With the KINTO app, you can easily locate available cars in your vicinity and obtain hourly, daily, weekly & monthly pricing options all through the digital self-service app on your smartphone. Simply join KINTO in the app and enjoy keyless entry into your vehicle. That's no paperwork & no keys.
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Models may vary from those shown. Specific vehicles may vary from time to time. Prices may vary during peak periods. The daily Duration and Distance fees are held at the rate displayed at the time of your booking, and will apply to any booking extensions regardless of the number of days you extend.
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Download the KINTO app and sign up for free from the comfort of your own home. There are no membership fees, credit card fees or location surcharges - just book what you need and pay for what you book.
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You’ll have access to a range of vehicles from selected Toyota dealerships, on-street and off-street locations - some available 24/7.
Only pay for what you need.
Rent by the hour or day, week, month, all the way up a year. All bookings include fuel, insurance (excess applies) and 24/7 roadside assist.
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You can manage your booking from the app on your smartphone - and it's even your car key. Complete vehicle inspections using the app and enjoy full digital self-service car rental.
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Kings Park and Botanic Garden
Kings Park is one of the largest inner city parks in the world. While two-thirds of the 400-hectare park is protected bushland, this enormous park isn’t short on things to do. Climb the spiralling DNA Tower for beautiful panoramic views, rent a bike for a ride, walk one of the many trails, see the wildflowers, and even enjoy some retail therapy inside the Gallery shop. Kings Park is also home to the Botanical Gardens, which displays over 3,000 of Western Australia’s unique flora.
Book a Tour of the Perth Mint
Learn about Western Australia’s gold rush history, take a guided heritage walk, view the gold exhibition and nuggets, watch a traditional gold pour in the original 1899 melting house, and, of course, see the world’s largest gold bullion coin that weighs a tonne! You can even engrave your own medallion to take a piece of the Perth Mint home with you.
Explore Rottnest Island
A short ferry ride will take you to Rottnest Island, an island rich in history with thriving flora and fauna. While here, you can enjoy a train ride through the island to see the breathtaking views, snorkel and swim in the crystal clear waters and enjoy a bike ride to see the island up close. Rottnest Island is also home to the adorable quokka, a small marsupial in the wallaby family. A quick Google search will show you why these cute little happy critters are worth the trip to Rottnest Island to see.
Swan River
There are many ways to see the beautiful Swan River. Take a scenic cruise, stroll along the river banks, cycle, or even drive the Swan River Drive Trail to South Perth and pack a picnic lunch. The Swan River runs through the heart of Perth and is a stunning backdrop to the city.
Soak up the Sun at Cottesloe Beach
Cottesloe Beach is one of Perth’s most iconic locations and a popular swimming spot. Just a quick 15-minute drive from the city, you can swim, snorkel, surf, and enjoy the sun on a pristine beach. Once you’ve enjoyed all the beach has to offer, take a stroll to the bustling street behind, which is full of cafes and restaurants, where you can eat and watch the sunset over the water.
Visit Fremantle
A 30-minute drive from Perth’s city lies Fremantle, a vibrant port city well known for its maritime history. While here, you can wander through the Fremantle markets, tour the Fremantle Prison, and see the WA Maritime Museum or the WA Shipwrecks Museum. Or, if that’s not your speed, wind down and sample some craft beer at one of the many microbreweries in the area.
Perth Cultural Centre
The Perth Cultural Centre precinct is made up of multiple cultural institutions that you can select from to visit. Pick from the Art Gallery of Western Australia, the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts, the State Library, the Western Australian Museum and the Blue Room Theatre. Explore the exhibitions, peruse the art or attend an event. A visit to the Perth Cultural Centre is sure to enrich your day.
Perth Zoo
The Perth Zoo is home to many animals and plants from around the world. Sit in on one of the free keeper talks or get up close and personal with one of the close encounters on offer. From giraffes to elephants, red pandas to penguins, or even an early morning savannah walk, the zoo is the perfect place to experience these animals up close.
Elizabeth Quay
Experience the waterfront precinct on the banks of the Swan River. It is easily accessible via public transport or a walk from the CBD. There’s much to do here with the BHP Billiton Water Park, segways, public art, Little Ferry Co., Gondola on the Swan, promenades and a range of trendy bars and restaurants.
Bell Tower
One of the most unique experiences in Perth is the Bell Tower. Overlooking the picturesque Swan River, the Bell Tower is home to 12 bells of St Martins in the Fields, one of London’s most famous churches. These bells date back to the 14th century, and if you come at the right time, you can hear them ring.
Remember to check the local guidelines and opening hours of attractions and facilities to plan your visit accordingly.
