#1 Head to a local market for the freshest produce

If you’re in Perth, a trip to the Fremantle Markets is well worth the visit. Built in 1897, it is one of the city’s most significant landmarks and has rightfully earned itself a reputation as one of the best destinations in Fremantle for locals and tourists alike. Housed in an historic, heritage-listed building, you will find more than fresh produce here. With a variety of events held for visitors of all ages, you’ll be sure to enjoy your visit here. Check this Muslim Friendly itinerary (upon request) for a wonderful Farm and Fremantle trip!

#2 Indulge in a wide variety of seafood

A bounty of seafood options can be found in Western Australia’s oceans and rivers, thanks to the incredible diversity of its marine habitats and inland waters – perfect for hungry Muslim travellers. Must-try seasonal produce includes the famous Geraldton rock lobster, South West marron, yabby and trout, North West barramundi, Exmouth prawns, Rottnest scallops and Mandurah crab. 

If you’re looking to add a little bit of adventure to your seafood experience, join the Wild Seafood Experience tour on their premium cray fishing boat and enjoy an afternoon of catching and learning about the Western Rock Lobster (crayfish) that is renowned internationally with Mandurah a centre for this most valuable export. The experienced crew will then cook up an epic banquet centred around the fresh catch and other fresh local seafood. Enjoy seafood skewers, oysters, octopus, crab, prawns and salmon, right in the middle of the calm waters.

On land, you can easily find a plethora of seafood options that meet your fancy. Located on the picturesque beach front of Cervantes is Lobster Shack. Situated just 17km from the famous Pinnacles National Park, this family owned restaurant will give you a taste of mouth-watering seafood dishes that will only make you crave for more. Here’s a great excursion option to try the famous Lobster Shack and visit the Pinnacles too!

#3 Join a fruit-picking tour and get your fill of local fruits

Nature lovers will be happy to learn that Western Australia offers plenty of fruit-picking tours that offer tourists a chance to visit its expansive orchards and quaint farms. Join a tour to the Swan Valley Walk and Fruit Orchard to experience exquisite natural sightings of the Swan Valley where fresh apples, oranges, nectarines, persimmons, avocados and plums are grown and available for purchase. During this tour, you will be able to see how fruits are grown amidst the hills of the valley and see how high-quality fruits are grown in an Aussie orchard. You can also enjoy an eco-walk through hundreds of trees, containing a variety of different fruits. 

If you’re in the Coral Coast region, be sure to visit Carnarvon – the food bowl of Western Australia. Abundant tropical fruits and a vast array of temperate climate fruit and vegetables, Carnarvon is the regional centre and lush horticultural region. A drive along the North and South Roads known as the 'Fruit Loop' reveals the heart of the horticultural industry where you will find seasonal fresh produce – the famous bananas that are simple called Sweeter Bananas. In the warmer months, enjoy an abundance of fruits such as mangoes, grapes and watermelons can be found from pop-up plantation shops.

#4 Visit a local café 

Experience the famed Australian café culture spread across Perth and beyond to sip on the best quality coffees at the wide range of cafés offering vegetarian and vegan menu options. 

Drop by Lane Cafe located in Rottnest Island to enjoy freshly roasted coffee and a wide range of gourmet breakfast and lunch options that caters to all dietary requirements. You can also enjoy freshly-squeezed juices, smoothies and acai bowls, making Lane Café an essential pitstop before you explore the wonders of Rottnest Island on your own pace by bicycle where you can escape the crowds and begin to hunt for selfies with the world’s happiest marsupials – Quokkas! 

If you’re visiting the South West, don’t forget to drop by The White Elephant Beach Cafe that is located right on Gnarabup beach, just 10 kilometres from Margaret River. 

Don’t miss out from having a taste of their dishes, made with locally-sourced ingredients that brings to life the very best of the Margaret River region. From their delicious freshly-brewed coffee to their all-day breakfasts – everything is prepared fresh. Go for their delicious vegetarian options and enjoy your meal while taking in the beautiful views of the beach. 

With this Muslim-friendly guide, we’re sure that you’ll be able to indulge in the best of what Western Australia’s food-scene has to offer. 

(Picture credit: Tourism Western Australia)

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