[Perth, Australia] City tours on the CAT bus🐈‍⬛

TRANSPERTH operates buses, trains, and ferries in Perth. All tickets are managed in one place. CAT buses are particularly convenient for exploring and sightseeing in Perth. They operate five routes, divided by color: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, and Purple. (There are also many other general bus routes.) There are pictures of cats on the bus stops and on the buses, so it's easy to tell at a glance. If you have a Smartrider transportation IC card, you can ride these CAT5 routes for free. It seems that this initiative is being undertaken with the aim of reducing private cars in consideration of the environment, and I'm so happy that tourists are also allowed to use it. However, Smartrider requires a non-refundable issuance fee of AUD10 + a minimum charge of AUD10, so it doesn't seem like a good deal for short-term travelers. So I recommend the Dayrider one-day pass🙋‍♂️ On weekdays, you can only board from 9am, but it costs AUD10 to ride buses, trains, and ferries all day. You can ride not only CAT buses but also other local buses as much as you want👍 I actually spent a day on this Dayrider, and if you are active, you will quickly get your money's worth, and it's very convenient as you don't have to pay each time◎ Sightseeing in Perth is on the CAT bus! If you're going for a short trip, enjoy Dayrider to the fullest! ⚠️⚠️⚠️ If you plan to use public transport every day, Smartrider might be a good option, so compare it with your own plan😉 #overseastravel #australia #perth #australiantrip #perthtourism #transperth #publictransport #catbus