Fremantle, WA

Perth's port city — Bathers Beach sits beneath the Round House with South Beach offering a longer, wilder stretch.

Live AI Coastal Briefing

Sunday 12 July is shaping up to be a beautiful day along our stunning coastline, with plenty of sunshine expected and a gentle morning breeze. The temperature is currently sitting at 9C, with a partly cloudy sky and a humidity level of 87%, making it a great time to get outdoors and enjoy the fresh air. As the day unfolds, we can expect the sun to shine brightly, with not a cloud in the sky, and a maximum temperature of 31C.



Out in the ocean, the wave height is currently at 1.84m, making it a great day for experienced surfers to catch some powerful waves. The water temperature is a refreshing 19.3C, perfect for a spring suit or rashie, and the tides are looking good, with high tide at 07:28 am and low tide at 05:04 pm. With these conditions, it's an ideal day to get out and enjoy the marine life, whether you're swimming, snorkelling, or simply taking a leisurely stroll along the beach.



For all you sports and fitness enthusiasts out there, today is a great day to get active. Surfers will love the overhead waves, while runners and cyclists will enjoy the cool morning air and the scenic coastal routes. Anglers can try their luck in the ocean, and paddleboarders can take advantage of the calm morning conditions to explore the coastline from a different perspective. With the UV index currently at a low level, you can enjoy the outdoors without worrying about excessive sun protection, making it a perfect day to get out and have some fun.



As we head into the afternoon, we can expect the famous Fremantle Doctor to kick in, bringing a refreshing sea breeze to cool us down. With plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures, it's going to be a fantastic day to soak up the coastal atmosphere, whether you're relaxing on the beach, exploring the local markets, or enjoying a cold craft beer at one of our many great venues. So, get out and make the most of this beautiful day, and we'll catch you back here tomorrow with another update on the coastal weather.

About This Coastline

Fremantle, or Walyalup, is Perth’s historic port city, where maritime industry, colonial architecture, markets and creative culture meet the Indian Ocean.

The result is a place where the coastline is experienced through several layers rather than through one signature view alone.

The Vibe

The atmosphere is lively, independent and strongly local.

Working wharves sit near cafés, pubs, galleries and music venues, while nearby beaches offer a quieter extension of the city’s social life. Visitors can find a lively public face close to the main facilities, then a noticeably quieter mood only a short walk away.

The Local Anchor

Fremantle Prison, the West End and the harbour form a layered local anchor, connecting convict history, shipping and contemporary urban culture.

The Fremantle Markets and fishing boat harbour add food, performance and public life. These elements prevent the destination from feeling generic, giving its beaches and waterfront a history that belongs specifically to this part of Australia.

The Landscape

The city faces both the open ocean and the sheltered mouth of the Swan River.

Limestone buildings, harbour walls, beaches and low coastal terrain create a shoreline shaped as much by human use as by natural form. Its beauty should not obscure the need for local awareness, particularly where open water, remote access or fast-changing weather are involved.

Together, these elements give Fremantle a coastal identity shaped as much by local life as by the water itself.