South Beach sunsets is located 500 M from beautiful South Beach and the Fremantle Sailing club.
One secure parking bay is available. The building is accessed by a security door. Each apartment has a small balcony with table and chairs.
The apartment has a single bedroom with a queen bed and en suite bathroom with bath and shower.
The spacious living area has a double sofa bed for extra guests. It is furnished with a TV DVD and music system. The telephone is connected for local calls.
The kitchen comes with every essential and more. There is a dishwasher, microwave and fridge/freezer.We provide a complimentary breakfast for your first day. We supply condiments and a few extras to make your arrival comfortable.
The separate laundry has a trough, washing machine and dryer.
Things to do
Visit Rottnest via ferry from Victoria Quay and enjoy the wonderful beaches and unique wildlife.
Visit the many cultural centres, view the historic buildings, take a twilight tour of the old prison, meander around the diverse range of shops or markets.
Go whalewatching, play golf, the leisure centre is great, take a tour to the wineries in the Swan valley or a cruise on the beautiful Swan River.
There are many daytrips available from Fremantle. Visit Hillarys Marina.
Location and places to see
South Beach Sunsets is located in a block of 12 holiday apartments about 500M from the white sands of South Beach and the Fremantle Sailing Club.
The international and domestic airports are a 35km drive accessing Fremantle along the Leach Highway. Taxi fares are approximately $45 and the airport shuttle is $25 to $40 for 1 to 4 people.
Restaurants are plentiful in South Fremantle ranging from cheap beachside cafes to fine dining whichever you desire.
Places of interest
Round house
The round house was built in 1831 as a prison, and is the states oldest building.Guides provide tours explaining the early history of Fremantle
Fremantle prison
Constructed by convict labour between 1851 and 1855 this daunting building was in use as a maximum security prison until 1991. It is open from 10 to 6 every day.A candlelit tour is available a couple of times a week.
Museum and Arts centre
Houses two of Fremantles most significant cultural attractions. This magnificent neo-gothic building was constructed by convicts in the 1860's to serve as the colonys first lunatic asylum Today the centre offers exhibitions and creative arts.
Monument Hill
This memorial reserve is Fremantle's heritage and National Trust listed War memorial. The reserve has magnificent ocean views and is a short stroll from central Fremantle.
Fishing Boat Harbour
A special feature of Fremantle is its maritime atmosphere and this can best be appreciated on a stroll around Fishing Boat Harbour. This is a working harbour all year round and you may see fresh seafood being offloaded from the fishing boats ready for export or the local market. There are many waterfront restaurants with spectacular ocean views to be enjoyed at Fishing Boat Harbour.
Fremantle Trams
Hop on a tram for a guided tour of Fremantle’s best attractions with interesting and informative commentary. Book a history tour, waterfront or even a ghostly tour.
E Shed Markets
Over 100 stalls with unique gifts and souvenirs, local arts and crafts and international food hall. Located in a restored warehouse on Fremantle’s Victoria Quay wharf.
The Freo CAT
When you have arrived in Fremantle the easiest way to get around is with the popular Fremantle CAT service. CAT buses complete a circuit of the city stopping at popular places of interest offering easy access to major attractions and venues. The CAT bus runs every 10 minutes 7 days a week between 7.30am and 6.30pm on weekdays and 10am and 6.30 on weekends.
