Cottesloe Car & Ute Hire

About Cottesloe

Cottesloe is a beach-side suburb just 15 minutes to the west of Perth city centre.

The protected beach at Cottesloe is great for swimming, soaking up the sun and paddling with the kids. Why not go for a surf, or try your hand at fishing?

The long stretch of bike path along the beach is perfect for cycling, jogging or just strolling along the coast of the Indian Ocean. Afterwards, grab a coffee or cold beer at one of the many bars and cafés that dot the waterfront.

Beachside accommodation is available at both Cottesloe Beach and further north. Public transport is also nearby with the beach accessible via train and regular bus services.

Cottesloe beach is only 9kms from Fremantle and 12km from Perth city.

For more information about Cottesloe visit:

Cottesloe Council
http://www.cottesloe.wa.gov.au

Cottesloe Beach Chalets
http://www.cottesloebeachchalets.com.au

Cottesloe Longboard Club
http://www.cottesloelongboardclub.org.au

About Perth

Perth is Western Australia’s capital city and the major gateway into the state. Situated on the meandering Swan River, city and river make a stunning contrast, especially when the skies and river are a perfect Perth blue.

The Swan hosts a range of water sports, including sailing, fishing, water skiing, sailboarding, jet boating, fishing, cruising. There are also more than fifty kilometres of riverside pathways for walking and cycling.

Perth’s lifestyle is easygoing with a number of inner city parks adding to the relaxed, nature-based feel. And getting around is simple – there’s a free public transport service within the city centre.

For a bird’s eye view take a short walk from the city to Kings Park for a spectacular view across Perth’s cityscape and river.

Kings Park is Perth’s pride and joy, presenting a mix of untouched bushland, botanic gardens, walkways and grassy lawns. Take a walk on the Federation Walkway, relax with a picnic and take advantage of free barbecue facilities. Enjoy an impressive wildflower display in spring or the outdoor cinema in summer.

Perth's beaches are only a short trim from the city, via Train, Bus or Car. There are nineteen to choose from – some, such as Scarborough Beach are great for surfing, and others, like Cottesloe Beach with its beachside cafes, are ideal for families.

For more information visit: http://www.westernaustralia.com

About Fremantle

Fremantle oozes heritage and cosmopolitan culture. Seven days a week, the streets are abuzz with shoppers and alfresco diners, while pubs brim over with patrons from across the globe.

A strong Italian influence has produced a vast array of pizza and pasta restaurants, alongside a wide selection of other international eateries.

Don’t miss the weekend markets which are great for finding fresh fruit, delicious veggies and unique gifts.

But best of all are the fish and chips - some of the state’s most popular seafood restaurants and cafés are dotted around Fishing Boat Harbour – the perfect place to sample the Indian Ocean’s bounty.

For more information about Fremantle, visit: http://www.fremantle.org.au

About Western Australia

The big variety of landscapes and climates in Western Australia means there is always plenty of sunshine, making it a perfect year-round destination.

It is a land blessed with spectacular diversity, where the deep reds of ancient interior rock formations contrast with the sparkling blue of the Indian and Southern Oceans and the lush greenery of the stunning southern regions.

Western Australia is famous for its long days of sunshine, spotless blue skies and brilliant beaches.

For more information about Western Australia. Visit the Western Australian Tourism Commission's website at: http://www.westernaustralia.com