What’s the difference between a ferry ticket, guided tour, and skydive?

Ferry tickets give you flexibility to explore independently. Guided tours cover key highlights with commentary, while skydives offer a high-adrenaline aerial experience over the island.

Do I need to book in advance?

Yes. Ferry tickets and bike rentals often sell out, especially during peak summer months.

Is Rottnest Island suitable for children?

Yes. Beaches, wildlife encounters, and short trails make it family-friendly. Some activities like segways and skydiving have age and weight restrictions.

How weather-dependent is the experience?

Moderately. Ferries run in most conditions, but activities like skydiving may be delayed or cancelled due to weather.

Is the island physically demanding to explore?

It can be. Cycling and walking require moderate effort due to distances and coastal exposure, but bus tours offer a relaxed alternative.

Is Rottnest Island wheelchair accessible?

Partially. Ferries and select areas are accessible, but much of the island terrain is uneven and not fully wheelchair-friendly.

Where do tours depart from?

Tours depart from ferry terminals in Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys, depending on your booking.

Can I reschedule if my ferry or tour is cancelled?

Yes. Most operators offer rebooking or refunds if cancellations occur due to weather or operational reasons.

Can I explore the island without a tour?

Yes. Many visitors choose a ferry-only ticket and explore using bikes, walking trails, or the island shuttle bus.

Are meals included in Rottnest Island tours?

No. Food is not included, but plenty of cafés and picnic spots are available on the island.

Is there a weight limit for activities?

Yes. Activities like skydiving and segway tours have strict weight and safety requirements.

Can I visit all major spots in one day?

Yes, but you’ll need to plan well. A bike or bus tour helps cover more ground efficiently within a day.

Do I need prior experience for activities like segway or skydiving?

No prior experience is required. Training and safety briefings are provided before all guided activities.

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From happy customers

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Dianne B

Australia

Couple

3 weeks ago

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Very informative guide, Jett. Tour was well paced. He was happy to answer questions and allowed plenty of time for photos.

Mirela R

Australia

Family

Feb 2026

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Amazing to see and experience- but the life saver of the day is the staff that were a big help by being flexible with our booking. Sometimes with kids things just don't go to plan- but the amazing staff had our backs! We visited Jewel and Mammoth and looking forward to visiting the two caves next year on our annual trip down south. Our tour guides were knowledgeable and charming, very impressed overall!

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United Kingdom

Couple

Last week

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#We had a super day on Rottnest Island - in the end declining the bikes and doing the 'hop on/hop off' bus instead. It was gorgeous weather and we did some walking between bus stops and completed the circuit of the whole island. Also spent time on one of the fabulous beaches and enjoyed a picnic. And we met the quokkas....

Christine D

Australia

Couple

Dec 2025

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Just a lovely day out and the bus tour meant we got to see all of the island. Would have liked to have heard more historical info but otherwise great thanks.

Therese H

Australia

Group

Jan 2026

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Very helpful company, changed return ferry, no problem. Positive staff, amazing place to explore. Go for the bikes when exploring the place.

Nicholas S

Family

Jan 2026

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What a place! Hiring or taking a bike is absolutely the way to go. I caught the ferry which gets you there in 40-45 mins to the harbour from the settlement area. Which has a great variety of food outlets and information centres as to where to go. I made my way around to the basin to snorkel the aqua and turquoise water where there is also reefs and then further on to Catherine's beach. Quokkas just sit in bushes and are chilled. All I can say 5 hours was not enough and I'll definitely be back. Loved it.

Shane P

Australia

Group

Jan 2026

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Rottnest Island was an amazing day out with friends. The ferry ride over was calm and scenic, and the hop on hop off bus made exploring the island easy and relaxed. We stopped at beautiful beaches, enjoyed lunch and drinks at different venues, and soaked up the laid‑back atmosphere. Visiting the lighthouse was a standout with incredible views, and learning about the island’s history along the way added real depth to the experience. And of course, seeing the quokkas was a highlight as always. They bring so much charm to the day. A brilliant experience from start to finish with the perfect mix of scenery, history, wildlife, and easy exploring.

