Photos by David Smyth
North Mole and other vantage points were packed with well-wishers and admirers to see the elegant Queen Mary 2 sail off into a perfect Fremantle summer sunset.
There’s something delightful about living in a place where watching a ship depart is a shared community event.
Bon Voyage QM2 – see you back on March 14 for a pit-stop.
The Mexican Navy tall ship arrived in Fremantle yesterday morning ‘fully dressed’. Mexican music played as crew lined on...
By Christiaan De Beukelaer, University of Melbourne It has been rightly described as a humanitarian crisis and a modern...
As Seabourn Sojourn neared Stone Town harbour, Zanzibar early in the morning, the impressive dhow sails dotted along the...
We often marvel at the strange and wonderful names horses race under, but what about the names pleasure craft,...
Yes, Queen Anne has been crowned – no, it’s not a dramatic change from the upcoming coronation of King...
Fremantle Port darling, container ship, Swan River Bridge, powered into Fremantle’s Inner Harbour moments ahead of the start of...
This morning at the Fremantle Passenger Terminal, Victoria Quay, Ports Minister Rita Saffioti, assisted by Simone McGurk, the State...
Fremantle Port was lucky to receive the Peace Boat, on it's 96th voyage promoting peace and sustainable development.
