Transperth Tour for Seniors 2026
Description
Join us for a free scenic Transperth adventure designed especially for seniors!
Learn how to navigate public transport with ease, meet new friends, and treat yourself to a tasty lunch and a scenic ferry cruise!
Starting at Ruth Faulkner Library, you'll learn practical tips for navigating Transperth's network, discover the Transperth app for real-time updates and receive hard copies of Your Move maps for easier travel.
It's the perfect way to help you feel confident finding your way around Perth on your own.
Friendly tips for the tour
• Wear comfortable shoes for our short walks
• Don’t forget your hat and water bottle to stay cool
• We’ll serve complimentary light snacks to kick start, but lunch and drinks at the restaurant are on you. We aim to keep this under $30.00.
What to Expect
This is a relaxed and supportive tour designed for seniors to build confidence using public transport.
There will be several walking sections throughout the day, with the longest being approximately 642 metres.
Rest opportunities will be available, and participants are encouraged to bring any mobility aids they normally use to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Walking Summary
Activity | What to Expect |
Longest Walk | 642m (approximately 15-20 minutes at a comfortable pace) |
Total Walking Distance | Approximately 2.2 km over the day |
Ferry Ride Duration | 8-10 minutes each way |
Accessibility | Seating available during presentation, lunch, ferry terminals and waterfront areas |
Recommended | Comfortable walking shoes, hat, water bottle and SmartRider |
Walking Section | Distance |
Library to Bus Stop | 132m |
Bus Stop to Riverside Café | 642m |
Riverside Café to Elizabeth Quay | 536m |
Mends Street Jetty Walk | 124m |
Return to Ferry | 124m |
Elizabeth Quay to Bus Stop | 521m |
Final Walk | 107m |
Total Walking Distance | 2.19 km |
Are you ready?
Registration is required for this event. Please note there are limited places available. Register by clicking the button on this page or contact us on 9477 7149 or community.development@belmont.wa.gov.au for assistance and more information.
Accessiblity and support requirements.
Is there anything we can do to make your attendance more comfortable and accessible?
Please let us know of any accessibility or support requirements.
How to get to Ruth Faulkner Library:
You can access the City of Belmont's Access and Mobility Map via this link: untitled
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