People have fished along the wharf at Victoria Quay since it was built in 1897 (and fished at the mouth of the river for thousands of years). You can fish along the wharf from B Shed to the WA Maritime Museum but please keep clear of the Leeuwin berth, the ferry terminal and Corkhilll Landing (where the pilot boats call).
.jpg?sfvrsn=6cb9c764_0 "reel it in bin (800x1000)")
And please use the ‘Reel it in’ bins provided for discarding fishing hooks and line. We don’t want our wildlife, including dolphins and seabirds, put in harm’s way.
.jpg?sfvrsn=cd1cf7ed_0 "shag small craft jetty (1000x667)")
.tmb-card500.jpg?Culture=en&sfvrsn=f3c9d5d7_1 "Dolphin Highnitch and newbo crop (2000x1059)")
Dolphins frequently visit the harbour, so have a look for them while you're on Victoria Quay.
View more.tmb-card500.jpg?Culture=en&sfvrsn=c73d69e4_1 "STS Leeuwin _3000647 Med (1000x667)")
Whether you're looking for a special sunset, historic shed, massive container ships or our beautiful cranes, Victoria Quay is the place for Insta gold!
View more
Save the date and spread the word - Maritime Day is back! Celebrate the maritime industry in our working port. Learn about exciting careers and maritime education opportunities.
View more
Victoria Quay is your gateway to beautiful Rottnest Island (Wadjemup) with boarding available with our two ferry operators who operate ticketing and boarding facilities on site.
View more
Your visit
Explore what's on at Victoria Quay and start planning your visit by 'starring' the attractions, events, walks or anything else that interests you.
See what's on