You’ll wander Perth’s laneways with a local guide, stopping at three unique small bars for exclusive drink discounts and glimpses of vibrant street art along the way. Expect laughter, new friends, and insider stories that make Perth nightlife feel personal—plus plenty of chances to spot murals you’d miss alone.
I’ll admit, I didn’t expect to laugh so much on a Perth bar and street art tour. But there we were — just after sunset, weaving through alleys I’d never have found on my own. Our guide (her name was Emma) had this way of pointing out tiny things: a sticker here, the smell of fresh paint there, even the way the light hit one mural made it feel like the whole wall was humming. It wasn’t just about drinks — though those helped loosen everyone up fast.
The first bar was tucked behind a roller door covered in wild graffiti — honestly, I walked past twice before Emma waved me in. Inside: low lights, old mismatched chairs, some indie band playing quietly over the speakers. The bartender grinned when he saw our group and told us about their house special (I tried it; tasted like burnt orange and smoke). We got discounts too — not huge but enough to make it feel like you were in on something.
I kept noticing how people in Perth nod at each other when you pass by. It’s small but kind of comforting. By the second stop, everyone was chatting like old friends — even swapping stories about bad cocktails from other cities. There was this moment outside one mural where Emma asked if anyone could spot the artist’s signature hidden in the corner; nobody did at first but then someone pointed it out and we all cheered like idiots. Maybe that sounds silly but it felt good.
By the last bar (somewhere off Wolf Lane), my feet were tired but I didn’t want to leave yet. The city felt different — more alive somehow? Maybe it was just the right mix of drinks and art and people who actually cared about showing you their favorite bits of Perth’s nightlife. I still think about that night when I see a painted wall or hear ice clinking in a glass.
You visit three different small bars during the walking tour.
No drinks are included but you get exclusive discounts at each venue.
Yes—smart casual is required for men (enclosed shoes), and women are advised not to wear high heels due to walking.
Yes, all areas and transportation options are wheelchair accessible.
You must be 18 or older and may be asked to show valid ID.
The tour runs as a small group experience; minimum four guests are needed for departure.
Your evening includes a passionate local guide leading your small group through colorful laneways with stops at three quirky bars (drink discounts provided), plus plenty of time exploring murals and graffiti along the way—all within easy reach by public transport or wheelchair access.
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