Our tour starts at Perth Electric Bikes, located at the corner of Adelaide and Point streets in the heart of Fremantle. Here, you'll be fitted with a perfectly maintained electric bike and all necessary safety gear. Riding an electric bike is effortless, making this tour accessible for any fitness level.

Boys School and Basilica Leaving the shop, we're immediately immersed in Fremantle’s architecture and history. The convict-built Boys School is on our doorstep, opposite the stunning Basilica.

Train Station and Original Shoreline Trail A short ride takes us to the Train Station, where we follow the original shoreline trail. This trail showcases the historic development of Fremantle and its relationship with the sea.

The port is central to Western Australia’s history. At the CY O’Connor statue, we'll discuss the engineer's significant contributions and the post-war migrant anxieties depicted in the nearby installation.

Gage Roads Brewery and Maritime Museum Next, we visit Gage Roads Brewery and the Maritime Museum. The laneways here reveal stories of Fremantle’s WWII submarine base, with views of the HMAS Ovens.

The Round House and Whalers Tunnel We pass The Round House and stand at the entrance of the Whalers Tunnel. Nearby at Bathers Beach, we see the remains of the original jetty where Captain Fremantle landed, with Challenger Harbour next door.

Pedal through this lush green park, a perfect spot for a leisurely ride amidst towering Norfolk Pines.

Enjoy the serene coastline at Bathers Beach, where you can soak in the sun and relax by the Indian Ocean.

Bon Scott Statue and South Beach Fremantle’s favorite son, Bon Scott of ACDC, is honored with a life-size bronze statue. We then stretch our legs on a ride past South Beach, following a scenic bike path to the aquatic sculpture of CY on his horse.

C.Y. O'Connor Beach is a relaxed, dog-friendly spot known for its golden sands, clear waters, and snorkeling around a unique offshore statue of engineer C.Y. O'Connor.

Pause for a moment of reflection at the War Memorial, offering panoramic views of the city and the coast.

Enjoy the sweeping views from this historic site, dedicated to the soldiers who served in World War I.

Your electric bike will shine as we glide to the end of South Mole at the harbour entrance. Here, you’ll get an up-close view of the engineering marvel of Fremantle Harbour and witness giant container ships entering and exiting.

End your tour at The Left Bank, a historic riverside pub, where you can unwind and share stories over a drink.

Cruising back into Fremantle, we take the backstreets to the historic Fremantle Prison. We'll stop at the entrance and circle the prison walls, delving into its intriguing past.

Dolphin Spotting and Containbow Riding along the river, we keep an eye out for dolphins. Our final sightseeing stop is The Containbow, perfect for an Instagram-worthy shot before returning to the shop.