 to 6 months Englisch course in order to prepare for immigration next year.
Who can recommend a serious school preferable in Fremantle (or Perth) for adults?
Cheers, Kris

can u tell me more abou the anchor walk in fremantle

Greetings. Sorry to prevail upon the wisdom of Australians yet again, but... when last I was in Fremantle, I was taken to a place - a large shed, really - that was packed from end to end with the most astonishing collection of vintage toy cars, trucks, trains, planes, toys and so forth. I'm not making this up; I know I'm not dreaming and I swear I haven't had a frostie for at least 22 minutes. Does is exist? What is it? Where is it? Why is it?

PS: I'm sure it was near your famous aquarium (the one you walk through while Johnnies (sharks) swim over your head)

Greetings all. Four of us (South Africans) will be in Freo at the end of this month. I was last there about 12 years ago with some good buddies and we had a rip-roaring time in a pub that sold a beer called Red Back (named after your world-famous spider).

A few years ago, one of my travelling companions (my best friend, actually) was killed in an air crash, so it would be a sort of pilgrimage for me to find that pub again and lift a glass in his memory. The pub might have been called the Red Back (although I doubt it), or even the Dogbolter (or was that one of the brews we downed . . . I was tired and confused at the time :-). Or maybe it was the Anchor.

Question is: does it still exist and where in Fremantle is it? I recall it had an amazing shop selling all sorts of beers and pub memorabilia. Any help would be much appreciated. Cheers

I have one more question - where in Fremantle is possible to run (caa 10 km). We'll be staying near F.Preason and I'm looking for nearest possible location for running. Is it save to run outside when it gets dark? Are there some fitness clubs (for running on machines)?

I am staying in Fremantle for three weeks with two sons (3 and 8 years)- at the end of July and beginning of August. I'm looking for information about places to eat (suitable for children) and things to do between 8 am and 5 pm. Also, which trips would you recommand me for weekends (to sleep over for a night or two somewhere else, perhaps)? What are the costs for inner flights (eg. if we want to go to Sharks bay)?
I'll be glad if you give me some tips.
Jasna

hello all i am hopefully coming over soon to live and work for several months can anyone advise me on how much i will be paying to rent somewhere ideally close to freo theres only me so nothing to flash

hello is there any out there who knows henderson street if so do you know my aunt bea hitt i havent heard from her for a while and i hope shes ok

hello everyone last year i stayed with my aunt on henderson st ,at the end of feb me and my wife are coming back to your fantastic country for 3 weeks this time i dont want to be a burden on my aunt can you recommend a hotel thats not to expensive or a villa ,apartement or something it doesnt matter if its just outside freo many thanks TONY AND VAL

We are planning a visit to WA (Fremantle/Perth) for one week in January as part of an around-the-world-trip.

On this moment thinking to visit:
Rottnest Island, Pinnacles, "the loop Hyden/Rock Wave- Albany-Fremantle" and Fremantle and Perth

Wating for tips and information about:
- our itinerary and must see activities
- accommodation in Fremantle, Cervantes, Hyden and
Albany
(we prefer smaller family hotels or B&B's, average
priced)
- reliable and affordable rental car companies

looking forward to replies

Jaap
the Netherlands

hi im coming to stay in fremantle on henderson street with my auntie that ive noy seen for 20 years are there many things to do and is there any jobs for a 38 year old welder my intention is to possibly move over there if i like it

Hello everyone!
I'm travelling to Freemantle in a couple of weeks time. Has anyone got some recommendations on where to stay? I've never been there so I hope to get some insider advice. Thanks!!!