1st built 1907 and rebuilt 1982 for ferry service and local beach, at 212 mtrs in length its the biggest jetty on the Swan and Canning Rivers. 

It is often observed from the freeway sitting 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 St 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, there is also a small playground and small paddling beaches.

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