Mends Street Jetty, Public boat jetty in South Perth, Australia

Mends Street Jetty is a public boat landing that extends into the Swan River, providing direct views of the Perth skyline across the water. The structure connects the waterfront area with dining venues and ferry crossings.

The jetty was expanded after the Perth Zoo opened in 1898 to handle growing ferry traffic from visitors heading to the site. These early changes show how the location adapted to serve the city's developing transportation needs.

The jetty is the departure point for the Transperth ferry to Elizabeth Quay, operated by Captain Cook Cruises, and is also used by charter ferry services. Its main role is carrying passengers between South Perth and the city centre, including visitors heading to Perth Zoo.

The jetty is served by Transperth ferries to Elizabeth Quay, operated by Captain Cook Cruises, and is also used for charter services. The 2023 extension includes a floating platform that rises and falls with the water level, keeping boarding level with the ferry entrance.

A 2023 extension features a floating platform design that moves with changing water levels. This system keeps the landing accessible no matter how the tides shift throughout the day.