Kathleen D

Australia

Couple

Nov 2025

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Boat staff were great, scenery was wonderful, plenty of quokkas, bus trip very informative and great dining options ... a fantastic day out

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Explore Rottnest Island, a car-free island paradise off the coast of Perth, on a scenic ferry ride or guided day tour. Cruise across the Indian Ocean, explore white-sand beaches and turquoise bays, cycle through coastal trails, and encounter the island’s famous quokkas in their natural habitat.

Distance from Perth: 19 km off the coast of Western Australia
Distance from Fremantle: 18 km offshore (closest mainland access point)
Distance from Hillarys Boat Harbour: 22 km offshore
Travel time: 25 minutes from Fremantle, 45–90 minutes from Perth, 45 minutes from Hillarys by high-speed ferry
Tour duration: Half-day to full-day experiences (4–8 hours typically on the island)
Meeting/drop-off point: Ferry departures from Perth (Barrack Street Jetty), Fremantle (B Shed or Northport), and Hillarys Boat Harbour; tours begin from the Rottnest Island Settlement
Key attractions: Quokkas, The Basin, Pinky Beach, Wadjemup Lighthouse, coastal cycling routes, snorkelling bays, and over 60 beaches and coves

What to expect from your Rottnest Island tour

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Scenic ferry rides across the Indian Ocean

Rottnest tours begin with a smooth, high-speed ferry journey from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys, offering coastal views and a relaxing start to your island escape.

Flexible ways to explore the island

Choose between cycling at your own pace, joining a guided bus tour, or combining both. Each option lets you experience Rottnest’s beaches, bays, and landmarks differently.

Up-close encounters with quokkas

One of the island’s biggest highlights is spotting quokkas in the wild, especially around the main settlement, where they roam freely and are easy to find.

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Beach-hopping across crystal-clear bays

Expect access to over 60 beaches and secluded coves, including favourites like The Basin and Pinky Beach, known for calm waters and great snorkelling conditions.

Guided insights and local storytelling

On guided tours, learn about Rottnest’s history, Aboriginal heritage, and unique ecosystem through expert commentary as you travel across the island.

Relaxed, car-free island atmosphere

With no private vehicles allowed, the island offers a peaceful, slow-paced environment where cycling, walking, and nature take centre stage, making every visit feel like a true getaway.

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Things to know before booking your Rottnest Island tour

Ferry tickets vs. guided tours vs. bundled experiences: All Rottnest Island tours include a round-trip ferry transfer from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys, along with island admission. You can choose a standard ferry ticket for self-guided exploration, or opt for tickets that include experiences like bike hire, guided bus tours, or activities as part of the package. Each option is sold as a complete experience, allowing you to pick how you want to explore the island in advance.
Bike hire vs. bus tours: Cycling is the most popular way to explore Rottnest, with a 22 km island loop offering access to beaches, bays, and viewpoints. Bike hire includes helmets and locks, and suits those comfortable riding moderate distances. Bus tours are a low-effort alternative, ideal for visitors who prefer a relaxed overview without physical exertion.
Tour duration & time commitment: Ferry journeys take 25–90 minutes depending on your departure point. Most visitors spend 4–8 hours on the island, making it a full-day experience. Half-day trips are possible but limit how much you can see, especially if you plan to cycle or visit multiple beaches.
Accessibility & physical effort: Ferry transfers and bus tours are low-effort and suitable for most travellers. Cycling requires moderate fitness, especially in windy conditions. Walking is easy around the main settlement, but exploring beyond it typically requires a bike or tour transport.
Visitor suitability & age considerations: Ferry transfers and bus tours are family-friendly and suitable for all ages. Bike hire is generally recommended for older children and adults comfortable with cycling. Some adventure activities like snorkelling or Segway tours may have age or safety requirements.
Meeting point & transport: Ferries depart from Perth (Barrack Street Jetty), Fremantle (B Shed or Northport), and Hillarys Boat Harbour. Visitors must check in at least 30 minutes before departure. On arrival, bike hire and tours begin near the main settlement. Hotel transfers are typically not included.
Weather & seasonal considerations: Rottnest experiences a Mediterranean climate with hot, dry summers and mild winters. Weather can impact sea conditions and cycling comfort, especially due to wind. Clear, calm days are best for snorkelling and beach visits, while summer months (Dec–Feb) are the busiest.

