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Travel essentials for Perth

The genuinely useful stuff for a day out or a weekend away — from reef-safe sunscreen and a good water bottle to packing cubes and a power bank. Tap any item to see current options.

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What to pack for Perth

Perth calls for light, breathable clothing and strong sun protection for most of the year (daytime highs average 23°C). Pack a warm layer for the cooler months around July (~17°C), and a compact rain jacket or umbrella if you're visiting in July — the wettest month. Australia uses Type I power plugs at 230V, so bring a universal adapter.

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Packing for Perth — FAQs

What should I pack for Perth?+

Perth calls for light, breathable clothing and strong sun protection for most of the year (daytime highs average 23°C). Pack a warm layer for the cooler months around July (~17°C), and a compact rain jacket or umbrella if you're visiting in July — the wettest month. Australia uses Type I power plugs at 230V, so bring a universal adapter.

Do I need sunscreen in Perth?+

Yes — Australia has some of the strongest UV in the world. Pack a high-SPF (50+) sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses, and reapply through the day, even when it's overcast.

What power adapter do I need for Perth?+

Australia uses the Type I plug (two angled flat pins plus an earth pin) at 230V / 50Hz. A universal travel adapter covers it; most phone and laptop chargers are dual-voltage. More in our Getting Here guide.

What's the weather like in Perth?+

Perth averages daytime highs of 23°C and overnight lows around 14°C across the year, with January the warmest and July the coolest. See our best-time-to-visit guide for the full month-by-month picture.

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