Fremantle Ports
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Passenger Information

Please note that there is no long-term parking available at the Fremantle Passenger Terminal car park.

How to get to the Fremantle Passenger Terminal

The  Fremantle Passenger Terminal is on Victoria Quay. See a map of Victoria Quay here.

By car from Perth CBD:

  1. Head to the Kwinana Freeway and go south.
  2. Exit at Canning Highway.
  3. Turn right onto Canning Highway.
  4. Follow this road until you pass the Queen Victoria Bridge intersection.
  5. Take the first right to the slip street and left onto Beach Street.
  6. Turn right under the bridge into Peter Hughes Drive.
  7. Turn right through the gates into the Passenger Terminal car park.

By car from north coastal areas:

  1. Head to West Coast Highway and travel south.
  2. Follow West Coast Highway, which becomes Curtin Avenue then Port Beach Road.
  3. Turn left onto Tydeman Road.
  4. Turn right onto Queen Victoria Street, then travel south (across the Fremantle Traffic Bridge) until you come to a t-junction at the end of the bridge.
  5. Turn right at the t-junction. You will still be on Queen Victoria Street.
  6. Take the first right to the slip street, then left onto Beach Street.
  7. Turn right under the bridge into Peter Hughes Drive.
  8. Turn right through the gates into the Passenger Terminal car park.

By car from south coastal areas:

  1. Head to Rockingham Road and head north until it ends.
  2. Turn right onto Hampton Road.
  3. Turn left at the second set of lights onto South Street.
  4. Follow South Street until you come to the Marine Terrace t-junction and turn right.
  5. Follow Marine Terrace until the end where there is a roundabout and turn right onto Cliff Street.
  6. Turn left at Phillimore Street, cross the railway line.
  7. Head around to the right in front of the tall building (Fremantle Ports administration building) on Cliff Street until you come to a t-junction.
  8. Turn right into Peter Hughes Drive and follow it until you reach the Passenger Terminal gates.
  9. Turn left through the gates into the Passenger Terminal car park.

By car from eastern areas:

  1. Head for Leach Highway.
  2. Follow Leach Highway then turn right onto Stirling Highway.
  3. Turn left onto Queen Victoria Street.
  4. Take the second right at the slip road, then left onto Beach Street.
  5. Turn right under the bridge into Peter Hughes Drive.
  6. Turn right through the gates into the Passenger Terminal car park.

Buses and trains

Public transport buses and trains run from all areas of Perth to the Fremantle Train Station and bus station. Contact Transperth for advice on the bus or train that best suits your requirements.

Ferry

Several ferry operators run ferries along the Swam River from the Barrack Street Jetty in Perth to O’Connor Ferry Landing on Victoria Quay (in between B and C Sheds).

Parking (short term only)

Due to operational and security requirements, limited short-term parking is available in front of the Passenger Terminal building. This area has been designated for the convenience of passengers for set down and pickup only.

Due to operational and security requirements, long-term parking is not available in front of the Passenger Terminal building.

For long-term parking availability in Fremantle, please contact the City of Fremantle’s parking department on 9432 9860.

Any vehicle left unattended after the sailing of a cruise vessel will be subject to an immediate fine and may be towed.

Passenger Terminal facilities

The Passenger Terminal has a café and licensed bar area and public conveniences.

An escalator and lifts are available between the ground floor and upstairs Passenger Terminal area.

Embarkation/disembarkation

The length of time it takes to embark/disembark is entirely dependent upon the size of the ship, and therefore, the number of passengers embarking or disembarking. Cruise ships embark and disembark in a similar fashion to aircraft, that is, in stages.

Ships which are based in Fremantle (those that begin and end cruises in Fremantle) need to disembark all passengers and their luggage, and then clean the ship and reprovision while passengers for the next cruise embark.

Disembarkation of large ships carrying in excess of 2000 passengers and their luggage takes 4-5 hours. A similar length of time is required to embark large ships carrying in excess of 2000 passengers. Smaller ships may take less time to disembark and embark.

Embarkation and disembarkation includes the requirement for passengers to pass through Customs, security and quarantine check points.


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