Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour

Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour is a working fishing harbour located on Mews Road in Fremantle, Western Australia, at the mouth of the Swan River. Established in 1919, it remains the centre of Fremantle's commercial fishing fleet and a major tourist precinct. Notable for its moored fishing boats, waterfront boardwalks, and concentration of seafood restaurants and fish and chip shops, it combines maritime industry with dining and sightseeing overlooking the Indian Ocean.

Visitors can expect a working harbour with moored commercial fishing boats, jetties and boardwalks along the waterfront. The precinct is lined with seafood restaurants, fish and chip takeaways, cafes and bars with outdoor seating overlooking the harbour and Indian Ocean. Visitors can walk the promenade, watch fishing vessels unload, take photographs of the harbour, join fishing and sightseeing boat charters, and visit nearby attractions such as the WA Maritime Museum and Bathers Beach within walking distance.