Fishing Boat Harbour in Freemantle is famous for the fish restaurants along the quay that serve fresh fish caught by boats (often run by the restaurants themselves) each day. This panorama shows some of the restaurants in the harbour. The white lines seen in the image are thin line that run over the eating area and help keep the birds away from the food in an unobtrusive way.

Fish Restaurant at Fishing Boat Harbour - Perth visitor guide showing a virtual tour of 'Fish Restaurant at Fishing Boat Harbour' linked to an interactive map with local and travel information. 360° panoramas from Western Australia.

Seafood served fresh on the quayside. Imagine dining here at the harbour just a few feet from the sea. Imagine gazing out as the sun sets in the wide open sky, high above the fishing boat fleet, all moored securely after a hard day out bringing in your dinner.

Fremantle is famous for the quality of life it offers residents and visitors. Laid back and luxurious, this unpretentious Australian town hosted the America's Cup around the world yacht race in 1987 and quickly became a world class holiday destination.

Easily accessible from Perth city and airport less than 20Kms away by road, rail or by the scenic and relaxing cruises down the Swan River from the Barrack St Jetty in the heart of Perth's CBD. No wonder Fremantle is the easy-going seaside haven for Western Australia.

Marine Terrace, near to Canning Highway (6) which runs into Perth central, and Stirling Highway (5) which runs north through west Perth along the famous beaches including Cottesloe beach.