Your Rottnest Island tours explained

Tour type	Duration	Inclusions	Transfers	Price
Return ferry tickets	25–90 mins each way	Round-trip ferry, Rottnest Island admission fee, free time on the island	Departures from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys Boat Harbour	AUD $80–$150
Ferry + bike hire	Full day (4–8 hours on island)	Ferry transfers, bike hire, helmet & lock, island entry	Departures from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys Boat Harbour	AUD $110–$180
Ferry + guided bus tour	6–8 hours total (incl. 1.5–2 hr tour)	Ferry transfers, island bus tour, AC coach, live commentary, key landmark stops	Departures from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys Boat Harbour	AUD $140–$220
Adventure experiences (skydive, snorkelling, Segway)	2–4 hours (plus ferry time)	Ferry transfers, island entry, chosen activity (tandem skydive / snorkel gear / guided Segway tour), instructor or guide, safety gear	Ferry included; activities begin on the island	AUD $120–$400

Plan your visit

Bus tour on Rottnest Island with people walking nearby, surrounded by trees.

Opening hours: Rottnest Island is open all year round. Ferry and tour departures run at fixed times, mostly starting in the morning and returning by late afternoon.

Ferry timings:

From Perth: 8:30am–8:45am departures
From Fremantle: 9am–9:30am departures
Return ferries: Typically between 4pm and 5pm

Tour timings:

Guided bus tours: Morning and early afternoon departures
Segway tours: 9am departures
Skydiving: Multiple slots between 7:50am and 2:50pm

Duration:

Ferry ride: 25–90 minutes depending on departure point
Time on island: 5–7 hours on most day trips
Guided bus tour: 1 hour 45 minutes
Skydiving experience: 2 hours total

Best time to visit: Rottnest is a year-round destination. November to January is ideal for beach weather and water activities, while March to May and September to November offer fewer crowds and great wildlife spotting. Winter (June–August) is quieter and suited for relaxed exploration.

Tourists smiling with a quokka on Rottnest Island, bicycles and beach in background.

Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat (strong coastal sun)
Refillable water bottle
Swimwear and towel for beach stops
Comfortable walking shoes or cycling-friendly footwear
Light jacket (coastal winds can pick up quickly)
Camera or phone for quokka photos and coastal views

Tourists dining outdoors with a view of Rottnest Island beach and boats in the background.

Base facilities: Thomson Bay is the island’s main hub, with visitor services including check-in areas, restrooms, cafés, and retail stores. Lockers are available nearby for short-term storage.
Accessibility: Ferries and select tours are accessible, but much of the island features uneven terrain and natural paths. For a low-effort experience, guided bus tours are the most comfortable way to get around, while cycling and walking routes may involve longer distances and limited shade.
Food & amenities: A range of cafés, bakeries, and casual dining spots are clustered around Thomson Bay, with additional options near popular beaches. Scenic picnic areas are spread across the island, including spots near Pinky Beach and Geordie Bay.
Parking: Paid and public parking options are available near ferry terminals in Perth, Fremantle, and Hillarys—arrive early during peak seasons to secure a spot.

Quokka on Rottnest Island with ocean and boats in the background.

Do not touch or feed quokkas, it’s illegal and can harm their health
Keep a safe distance from all wildlife and avoid disturbing natural habitats
Follow all safety instructions from ferry crews and tour guides at all times
Drones are not permitted without prior approval due to wildlife protection laws
Alcohol is restricted in certain areas and on ferries unless specified
Dispose of waste responsibly, the island is a protected reserve with strict conservation rules
Stay on marked paths and cycling routes to protect fragile ecosystems
Arrive at least 30 minutes early for ferry check-in and boarding procedures

Tips

Start early: The first ferry gives you cooler weather, quieter beaches, and more time to explore
Pre-book bikes or tours: Same-day availability is limited, especially in peak season
Don’t underestimate distances: Rottnest is bigger than it looks; plan stops in clusters
Mix transport modes: Combine cycling with the island shuttle or a short bus tour to cover more ground comfortably
Head beyond Thomson Bay: Some of the best beaches are quieter and further out
Carry water and sun protection: Shade is limited across most of the island
Build in buffer time: Leave enough margin to return bikes and catch your ferry stress-free
If short on time: Prioritise a loop covering Pinky Beach, Wadjemup Lighthouse, and a couple of west-end bays for the best variety.

