Fremantle

Fondly referred to as "Freo" the city of Fremantle has a population of approximately 25,000. Shivering through brisk winters and sweltering through hot summers, relief from the Indian Ocean sea breeze is welcome and known to the locals as the "Fremantle Doctor".

Fremantle serves as the port of Perth, but to call her a port would not do her justice. Row after row of historical buildings, top notch eateries and the famous little creatures brewery makes Fremantle a popular tourist destination. Only 22km north of Perth one of Fremantle's many popular attractions is the Fremantle prison, world heritage listed as an official Australian convict sight.

Fremantle gained global attention by hosting the America's Cup in 1987. It boasts a wealth of live music and is home to some of Australia's biggest acts including being the eventual resting place to a young Bonn Scott, the original lead singer of Australian band AC/DC.