This bronze statue of Bessie Mabel Rischbieth by artist Jon Tarry is located on the island.

A place for children young and old, families will love the island playground at Elizabeth Quay.

Visit the historical memorial of Lieut. General Sir J. J. Talbot Hobbs, Western Australia’s most distinguished World War One soldier, and a renowned architect.

BHP Water Park is home to an interactive water feature that uses lighting and choreographed water jets to create an engaging, fun and family friendly community space.

Take a journey into Perth's ancient Aboriginal past with traditional songs, dreamtime stories and Noongar culture.

A gondola ride offers a unique way to explore the Swan River or celebrate a special occasion, birthday, anniversary, wedding, Valentines Day and even a marriage proposal.

Departing from Elizabeth Quay, explore the Swan River or venture out further on a Carnac Island eco tour.

Inspired by many elements of the Noongar people this mosaic sits at the base of the BHP Billiton Water Park. 

Transperth ferry services to South Perth operate from the Elizabeth Quay Jetty on the Western Promenade .

The Florence Hummerston Kiosk, originally built in 1928, has been painstakingly relocated and rebuilt on the island.

Barrack Street Jetty is a popular tourist destination and a favourite spot for dining, entertainment and recreation.

A list of all the places to eat and drink at the quay.