Perth to Fremantle & Fremantle to Perth Train Route Map

Accessibility:

Fremantle Station is an Independent Access station, so most passengers can reach the platforms without help, via ramps and pathways and without crossing a road. The gap between platform and train is no more than 60mm wide and 20mm high. There are hearing loops for hearing aid users and tactile paving on the platform. There are no lifts or escalators.

Parking:
Fremantle Train Station Parking has 197 bays, including short-term, motorcycle and ACROD bays.
Station parking is for Transperth customers only.
On weekdays it costs $2.00 per 24 hours, paid by SmartRider using Pay by Plate at the SmartParker machine. Coins and bank cards are not accepted.
Parking is free on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, unless you park overnight on a Sunday or public holiday.
ACROD bays are free. 

HOW TO GET A SMARTRIDER:
A SmartRider card is the easiest way to use Perth’s public transport. It works on trains, buses and ferries, and you simply tap on and off. You get 10% off every fare, or 20% off with Autoload. A SmartRider costs $10, plus the credit you choose to load onto the card. We recommend one for any visitor planning a longer stay. 

TICKETS:

TICKETS:

Transperth bus, train and ferry services require a ticket. You can pay three ways:
SmartRider card. Tag on and tag off each time you travel and the fare is deducted from your card.
Contactless Visa or Mastercard, including on your phone or watch. Tap on and off just like a SmartRider.
Cash ticket, from bus and ferry drivers or the ticket machines at train stations.

FARES:

Since January 2026 Transperth has one flat fare across the whole network, so Fremantle to Perth and Perth to Fremantle is a single fare.

A Go Anywhere fare is $3.50 cash, $3.15 on SmartRider, or $2.80 on SmartRider with Autoload. It covers any mix of bus, train and ferry for three hours. You can also tap on and off with a contactless Visa or Mastercard, including on your phone or watch, at the cash fare. Autoload is a SmartRider setting that tops up your card automatically from your bank account whenever the balance runs low, so you never have to add credit by hand.

ETIQUETTE:
Please offer your seat to passengers with special needs, such as people with a disability, seniors and parents with young children or babies.
Please be courteous to other passengers.
Smoking, vaping and drinking alcohol are not permitted on trains or at stations.
Do not block entrances with your belongings or leave them unattended. They are your responsibility at all times.

Animals:
Only assistance dogs are allowed on Transperth services. The dog must wear a marked coat or harness. Pets are not permitted.

Bikes:
Bikes are welcome on trains, space permitting, except in the peak direction at these times on weekdays (excluding public holidays):
Morning peak, 7.00am to 9.00am, travelling towards Perth city
Afternoon peak, 4.30pm to 6.30pm, travelling away from Perth city
At peak times you can still travel in the opposite direction, and folded bikes in a carry bag are allowed at any time. 

Prams:
Prams can be easily accommodated on trains.

WaterSports:
Clean, sand-free surfboards and boogie boards up to 2 metres are welcome on trains and ferries. On most buses the limit is 1.2 metres.