Also known as Perth Airport, it serves as the primary gateway to Western Australia, connecting both domestic and international travelers. Located 12 kilometers from the Perth CBD, it offers easy access to the city and surrounding areas.

As Australia's fourth busiest airport, Perth Airport accommodates over 14 million passengers annually and is a major hub for travel across the Indian Ocean and Asia-Pacific regions. The airport features modern facilities and multiple terminals, ensuring a smooth and efficient experience for all passengers.

Perth Airport is conveniently located just 12 kilometers from the city center, making the trip from the CBD to the airport around 20 minutes under normal traffic conditions.

To help plan your pick-up, we’ve outlined estimated travel times from nearby suburbs: traveling from the northern suburbs usually takes around 25 minutes, while from the southern suburbs (e.g., Fremantle), expect about 30 minutes. Journeys from the eastern suburbs (e.g., Midland) take approximately 20 minutes, and trips from the western suburbs like Cottesloe typically take 25 minutes.

There are several ways to commute from Perth Airport to the Perth CBD. If you chose to use the public transport system,  airport buses should have you in the CBD in an hour. You could always hail an airport taxi or use an uber available at the arrivals airport terminals There are also several airport shuttle services operating in the area. Shuttle buses will do drop-offs to your desired destination.

COD does Perth airport transfers. Our transfer service operates in and around the city and is a cut above the rest. Our modern fleet can handle large groups and we also have select limousines both local and exotic that will do private transfers. We won’t just get you to your destination, we’ll make sure you get there in style and comfort.

Perth, the vibrant capital of Western Australia, stretches along the scenic Swan River and Indian Ocean coastline. Home to around 2.1 million residents, Perth is Australia's fourth-largest city and is known for its sunny climate and relaxed lifestyle.

Surrounded by beautiful beaches to the west and the rolling hills of the Darling Range to the east, Perth offers a stunning natural landscape. The city blends modernity with a rich cultural history, showcasing attractions like Kings Park, Fremantle’s historic port, and the nearby Swan Valley wine region.

Whether you're exploring the city’s lively dining scene or enjoying the outdoors, Perth offers something for everyone. Wherever your adventure takes you, we’re just a ride away.

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Arts and Culture

Within  Perth city, the West Australian Symphony Orchestra is a must-visit. You could also marvel at beautiful art pieces at the Art Gallery Of Western Australia or catch a play at the State Theatre of Western Australia.
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Nature

Kings Park serves as the city’s main park and also happens to be one of the largest such parks in the world. Other popular gardens include Queen’s gardens and Harold Boas Gardens. The city is also renowned for its pristine beaches so a trip down to Coatsloe and Two Rocks is a must. There’s a total of 19 beaches in and around the city.

If you have the time, take a drive thirty minutes away from the city centre to Swan Valley. This wine-growing region is a one-stop-shop for adult and family fun.

Gastronomic Scene

Perth is endowed with a diverse cultural heritage. Nowhere is this more reflected than in the city’s cuisine. Victoria Park and Northbridge won’t let your tastebuds down. For Asian cuisine venture to Roe Street where you’ll find the city’s Chinatown. Swan Valley itself has amazing food and wine- as expected.