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Located along the waterfront at Elizabeth Quay, the First Contact sculpture by Noongar artist Laurel Nannup tells a story from the early encounters between Noongar people and European ships arriving on the Swan River. The 5-metre-tall aluminium sculpture is shaped like a bird with outstretched wings, representing how the Noongar people believed the distant sailing ships looked like giant birds carrying the spirits of their ancestors. Set beside the water, the artwork is a meaningful cultural stop along the path and an important reminder of the area’s deeper history.

The West Coast Drive Beach Path is a sealed shared path running along Perth’s northern coastline with continuous ocean views. It connects beaches, lookouts, and parks, and is popular for walking, running, and cycling. Gentle gradients and frequent access points make it easy to join or leave the route for a short walk or a full day of exploring.

Mettam's Pool is a sheltered reef lagoon created by a natural rock platform that protects calm, shallow waters. It is a popular spot for snorkelling, as the seagrass and reef support a variety of fish and other marine life. There is nearby parking and plenty of beach, with easy access to the coastal path.

Trigg Beach is a popular surf beach north of Perth, known for its consistent waves around Trigg Point and its wide sandy shoreline. Limestone reefs and the offshore Trigg Island create a variety of surf conditions that attract plenty of marine life, including bottlenose dolphins, Australian sea lions, and migrating humpback whales. Facilities include parking, toilets, and a surf lifesaving club.

This architecturally questionable but very scenic bridge connects East Perth to Perth Stadium.

Beautiful views of the beach and the ocean from the path .

Easy run

A zip line leads from one of the bridge pillars to the shore