Priya Sandhu
Cottesloe swims to the Rottnest ferry
Based in Perth, Australia.
Perth outdoors and adventure writer on Cottesloe and Scarborough swims, Kings Park trails and the Rottnest ferry.
Latest stories
Subiaco, Perth: leafy lanes, long lunches and a very good train ride
Five kilometres west of the Perth CBD, Subiaco trades noise for plane trees, heritage façades and one of the state’s most satisfying dining strips.
Perth CBD, Perth: laneway bars, heritage blocks and river views
Perth's centre has shed its old 5pm reputation and become a compact, walkable downtown of rooftop dining, basement bars, riverfront promenades and heritage architecture.
Northbridge, Perth: where the city lets its hair down
A walk through Perth’s loudest, hungriest, most unbuttoned quarter, where Chinatown laneways, rooftop bars and museum days all share the same few blocks.
Leederville, Perth: the little strip that eats well and stays up late
A compact, coffee-first pocket of Perth where Oxford Street, Luna Leederville and Electric Lane turn a three-minute train ride from the CBD into a neighbourhood worth lingering in.
Fremantle, Perth: where the port still sets the pace
Half an hour from Perth, Fremantle folds a working harbour, convict history, craft beer and weekend-market bustle into one walkable, salt-creased neighbourhood.
Cottesloe, Perth: the beach suburb that still stops for sunset
Cottesloe is Perth’s west-facing ritual: a swimmable beach, serious dining on Marine Parade and a sunset that pulls half the city to the sand.
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