Why have your Team Day in Perth?

Less traffic and smaller crowds means more time celebrating, and less time waiting in line.

And that applies whether you’re sampling the region’s wineries and breweries, tasting local produce, or exploring Perth’s historic sites. 

In the heart of the city you’ll find Kings Park which is home to more than 400 hectares of botanic gardens, making it one of the largest and most beautiful city parks in the world.

You could start your Team Day here before exploring the rest of the city’s attractions, including the Wolf Lane arts precinct, The Bell Tower and the nearby Fremantle Prison. 

One of the region’s major attractions is Rottnest Island, home to a thriving population of quokkas, famous for their smiling selfies. The island is just 25 minutes by ferry from Fremantle, and offers a network of walking and cycling trails, surf beaches and outdoor activities. 

And all of this barely begins to scratch the surface of the reasons we love Team Days in Perth. 

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Your team could start the day by catching a wave at Scarborough Beach, before making your way to the Swan Valley just a leisurely 30-minute drive away. There you’ll find countless wineries and cellar doors, chocolate shops, wildlife encounters, historic attractions and masterclasses ideal for food and wine enthusiasts. 

Head back to Perth to enjoy an evening walk along the banks of the Swan River, or climb aboard a sunset cruise and raise a toast to your team. 

While Western Australia is best known for its wines, the West Coast is also now home to more than 60 microbreweries. Serving up locally brewed craft beers and casual dining with a lively vibe, Perth’s breweries are an ideal destination for corporate events and team days.

Our Perth Brewery Tour is one of the most popular events we have on offer in this region, and if you join us on one, you’ll soon see why. 

We’ll arrange your transport and a driver so you can focus on the team-bonding, and sampling the region’s best beers on this multi-stop tour. It would be rude to stop at one! 

When the Lights Go Out

You might be in the most remote capital of Australia, but you’ll feel anything but stranded by Perth’s nightlife.

The boutique bar scene is thriving here, now supported by more than 30 small bars in the city centre alone. 

Offerings range from elaborate cocktails to craft beer and small batch gin, and one watering hole will certainly wet your whistle, with a selection of more than 400 whiskies from around the world.

Of course, drinks are best paired with delicious food, and Perth has a lot to offer with many of the city’s restaurants proudly showcasing and celebrating premium local produce and fresh ingredients. 

And it’s not just about wining and dining - there are plenty of other things to do in Perth after dark.

You’ll find live music at venues throughout the city and suburbs like Northbridge, Subiaco and Fremantle. Or escape the pub scene altogether and cruise under the stars on a Swan River dinner boat, enjoy an open-air cinema experience or test your team’s courage on a ghost tour inside one of Perth’s oldest buildings.