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Wheelchair accessible things to do in Fremantle

9 tours and experiences in Fremantle, Western Australia, where the supplier states wheelchair access. Those with the supplier’s own description are listed first.

Updated 29 October 2026 · tours, prices and access as their suppliers list them on Viator

Accessible tours in Fremantle

Fremantle to Rottnest Island Roundtrip Ferry Ticket

Fremantle, Western Australia

4.7 · 281 reviews on Viator

Departing daily from Fremantle, SeaLink Rottnest Island provides an excellent value ferry service to Perth’s favourite island paradise, Rottnest Island. With hospitality trained staff on board you can expect premium customer service and a friendly smile to welcome you. Choose from 2 different departure times which allows you to customize your day at Rottnest Island.

Wheelchair accessibleWheelchair-accessible surfacesWheelchair-accessible transportStroller accessible

FromA$90

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Fremantle's True Crime Tour

Fremantle, Western Australia

4.8 · 26 reviews on Viator

Take a Walk on the Dark Side... Venture into Fremantle’s history and reveal the secret tales of a town whose tough residents created a much darker legacy. Join us on a guided journey through Fremantle’s darkest corners, revisiting the paths of notorious criminals and uncovering the grisly secrets buried beneath the city's tranquil surface. Travel to an era of intrigue, mysterious disappearances, cold-blooded acts, and unbelievable excuses while discovering the city’s hidden lore. Witness the stark contrast between Fremantle’s picturesque charm and its dark, violent history, offering ample photographic opportunities. Fremantle has a history filled with more than just the salt of the sea. Beneath the lively port town lies a darker side, one forged in the shadows of its wharves, rough streets, and the notorious men who called it home. ...stories Fremantle thought it had sentenced to history...

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FromA$34

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The Swan River Colony: A Self-Guided Tour of Fremantle

Fremantle, Western Australia

4.0 · 4 reviews on Viator

Dutch explorers once marvelled at black swans near the mouth of the Swan River, in the area that later became Fremantle. On self-guided audio tour, you’ll explore the historic port town that became Western Australia’s gateway to the world. You’ll also find out how Fremantle went from a struggling colonial outpost to a bustling gold rush hub. This tour starts as soon as you exit the train at the Fremantle Railway Station, once the beginning of WA’s first urban train line. You’ll walk through the heart of the colony, following Market Street and the High Street mall with its stunning examples of Australian colonial architecture. You’ll hear tales of bushrangers who escaped the notorious Fremantle Prison, the UNESCO World Heritage-listed site that was built by the very convicts who would be imprisoned within its walls. The tour ends at Arthur Head, where Captain Charles Fremantle first planted the Union Jack in 1829.

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FromA$14

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Quiz Room Perth Immersive Trivia Game

Fremantle, Western Australia

4.0 · 4 reviews on Viator

First of its kind activity in Australia. Quiz Room is a totally unique and immersive trivia game concept where it's not just knowledge you need. Using a selection of jokers, you can trap your fellow players, block them or even steal their points! Anyone can win and there are plenty of surprises in store until the last second!

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FromA$45

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Fremantle Axe Throwing Session 1 Hour

Fremantle, Western Australia

4.0 · 3 reviews on Viator

A visit is more than an AXE-perience, it's an ultimate destination for your next day out. You'll learn how to hurl hatches with tip from your AXE-pert coaches who'll turn you into an axe throwing pro in no time. Test your skills and challenge your friends and family in a rush of friendly competition, all in a safe and immersive environment. Perfect for adventure seekers, families with children over 11, and groups looking for an unforgettable hands-on activity. As Australia's first and largest urban axe throwing company with 11 venues nationwide, you're in expert hands for memories that will last long after the final throw.

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FromA$58

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Discover Rottnest with Ferry & Bus Tour

Fremantle, Western Australia

4.5 · 801 reviews on Viator

Hop on a ferry from Perth or Fremantle to Rottnest Island for a day of exploring the stunning island. Enjoy a 90-minute coach tour of the island. You'll learn from commentary by a knowledgeable guide and make stops at Wadjemup Lighthouse and the West End. In the afternoon enjoy free time to explore the island’s beautiful beaches, walking trails, car-free roads and historical sites at your leisure, before catching the ferry back to the mainland.

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FromA$147

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Rottnest Island Round Trip Ferry from Fremantle

Fremantle, Western Australia

3.8 · 60 reviews on Viator

Rottnest Island is widely regarded as one of Western Australia’s treasures, with numerous white sandy beaches, secluded bays, abundant wildlife and fascinating history. Hop on the ferry from Fremantle to Rottnest Island and enjoy free time to explore the coast, walking trails, car-free roads and historical sites at leisure, before returning on the afternoon ferry to the mainland.

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FromA$85

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Fremantle - Convicts, Culture & Street Art

Fremantle, Western Australia

5.0 · 21 reviews on Viator

Explore Fremantle’s rich history and vibrant culture on foot. This tour will showcase Fremantle's colonial past, featuring stories of daring prisoner escapes and Indigenous history. The tour includes visits to historic sites like Fremantle Prison and showcases local street art and cultural landmarks.

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FromA$65

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Rottnest Island All-Inclusive Grand Island Tour from Fremantle

Fremantle, Western Australia

4.3 · 108 reviews on Viator

This Rottnest Island day trip from Fremantle is the most comprehensive guided tour of the island allowing you to explore the stunning beauty of this A-Class nature reserve doing a guided bus and train tour, taking in the amazing fauna and flora of the island, stunning beaches, woodlands and incredible salt lakes – commencing with a unique historic train ride.

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FromA$209

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Questions about accessible tours in Fremantle

How many wheelchair accessible tours are there in Fremantle?

9 tours and experiences in Fremantle have a supplier who states wheelchair access on Viator, as checked on 29 October 2026. None of those suppliers describes the access in their own words yet, so ask about your needs before you book.

Which wheelchair accessible tours in Fremantle are rated highest?

Of those with at least 20 reviews on Viator: Fremantle - Convicts, Culture & Street Art (5.0 from 21 reviews), Fremantle's True Crime Tour (4.8 from 26 reviews) and Fremantle to Rottnest Island Roundtrip Ferry Ticket (4.7 from 281 reviews). Ratings are travellers’ overall ratings on Viator, not ratings of the access.

What is the cheapest wheelchair accessible thing to do in Fremantle?

The Swan River Colony: A Self-Guided Tour of Fremantle, from A$14 per person at the last price check (29 October 2026). Prices change, so confirm on Viator before you book.

Do any Fremantle tours have wheelchair-accessible transport?

8 of the 9 say their transport is wheelchair accessible, as the supplier states. Look for the “Wheelchair-accessible transport” label on each tour.

Are there accessible public toilets in Fremantle?

Yes. The National Public Toilet Map lists 108 facilities with an accessible toilet within 10 km of central Fremantle, 6 of them with a Changing Places room, which has an adult change table and a hoist. See them on the map, with opening hours and what each one has.

Is wheelchair access on these tours guaranteed?

No. The access is as each supplier states it on Viator, and Inclusable hasn’t checked it. We leave out ticks that don’t hold up: demanding activities such as skydiving, diving or horse riding, and rides in an ordinary car, unless the supplier explains how wheelchair users take part, and tours whose own description contradicts the tick or says wheelchairs can’t be accommodated. Confirm your needs with the supplier before you book.

How do I book an accessible tour in Fremantle?

Each tour’s “Book” button opens it on viator.com, where you choose a date and pay. Questions about access go to the supplier through Viator. Inclusable may earn a commission.

Accessible things to do near Fremantle

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