Frequently asked questions about Rottnest Island tours

Most tours include round-trip ferry transfers, island admission, and optional add-ons like bike hire, guided bus tours, or segway experiences.

Opening hours: Rottnest Island is open all year round. Ferry and tour departures run at fixed times, mostly starting in the morning and returning by late afternoon.

Ferry timings:

From Perth: 8:30am–8:45am departures
From Fremantle: 9am–9:30am departures
Return ferries: Typically between 4pm and 5pm

Tour timings:

Guided bus tours: Morning and early afternoon departures
Segway tours: 9am departures
Skydiving: Multiple slots between 7:50am and 2:50pm

Duration:

Ferry ride: 25–90 minutes depending on departure point
Time on island: 5–7 hours on most day trips
Guided bus tour: 1 hour 45 minutes
Skydiving experience: 2 hours total

Base facilities: Thomson Bay is the island’s main hub, with visitor services including check-in areas, restrooms, cafés, and retail stores. Lockers are available nearby for short-term storage.
Accessibility: Ferries and select tours are accessible, but much of the island features uneven terrain and natural paths. For a low-effort experience, guided bus tours are the most comfortable way to get around, while cycling and walking routes may involve longer distances and limited shade.
Food & amenities: A range of cafés, bakeries, and casual dining spots are clustered around Thomson Bay, with additional options near popular beaches. Scenic picnic areas are spread across the island, including spots near Pinky Beach and Geordie Bay.
Parking: Paid and public parking options are available near ferry terminals in Perth, Fremantle, and Hillarys—arrive early during peak seasons to secure a spot.

From happy customers

Loved by 49 million+

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Dianne B

Australia

Couple

3 weeks ago

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Very informative guide, Jett. Tour was well paced. He was happy to answer questions and allowed plenty of time for photos.

Mirela R

Australia

Family

Feb 2026

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Nicholas P

United Kingdom

Couple

Last week

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Christine D

Australia

Couple

Dec 2025

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Just a lovely day out and the bus tour meant we got to see all of the island. Would have liked to have heard more historical info but otherwise great thanks.

Therese H

Australia

Group

Jan 2026

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Very helpful company, changed return ferry, no problem. Positive staff, amazing place to explore. Go for the bikes when exploring the place.

Nicholas S

Family

Jan 2026

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Shane P

Australia

Group

Jan 2026

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Kathleen D

Australia

Couple

Nov 2025

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Boat staff were great, scenery was wonderful, plenty of quokkas, bus trip very informative and great dining options ... a fantastic day out

Explore Rottnest your way from Fremantle—quokkas, The Basin, beaches & lighthouse.

Starting point: Check in at B Shed Terminal, Fremantle, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island
Everything you get: Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle and entry to Rottnest Island, where you can embark on a self-guided tour of the island, exploring at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, swim in the natural pool at The Basin, climb the Wadjemup Lighthouse for panoramic views, and explore Oliver Hill Battery and its historic tunnels.
Why choose this: This Rottnest Island day trip from Fremantle combines self-guided freedom with optional guided experiences. Spot friendly quokkas, climb Wadjemup Lighthouse, and explore hidden beaches—all in one seamless, hassle-free day.
Upgrades: Choose a bike hire option to explore at your own pace, a snorkel hire to discover underwater reefs, or a guided bus tour for a 1-hour 45-minute narrated exploration of the island’s highlights.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)
Snorkel hire with flippers & a mask with an adjustable strap (as per option selected)
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island (as per option selected)
Live commentary (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Try mango macadamia or vanilla berry swirl ice cream at Simmo’s Ice Creamery near the main settlement for a refreshing break between adventures.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when snorkeling.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Round-trip Fremantle ferry, island entry & bike hire—your flexible, eco-friendly Rottnest adventure.

