Parking is limited at both Perth and Fremantle. We strongly recommend using public transport, rideshare and taxis wherever possible.

Getting to Barrack Street Jetty, Perth

Parking
You can find a limited number of paid parking bays at Barrack Street Jetty which are available for up to two or three hours at a time. If you need more time at Barrack Street Jetty you can find longer parking options just a short distance away:

Terrace Road: entry Terrace Road (CPP)

Council House: entry 27 St George’s Terrace (CPP)

Concert Hall: Terrance Road & St George's Terrace (CPP)

Getting to Victoria Quay, Fremantle

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.

Specific information regarding accessibility onboard our vessels.

The vessels are among the largest cruising the Swan River, and are very stable. The are professionally and expertly trained to only take vessels out when it is safe to do so and the ultimate decision rests with them. 

Should the weather be extreme, and we are unable to run safely, we will advise passengers with as much notice as possible, and offer to transfer to a different date or refund as applicable. To avoid any inconvenience to your plans, please ensure that you provide Captain Cook Cruises WA with your mobile contact at the time of booking, so that we can contact you at short notice.

During winter, due to high tides and storm fronts, there may be occasions where the upstream vessels are unable to navigate under certain bridges. On these occasions we reserve the right to use alternative landing jetties to those stated in our literature and transport passengers by coach to their destination or cancel as necessary.

The vessels are fully licensed. No BYO (except water) is permitted.  

No alcohol can be removed from the vessels. The exception to this Law is when the alcohol has been purchased at 3rd party venues (e.g. Sandalford Estate or Mandoon) or is expressly sold on certain vessels under our "liquor store licence" which authorises the sale of packaged liquor for consumption off premises only.

The tour operator is proudly NON SMOKING AND VAPING for the health, comfort and wellbeing of our passengers, visitors and staff.