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Perth, nestled on Australia’s west coast along the Swan River, boasts a relaxed vibe with a cosmopolitan flair. This sun-soaked city blends rich Aboriginal and pioneering history with modern cafés, street art, and a bustling tech scene, making it a great fit for digital nomads.
In July, Perth is in its mild and rainy winter, so expect cool breezes and temperatures averaging 8–18°C. Cozy up in stylish co-working spaces, explore local coffee shops with Wi-Fi, and take rainy-day breaks in museums and lively small bars. With its friendly locals and easygoing pace, Perth offers a comfortable, inspiring base for remote work adventures.
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Travel StyleDigital nomad
Dates19-26 July 2025
BudgetAverage budget
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Location
Western Australia
Currency
Australian Dollar (AUD)
Religion
Christianity
Population
2,118,050
Language
English, Italian, Mandarin
Electricity
230V, 50Hz, Type I
Time zone
UTCAWST (UTC+8)
Country code
+61
Internet access
Widespread, high-speed broadband, 4G/5G available, moderate cost
Climate
Mediterranean: hot, dry summers, mild wet winters
Perth, Western Australia is best reached by air, with Perth Airport (PER) offering direct international and domestic flights. For digital nomads on an average budget, budget airlines and flexible dates usually yield the best airfares. Taxis, rideshares, and shuttle buses connect the airport to the city.
Long-distance travelers can also consider the Indian Pacific train for a scenic journey from Sydney or Adelaide, though it’s pricier and slower. Bus routes link Perth with other cities, but distances are vast—plan for longer travel times. In July, Perth experiences mild, wet winter weather, which can occasionally affect regional flights or road conditions, so keep that in mind when planning.
Perth enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers (December to February) and mild, wet winters (June to August). Summers often reach temperatures above 30°C, while winters are cooler, with highs around 18°C and more frequent rainfall. Spring and autumn are pleasant, with moderate temperatures and fewer showers.
From July 19 to July 26, Perth is in the middle of winter. Expect cooler days, typically between 8°C and 18°C, and occasional rain showers. While severe weather is rare, pack for crisp mornings and possible gusty winds. Despite the rain, Perth’s cultural venues, family attractions, cozy cafes, and ongoing winter festivals make it a lively destination.
Perth’s cuisine highlights fresh seafood, Asian-fusion dishes, and locally sourced produce. Popular foods include barramundi, blue swimmer crab, and classic Aussie meat pies, while Margaret River wines and craft beers are local favourites. For coffee and brunch, try Little Bird Café or La Veen, while eateries like The Old Swan Brewery and Petition Kitchen offer reasonably priced, modern Australian fare with great city views.
Trendy small bars such as Varnish on King and Mechanics Institute are ideal for drinks in relaxed atmospheres. For veggie and vegan travellers, eateries like Flora & Fauna are outstanding. Tipping isn’t expected in Perth, but rounding up or leaving 5-10% for excellent service is appreciated. Most places cater to dietary needs, and food markets like Fremantle Markets offer affordable, diverse options.
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Perth’s CBD offers excellent hotel options for digital nomads, such as the Quay Perth and Novotel Perth Murray Street, both with reliable Wi-Fi and close to coworking spaces. Nearby Northbridge is vibrant and affordable, with The Alex Hotel’s hip atmosphere and great communal areas perfect for remote work and meeting fellow travelers.
Book accommodations through trusted platforms like Booking.com or Agoda for the best deals and flexible cancellations. July 19 to July 26 is winter in Perth, so expect lower hotel rates and fewer crowds, but pack for cool, sometimes rainy weather. Consider staying near Elizabeth Quay or West Perth for easy public transport, lively dining, and riverside walks between Zoom calls.
Ease into your Perth adventure with a focus on local gastronomy and relaxed exploration, setting the stage for a week immersed in the city’s unique blend of food, culture, and vibrant energy.
Start your Perth adventure with expertly brewed coffee and pastries at La Veen Coffee, a local favourite for specialty coffees. This relaxed café environment is perfect for unwinding after your travels and getting a feel for the city’s café culture.
Enjoy an easygoing, self-guided stroll through the Perth Cultural Centre, home to galleries, museums, and street art. Absorb local creativity and discover nearby spaces like the Art Gallery of Western Australia, ideal for digital nomads seeking inspiration.