Starting point: Check in at Fremantle B-Shed or Northport ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure. Cruise across in just 30 minutes and collect your bike, helmet, and lock on arrival for a full day of exploring.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle, island admission, self-paced bike hire with helmet & security lock, and free time to explore at your own pace.
Sights covered: Ride along coastal trails and past 60+ beaches and 20 bays, stop at Thomson Bay to meet the island’s quokkas, swim at The Basin or Pinky Beach, and cycle to Wadjemup and Bathurst Lighthouses for panoramic views.
Why choose this: A full-day pedal adventure combining ferry, freedom & wildlife; excellent if you want flexibility, scenic views and to explore Rottnest by bike rather than crowd tours.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle
Bike hire with helmet & security lock

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Use the island maps as Rottnest’s cycling routes are clearly marked, making it easy to navigate. Popular trails guide you to highlights like The Basin for swimming and Parker Point for snorkelling. Plan your ride to include these stops.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Children's bikes are suitable for children between the ages of 4 to 7. Children aged 7 or older can usually use adult-sized bikes.
Bicycles must be collected on the island by an adult over 18 years and must be returned by closing time on the same day.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

All-in-one Rottnest trip: ferry, guided bus ride, and time to roam the island.

Starting point: Check in at B Shed Terminal, Fremantle, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle and entry to Rottnest Island. Your day includes a 1-hour 45-minute guided air-conditioned bus tour with live commentary covering the island’s key sights. You’ll also have time for a self-guided tour to explore beaches, bays, and wildlife at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot quokkas around Thomson Bay or Cape Vlamingh, relax at The Basin’s natural swimming pool, and take in views from Wadjemup Lighthouse. Pass the island’s scenic northern coastline and salt lakes.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience combines ease and variety—sail from Fremantle, enjoy a guided bus tour with live commentary, and explore the island freely at your own pace.
Upgrades: Choose the Grand Tour option to add the Captain Hussey Train ride, a guided tour of Oliver Hill’s fortifications and tunnels, and a light lunch (sandwich wrap, cookie, and bottled water).

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle
Guided tour of Oliver Hill gun fortification & tunnels (as per option selected)
Captain Hussey Train to Oliver Hill (as per option selected)
Live commentary
Light lunch at Oliver Hill (sandwich wrap, cookie, water bottle) (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: For the best selfies, look for quokkas in shaded areas near Thomson Bay in the late afternoon.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Start in Perth, enjoy a Swan River journey, & arrive ready to explore Rottnest’s quokkas & beaches.

Starting point: Check in at Barrack Street Jetty, Perth, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth with a scenic Swan River cruise, entry to Rottnest Island, and the freedom to go on a self-guided adventure.
Sights covered: Meet the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, swim in the crystal-clear waters at The Basin, climb Wadjemup Lighthouse for panoramic island views, and visit Oliver Hill Battery with its historic tunnels.
Why choose this: This Perth to Rottnest day trip combines the convenience of a scenic ferry with the flexibility to explore at your own pace. From wildlife spotting to heritage sites and pristine beaches, enjoy a hassle-free island escape packed with iconic highlights.
Upgrades: Add a bike hire to cycle around the island or join a 1-hour 45-minute guided bus tour for narrated insights into Rottnest’s best sights.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, including a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island (as per option selected)
Live commentary (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore Rottnest Island’s calm bays and crystal-clear waters from Thomson Bay, making it a fun and active way to see marine life and hidden beaches.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Compare your tour options

Still deciding which Rottnest Island experience is right for you? Use this comparison table to weigh the pros, cons, and key inclusions so that you can pick the option that fits your style perfectly.

Group cycling towards Wadjemup Lighthouse on Rottnest Island, Western Australia.

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Bike routes you can take

The Rotto Mini Loop

Distance: 4 km
Time taken: 30 minutes
Sights seen: The Basin, Longreach Bay, Geordie Bay, salt lakes, and Vlamingh Lookout.
See route map here.

