About Barrack Street Jetty
Barrack Street Jetty is a historic ferry terminal and waterfront precinct on the Swan River (Derbarl Yerrigan) at Barrack Square in central Perth, Western Australia. Part of the Elizabeth Quay development, it comprises six jetties serving Transperth ferries to South Perth, Rottnest Island ferries and Swan River cruises. It is notable for its central city location, heritage transport role and panoramic views of the Perth skyline.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a paved riverfront promenade with six operational jetties extending into the Swan River, ferry berths, cruise departure points, open viewing areas and seating overlooking the water and city skyline. The precinct connects to Elizabeth Quay, The Bell Tower, restaurants, cafes and public art. Visitors can watch ferries arrive and depart, board ferries or cruises, walk along the quay, photograph the river and skyline, and access nearby parks and the Perth CBD on foot.
Key highlights
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Central ferry terminal for Transperth ferry to South Perth (Mends Street Jetty)
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Departure point for Rottnest Island ferries and Swan River sightseeing cruises
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Panoramic views of Swan River and Perth city skyline
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Part of Elizabeth Quay waterfront precinct with promenade, public art and dining
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Historic jetties dating to the late 19th century, redeveloped in 2016