For lunch, sample Perth’s renowned local flavours at Yagan Square Market Hall. Enjoy dishes from diverse vendors, perfect for tasting Western Australia’s fresh produce while people-watching in this lively urban hub.
Rottnest Island Roundtrip Fast Ferry from Hillarys Boat Harbour
Located just 11 miles (18km) off the coast of Perth’s, Rottnest Island is widely regarded as one of Western Australia’s most beautiful islands with its stunning coral reefs, crystal clear waters and unique wildlife. Hop on a high-speed ferry from Hillarys Boat Harbour and enjoy free time to explore the Rottnest’s pristine bays and secluded beaches – some of the finest in the world and the island’s unique architecture at your leisure, before returning to Hillarys Boat Harbour in the afternoon.
Big Perth City Private Day Tours
This is a private tour catering for 7 seats or less. Being in a private tour with a born & bred Perth local means you get to see a lot more. Tour buses cant get to where I take you either, and you dont wait for others to play catch up! The tour is popular for its massive content, personal flexibility and its local focus. If you have particular things you want to see please let us know in advance. Expect to see the coolest things not just what you've seen in the brochures. This can also be an excellent Kid friendly tour with many locations that appeal to children of all ages. Random photo stops are part of this huge day tour.
From $387 USD
Canberra Day Trip from Sydney
Take a day trip from Sydney to Canberra, the capital of Australia, to explore the city's attractions, cultural institutions and beautiful natural surroundings. We drive through Australia’s cool climate wool growing region and learn about the futuristic planning that makes Canberra one of the world's most modern and liveable cities. Visit Parliament House, an architectural masterpiece home to Australian democracy. Take time to explore The Australian War Memorial dedicated to telling stories of what our nation has done to prevent war and contribute to peace. Enjoy lunch besides the lake at the National Museum of Australia. From mid-September to mid-October visit the Floriade Flower Festival, the largest flower festival in the Southern Highlands. A day in our capital is enriching, surprising and thoroughly rewarding!
From $130 USD
Queen Victoria Market Ultimate Foodie Tour
A delicious and fascinating guided walking tour of the iconic Queen Victoria Market. Taste the freshest produce, discover unique ingredients, learn tips and tricks for shopping and cooking, discover the Market's history and meet some of our beloved traders. A two-hour guided walking tour includes generous tastings and a Market tote bag. Tastings are dependent on what is fresh on the day but usually include fresh seafood, grilled peppered kangaroo, a selection of local cheese, fresh dips, seasonal gelati and more. This small-group tour is limited to 10 food-lovers per guide. Please note that, as this is a foodie tour, we are unable to cater to individual dietary requirements. In line with the Market's sustainability policy, we do not provide bottled water. Rather, we encourage guests to bring their own bottle and refill at our water refill stations located around the Market.
From $65 USD
Australia Day Dinner and Fireworks Cruise on Sydney Harbour
Experience the Australia Day fireworks and evening festivities on Sydney Harbour aboard the MV Vagabond Spirit. Celebrate Australia Day by night and get up close to the spectacular Sydney fireworks display over Circular Quay aboard the sleek and stylish MV Vagabond Spirit. Enjoy a delicious, 3-course, seafood and carvery seated dinner and get up close to all the evening festivities. Order a glass of your favourite South Australian wine or a frosty at the bar and sit back on one of the decks to take in the spectacular views of Sydney Harbour and all the events of the evening. Experience the spectacular Tug and Yacht Ballet, lighting and fireworks show, experience the Quay-wide party with an exciting on-water show and of course the spectacular finale - with live musical medley of Australian classics synchronised with jet skis, flyboards and a breathtaking lighting and fireworks display.
From $92 USD
Kakadu National Park Wildlife & Ubirr Rock Art Tour from Darwin
Let us take you on a tour to one of Australia’s most ancient and beautiful places, Kakadu National Park. At Cahills Crossing lookout spot Saltwater Crocodiles in their natural habitat! Travel through World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park on a guided walking tour to explore the 20,000 years old rock art and the amazing views from Ubirr rock. For an additional cost you can also add in an optional "Jumping Crocodile Cruise" (option WKDC-B).
From $154 USD
Adelaide Hills and Hahndorf Half-Day Tour from Adelaide
Discover the Adelaide Hills, only a short drive from the Adelaide central business district, but a long way from the hustle and bustle of the city streets. Home to the Mount Lofty Ranges, dotted with unique and historic villages, cellar doors and spectacular landscapes, this tour will give you a taste of the region.
