Cockburn

Cockburn Tourism

Travelling can be an enriching and invigorating experience that allows you to explore different cultures and traditions. One of the best places in Western Australia to enjoy an unforgettable trip is the city of Cockburn. Located just south of Perth, Cockburn offers a wealth of activities and attractions for tourists of all ages. From idyllic beaches to impressive nature reserves and historic landmarks, Cockburn has something for everyone.

Beaches:
Cockburn is surrounded by picturesque white sand beaches that are perfect for sunbathing, swimming, and surfing. Coogee Beach, Port Coogee Beach, and South Beach are some of the most popular beaches in the area. Coogee Beach, in particular, features crystal clear water and a long jetty that provides stunning views of the Indian Ocean and the nearby Woodman Point Regional Park.

Nature Reserves:
For nature lovers, Cockburn is home to several natural reserves where you can engage in hiking, picnic, and bird-watching activities. Experience the beauty of Bibra Lake or tour the Beeliar Wetlands, for a close brush with Western Australia’s rich fauna. Visit the Manning Lake and Wetlands for a beautiful walk around the lake, where you can observe birds, turtles, and a range of other wildlife.

Historic Landmarks:
Cockburn is steeped in historical significance. Head over to the iconic Fremantle Prison, a UNESCO World Heritage site, which is known for its sustainable practices and rich history. Another stunning landmark is the Cockburn Experience Centre, which is one of the oldest buildings in Cockburn and takes visitors back in time to view the rich history of the area from when it was first discovered.

Restaurants:
Cockburn is home to an array of restaurants serving a range of local and international cuisine. A trip to the Gateway Shopping City, in particular, will lead you to experience some of the best local dining experiences. Enjoy the handcrafted beer and sumptuous seafood at Joe's Fish Shack, or indulge in wood-fired pizzas at Crust Gourmet Pizza Bar. For a taste of local cuisine, head to The Gate, a local pub that serves Wagyu beef burgers.

Attractions:
Cockburn is also home to markets, festivals, and events throughout the year. The Growers Green Farmers Market offers visitors the opportunity to purchase fresh and locally sourced organic products, including fresh fruits, vegetables, and artisan cheeses. On the other hand, the Cockburn Cultural Fair is an annual event that showcases the area’s many cultures and traditions through food, dance, and music.

In summary, Cockburn is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Western Australia, Australia. From its stunning beaches and nature reserves to iconic landmarks and cultural festivals, there's so much to see and do. This beautiful city is the perfect place to go for an exciting and memorable trip, so pack your bags and let Cockburn be your next getaway!

Contact details:
Cockburn Tourist Centre,
9 Coleville Crescent,
Spearwood,
WA 6163
Phone: (08) 9411 3444
Email: visitorinformation@cockburn.wa.gov.au