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Getting to Victoria Quay, Fremantle

Train and Bus

The Fremantle Train Station and bus terminal is a 5-10 minute walk from Victoria Quay. See TransPerth for advice on the bus or train that best suits your requirements.

Fremantle CAT buses (free)

The free CAT buses run seven days a week, every 10 minutes. There is a Red CAT (northern route) and a Blue CAT (southern route). The bright orange buses take you to all of the most popular Fremantle destinations. There is a Red CAT bus stop located on Victoria Quay at A Shed and a stop near the corner of Phillimore and Cliff streets for the Blue and Red CATs. The buses are fully accessible, with vehicle kneeling action at the kerbside, a driver-activated ramp and low floor design for disabled access.

See Fremantle CAT bus for more information.

Parking

There are a number of parking areas in Victoria Quay, including short, medium and long-term options. See the Fremantle Parking and Amenities map.

We recommend downloading the Wilson Parking App for parking in Fremantle.

ACROD Permit Parking:

There are multiple allotted parking bays set-aside for people who require wider bays and convenient access to facilities throughout Victoria Quay. Please note that parking in these specific bays is only permitted for motorists who display a current valid ACROD permit on the dashboard of their vehicle.