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Built 1907 and rebuilt 1982 for ferry service and local beach, at 212 meters in length its the biggest jetty on the Swan and Canning Rivers.

Located half way between Canning Bridge and the Narrows Bridge. Access to Como jetty is from the freeway pedestrian overpass originating at the end of Preston Street in Como. Parking is available along Melville Parade close to the base of the overpass.

There are public toilets at the base of the jetty, and there is also a small playground and small paddling beach.

Species likely to be encountered here include black bream, flathead, tailor, pilchard, mulloway, yellowfin whiting, crabs and river prawns.

Como Beach is the stretch of the foreshore located at the end of Preston Street, generally between South Terrace and Thelma Street. A series of footbridges across the Kwinana Freeway provide access to the beach for Como residents and visitors. The Como Jetty is a timber structure which extends out into Melville Water. It is not the original structure, having been modified several times during the years, and rebuilt in 1982. Como Beach is a pleasant, popular recreation area, providing safe swimming, a sandy stretch of beach, grassed and treed areas, and a dual use path for pedestrians and cyclists. It has been further enhanced by the City of South Perth with contemporary artworks.