Transportation guide on how to get from Perth Airport to Perth city

When traveling to Australia, you must not miss Perth, which the editor told you today. It has beautiful sea views and is home to many swimming and surfing enthusiasts. The sea views are beautiful and beautiful. You can also watch the beautiful sunset here. In short, it is very romantic here.

So, today, the editor is going to tell you how we are going to get to Perth Airport from the city of Perth. Catching a plane is not a piece of cake. We need to be well prepared. Next , let’s take a look together! How to get to Perth Airport

1) Bus No. 37:

Operating hours: Monday to Friday: 5:35-23:00, every 15 to 30 minutes; Saturdays: 7:45-23:00, departures every 30 to 60 minutes; Sundays: 9:15-19:15, departures every 30 minutes; the journey takes about 45 minutes, the fare is AUD 4.20 per person, RMB about 20 Yuan. Pass through the city center.

2) Airport shuttle bus (CONNECT):

Operating hours: Monday to Friday: midnight: 02:30-06:30; morning: 09:15-10:15 ; Afternoon: 14:15-15:15; Evening: 18:15-22:15; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: Midnight: 02:30-06:30;

Evening: 18 :15-22:15; every hour, journey 30 minutes, one way: AUD 15/person, about RMB 70.

The airport bus has 5 stops in the city:

A. East Perth train station;

B. Western Australia Museum, Bo Fort Street (WAMuseum, BeaufortStreet);

C.YHA Youth Hostel, Wellington Street (TheYHABackpackersHostel,WellingtonStreet);

D. King Perth Hotel, corner of Dock Street and Hay Street ( TheKingsPerthHotel,cornerPierStreetsandHayStreets);

E. Ambassador Hotel, Adelaide Terrace (AmbassadorHotel,AdelaideTerrace);

3) Book a taxi at the hotel front desk 1 day in advance, no reservation fee.

The city to the airport is 38 Australian dollars, plus 2 Australian dollars airport surcharge, which is about 180 yuan combined with RMB

T1: international airport, T2/T3/T4: ??domestic airport, T1 and T2 On the east side. T3 and T4 are to the west, and T3 and T4 are close to each other.

T2: Tigerair and Virgin; T3: Virgin and Jetstar; T4: Qantas;

T1/T2 only has taxis, and bus No. 37 and airport buses are available to and from the airport. At T3/T4. There is a 24-hour free bus between T1/T2 and T3/T4, with a frequency of 20 minutes and a journey of 15 minutes. The orange bus is marked: Inter-Terminal

Transfer.

Perth Airport Tips:

Perth Airport has free buses to and from the long-term parking lot. Most of the buses have white bodies and the screen will say LongTermParking. Be careful when getting on the bus and don't get on the wrong bus.

Perth Airport is still under continuous upgrading and construction. Please be sure to pay attention to relevant information. If you take a flight from Perth to other Australian cities, be sure to check the departure terminal. Transportation guide in Perth city

Public transportation in Perth city mainly consists of buses, trains and cruise ships, all of which are operated by Transperth. Of course, taxis in Perth city are also some. The price of the ticket depends on the Transperth Fare Zone

(Transperth FareZone) the journey passes through.

Transportation Prices

After purchasing a ticket once, you can take all public transportation in the same charging area again for free within 2 to 3 hours. In addition, the center of Perth is a FreeTransit

Zone, which means that if you get on and off the bus in the city center, the ride is free.

Cash fares from Zones 1 to 9 range from A$2.80 to A$11.60, and full-day tickets are also A$11.60.

It is most convenient to take a bus in Perth. Perth city buses have three lines, yellow, green and blue. As long as the bus has a CAT display, you can ride for free.

There are two bus terminals, the Central Bus Station and the Mawenzi Bay Bus Station. Central Bus Station on Wellington Street. The bus going north starts from here. Mawants Bay bus station is at the southern edge of Wilhelmstra?e, at the intersection with Mawants Bay. Buses heading south leave from here.

The route operating hours

The longest time is from 5:00 to 0:00. Before 19:00, the bus generally runs every 4 to 15 minutes, and thereafter every 30 or 60 minutes. Buses run shorter and less frequent weekends than usual, especially on Sundays. The operating hours and frequency on public holidays are generally the same as on Sundays.

Perth has 5 train lines, running in different directions with Perth city center as the center. Tickets can be purchased directly at the station. The usual operating hours of the train are from 5:00 to 0:00, with trains running every 2 to 15 minutes until 19:30, and then every 30 minutes.

The ferry runs on the Swan River between Barrack Street Jetty and Mends Street on the South Perth Foreshore (South Perthforeshore)

Jetty. The operating hours are 7:00-23:00, usually every 30 minutes, and every 15 minutes during peak periods (7:00-9:00, 16:00-18:00).

Perth TramExplore

It connects major sightseeing spots, and ticket buyers can get on and off at will. Ticket price: $12 Australian dollars for adults, $6 Australian dollars for children.

Taxis usually require reservations

SwanTaxis and BlackandWhite

Taxis are the two main ones. The starting fare during the day is AUD 3.9, and the fare at night is AUD 5.7, which works out to AUD 1.59 per kilometer. There is a surcharge between 0:00-5:00 and certain holidays (Christmas and New Year's Eve). It is more difficult to get a taxi on Friday and Saturday nights.

In fact, it is relatively easy to find a car here. There are many modes of transportation to choose from, and everyone can confidently choose the mode of transportation they like.