This giant artwork runs the entire length of the inlet, illuminating the water.

Barrack Street Jetty is a great spot to start your workout or take a break, while Elizabeth Quay’s landmark bridge is a perfect place to pause and soak up the city views during your active adventure.

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

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

This work atop the ferry terminal canopy examines ideas about air.

Perth Explorer operates an open air, fun tour around Perth. 

Cruise the Swan River in style in The Little Ferry Co's boutique electric ferries.

Hundreds of thousands of past school students signatures etched in copper plates that were collected in 1999 as part of the millennium celebrations.

Experience a display of stunning pearl jewellery and live pearl harvests.

The Elizabeth Quay inlet is home to twenty-four short stay boat moorings for public use.

Take a stroll and discover the amazing public art on display at the quay.

Visit one of the largest musical instruments on earth, housing the bells of Saint Martin in the Fields church from Trafalgar Square, London.