TDP Experience Perth - Tourism Western Australia
TDP Experience Perth - Tourism Western Australia
TDP Experience Perth - Tourism Western Australia
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Access<br />
Annual Average Holiday/Leisure Daytrips by Domestic Visitors 2001-2008<br />
(Top Four Local Government Areas) 3<br />
Local Government Area<br />
Day Trips<br />
City of Mandurah 732,600<br />
City of Rockingham 214,600<br />
Shire of Murray 104,400<br />
Shire of Serpentine Jarrahdale 72,600<br />
The actual number of daytrips may be understated. Please refer to point 8 on the<br />
last page of this document for further information.<br />
Access to the Peel and Rockingham region is a key strength of the area. At a<br />
distance of 51km to Rockingham and 72km to Mandurah, the region is easily<br />
accessible by road (Kwinana Freeway) from the <strong>Perth</strong> CBD. Inland parts of the<br />
region have become increasingly accessible from <strong>Perth</strong> with the development of<br />
the Forrest Highway.<br />
Both Rockingham and Mandurah are accessible via the suburban transport<br />
network from <strong>Perth</strong>, with regular bus and train services providing visitors in <strong>Perth</strong><br />
with reliable access to the region. Inland areas such as Serpentine and Pinjarra are<br />
served by Australind rail services.<br />
“Access to Mandurah by train and by car is excellent, but<br />
other areas are hard to get to without a car.”<br />
(Destination stakeholder)<br />
With the expected growth in population of the Peel and Rockingham region over<br />
the coming years, an improvement in the quality of roads to key recreational<br />
sites in the Murray River area (i.e. Lane Poole Reserve) and the development of a<br />
bypass around the Pinjarra township are seen as priorities for the region.<br />
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<strong>Experience</strong> <strong>Perth</strong><br />
<strong>Tourism</strong> <strong>Western</strong> <strong>Australia</strong> | <strong>Tourism</strong> Development Priorities