Convicts of Fremantle & the Maritime Museum
Go directly to jail; do not pass go! Visit Fremantle Prison, a fascinating and memorable UNESCO World Heritage Site. This incredible sandstone prison dates back to 1855 and was built using convict labour. Almost 10,000 male convicts were assigned to Western Australia between 1850 and 1868. Amazingly, this house of horrors remained in use until 1991.
A guided tour of the main cellblock and the prison yard explains the history of some famous inmates.
Head to the Western Australia Maritime Museum which houses several unique galleries that explore our relationship with the sea, from leisure boats and handcrafted sailing boats to commercial pearl luggers. It is home to the winning America's Cup yacht, Australia II. View the Oberon class submarine the HMAS Ovens, Jon Sanders’ Parry Endeavour, and many other iconic vessels.
Special Notes:
Please wear comfortable flat-soled shoes, clothing suited to the weather conditions, a hat and jacket, plenty of biodegradable sunscreen and bring bottled water
Not suitable for guests using a wheelchair.
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Location
Fremantle
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Tour Code
JFM045
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Duration
4 hours
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Price
Adult from $119.99
Children (12 & under) from $99.99
Photography
Take your camera.Refreshments
Special Notes
Please wear comfortable flat-soled shoes, clothing suited to the weather conditions, a hat and jacket, plenty of biodegradable sunscreen and bring bottled water Not suitable for guests using a wheelchair.
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