Board the bus for the perfect tour of Perth. Then why not add a golden nugget to your visit? A little trip that’s in mint condition!
PERTH HOP-ON, HOP-OFF TOUR
The Perth Hop-On, Hop-Off tour grants you the flexibility to tour around Perth and King’s Park at your own pace. You may hop off at any bus stop that spikes your interest, spend quality sightseeing time at the destination and then hop back on the next bus on the loop. Your ticket is valid for 48 hours.
Enjoy professional and informative commentary in multiple languages and a special English audio commentary for children.
Major attractions covered:
PERTH MINT TOUR
The Perth Mint is as grand a tour as you can imagine. Get your hands on some real bullion, view those nuggets and coins and find out your weight in gold. See molten gold cascading into a mould transforming into a gold bar and see the largest coin ever made in Australia.
Voucher Information: Show your voucher on your smartphone or other device (if you'd rather print a copy - that's fine too!)
Wheelchair accessibility:
One bus in the fleet has a wheelchair ramp, the other requires people in wheelchairs to be assisted from their chairs and climb up 2 steps to board the bus.
Perth is a functioning city and weather, traffic and events may occasionally cause disruption.
(If you book the 10.30am Mint tour - please board the bus at 9.15am at stop 1, Barrack St Jetty. If you book the 12.30pm Mint tour please make sure you are on the bus no later than 11.15am from stop 1)
Alternately go directly the the Mint and jump on the bus after your tour.
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