From $65 USD
Uluru (Ayers Rock) Base and Sunset Half-Day Trip with Opt Outback BBQ Dinner
Travel in the comfort of your coach around the base of Uluru with your Driver Guide who will provide details on its incredible history. You’ll be fascinated by the Aboriginal stories that go back many thousands of years. Learn the significance of ancient Aboriginal rock art, about the area’s flora and fauna, and culture of its traditional owners, the Anangu. Your day concludes with a spectacular sunset at Uluru. OPTIONAL BBQ DINNER The BBQ site is within the Uluru National Park set amongst red sand dunes and desert oak trees providing a peaceful desert setting. You will enjoy a variety of Australian meats and salads, accompanied by wine, beer or orange juice (menus are subject to change). After dinner, tea, coffee and dessert will be served. Your guide will conduct a tour of the night sky, describing and pointing out some of the visible constellations with the assistance of a high beam spotlight (weather permitting).
From $130 USD
Kakadu Wilderness Escape Fogg Dam or Crocodile Cruise - Day Trip from Darwin
Witness one of Australia’s most spectacular and ancient nature experiences on our tour to Kakadu National Park. Spot numerous species of animals including being able to spot Saltwater Crocodiles from the Cahills Crossing lookout! Join a guided walk through World Heritage Listed Kakadu National Park to witness the 20,000 some years of rock art and spectacular scenery from Ubirr rock. For an additional cost you can also add in an optional "Jumping Crocodile Cruise" (option KDC-B).
From $167 USD
Ayers Rock Day Trip from Alice Springs Including BBQ Dinner
Experience the wonders of Uluru as part of your Northern Territory adventure. Travel in air-conditioned comfort, hear intriguing stories and learn the secrets of this unique world-renowned destination. We provide BBQ, beverages and snacks so all you have to do is focus on your incredible surroundings. All activities are considered very safe for all age groups. They do not require a high level of fitness or agility. You’ll enjoy: Watching the sunset at the sacred site of Uluru with a glass of bubbly Uluru: Guided Mala Walk Uluru: Guided Mutitjulu Waterhole Walk Aboriginal Cultural Centre Mount Connor Lookout (Alice Springs start only) NOTE: From 1 April 2026, Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park Pass ($38) is not included in tour price and will need to be purchased prior to tour.
From $240 USD
Adelaide City Highlights Tour
An ideal introduction to see the best of Adelaide and learn more about the history of this cosmopolitan city, with its blend of European and modern architecture. Discover the wealth of experiences offered in South Australia's capital city, including great food and wine, arts and culture, and world-class sporting events, on a friendly and relaxed tour.
From $58 USD
Kakadu, Nourlangie and Yellow Waters Tour from Darwin
Discover the magic of Australia's Kakadu National Park on this full day trip from Darwin. Visit the Warradjan Cultural Centre to view the informative displays depicting the traditions of the Aboriginal people in Kakadu. Cruise along the famous Yellow Waters, while looking out for crocodiles on the riverbank and visit Nourlangie Rock, famed for its ancient Aboriginal rock art.
From $275 USD
Small-Group Grampians Great Wildlife Escape Day Trip with Hiking
Spend a full day visiting the heritage-listed Grampians National Park, famous for its natural beauty and Aboriginal rock art. Get spectacular views from Boroka Lookout, Reed Lookout and Balconies Lookout; cool off at MacKenzie Falls; browse the displays at Brambuk Aboriginal Cultural Centre; and take easy hikes through gorgeous landscapes. You're bound to see native Australian wildlife, maybe even kangaroos bouncing around.
From $102 USD
Ultimate Adelaide City and Hahndorf Tour
This comprehensive day trip blends the highlights of Adelaide city with the quaint but classic Adelaide Hills. Ranked as one of the most livable cities in the world, there is much to discover in Adelaide from the superb architecture to the cultural boulevards and surrounding park lands. Following some free time in the city for lunch, travel through the Adelaide Hills to the towering Mount Lofty Summit, where you will see the scenic span on the South Australian landscape from the city to the coast, then on to explore the delights of Australia's oldest German settlement, Hahndorf, and experience the charm of quaint, historic hills villages.
From $109 USD
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