Beeliar

The name refers to the Beeliar people, a tribe of indigenous Australians who had land usage rights over the southern half of Perth's metropolitan area.  The suburb contains the Thomsons Lake Nature Reserve. 

Meve at Beeliar

Just 20 minutes from the Perth CBD and 10 minutes from the beach, Mevé is a mature development where the residents are proud of their community, its facilities and the abundant parks that surround them. Featuring elevated land with breathtaking views, Mevé has everything you and your family need within easy reach.

Recently recognised as a finalist in the 2010 Urban Design Institute Association awards in the Masterplanned Development category, Meve at Beeliar is in its final stage and opportunities to secure land in this prestigious development are very limited.

A true master-planned community - and one of the few south of Perth and west of Kwinana Freeway – Mevé has everything you need to enjoy an enviable lifestyle.

Discover the beauty of the Beeliar Regional Park

The Beeliar Regional Park has facilities for a wide range of activities including picnics, bushwalking, cycling, jogging, education and relaxing.

The Beeliar wetlands lie on the Swan Coastal Plain south west of the City of Perth in Western Australia. There are more than twenty discrete lakes and hundreds of small swamps in this wetland complex. They follow the swales of the coastal dune system along the south west coast of Australia between the escarpment and the Indian Ocean.

This is also an important migratory bird route and these wetlands are an important stopover point. They are also immensely valuable as a habitat for the vast diversity of plants and animals which are found in the south western corner of Australia.

In the past these wetlands were also the home of the Beeliar group of the Nyoongar indigenous people and they still hold great cultural and spiritual significance for them.

Today the Beeliar wetlands are surrounded by urban development, but incredibly many have survived as a haven for wildlife. For urban dwellers the wetlands now provide opportunities for relaxation and spiritual enrichment in the midst of suburbia.

Situated 21km of the Perth GPO.

'Beeliar' is the Aboriginal name for the southern metropolitan region. R M Lyon recorded the name in 1833, referring to it as 'the district of Midjegoorong' (an Aboriginal leader). The name was approved for the suburb in 1993