Beaches, Lighthouses, and Lakes

Distance: 10 km
Time taken: 1.5-3 hours
Sights seen: Henrietta Rocks, Porpoise Bay, Parker Point, Little Salmon Bay, Wadjemup Lighthouse, and salt lakes.
See route map here.

The Island Ride

Distance: 22 km
Time taken: 3-5 hours
Sights seen: West End, Cathedral Rocks, Cape Vlamingh, Geordie Bay, Longreach Bay, Stark Bay, Parakeet Bay, and salt lakes.
See route map here.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, including a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary
Bike hire with helmet & security lock

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
1 piece of luggage is permitted per person. Additional luggage will incur an excess luggage charge.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Rent e-bikes or electric scooters to explore the island easily, reducing effort on longer routes. Helmets are included, and marked paths ensure safe, sustainable travel.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Children's bikes are suitable for children between the ages of 4 to 7. Children aged 7 or older can usually use adult-sized bikes.
Bicycles must be collected on the island by an adult over 18 years and must be returned by closing time on the same day.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Perth-to-Rottnest: scenic city-to-island ferry, guided bus tour, and free island exploration.

Starting point: Check in at Barrack Street Jetty, Perth, 30 minutes before departure. Enjoy a scenic Swan River cruise as you sail to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth with live commentary along the Swan River, entry to Rottnest Island, and a 90-minute air-conditioned guided bus tour covering the island’s key sights. The tour features expert commentary on Rottnest’s ecology, history, and culture, with additional free time to explore beaches, bays, and wildlife at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot quokkas around Thomson Bay or Cape Vlamingh, the island’s West End, and enjoy spectacular ocean views. Pass the northern coastline with salt lakes, visit historic lighthouses.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience combines ease and variety—sail from central Perth on a relaxing ferry with scenic city-to-island views along the Swan River, take a guided bus tour of Rottnest’s highlights, and explore beaches and lighthouses at your own pace.
Upgrades: Choose the Grand Tour option to include the Captain Hussey Train ride, a guided tour of Oliver Hill’s fortifications and tunnels, and a light lunch (sandwich wrap, cookie, and bottled water).

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, including a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary
Guided tour of Oliver Hill gun fortification & tunnels (as per option selected)
Captain Hussey Train to Oliver Hill (as per option selected)
Live commentary
Light lunch at Oliver Hill (sandwich wrap, cookie, water bottle) (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
1 piece of luggage is permitted per person. Additional luggage will incur an excess luggage charge.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Stop at Thomson Bay Bakery near the ferry for gelato, pastries, or coffee, a perfect mid-morning treat.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

All-in-one trip: round-trip ferry transfers, snorkeling & exploring Rottnest your way.

Starting point: Check in 30 minutes before departure at your selected terminal, Barrack Street Jetty in Perth or B Shed Terminal in Fremantle. Board your ferry to Rottnest Island, with a scenic Swan River cruise and onboard commentary included on Perth departures.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle, entry to Rottnest Island, and snorkel hire (mask with adjustable strap, snorkel, and flippers.
Sights covered: See Rottnest’s clear-water bays and coral reefs at your own pace. Snorkel in popular spots like The Basin or Parakeet Bay, then explore inland trails, coastal paths, salt lakes, and quokka hotspots on a self-guided island tour.
Why choose this: This experience lets you explore Rottnest both above and below the water without being tied to a schedule. Snorkel where you like and explore the island’s beaches and wildlife on your own terms.
Upgrades: Choose to depart from Perth for a scenic Swan River cruise with onboard commentary, or Fremantle for a quicker crossing and more time on the island. You can also upgrade to include bike hire, making it easy to explore more of Rottnest at your own pace.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle or Perth with a scenic Swan River cruise & onboard commentary included on Perth departures only (as per option selected)
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Snorkel hire with flippers & a mask with an adjustable strap
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Use the island maps as Rottnest’s cycling routes are clearly marked, making it easy to navigate. Popular trails guide you to highlights like The Basin for swimming and Parker Point for snorkelling. Plan your ride to include these stops.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Children's bikes are suitable for children between the ages of 4 to 7. Children aged 7 or older can usually use adult-sized bikes.
Bicycles must be collected on the island by an adult over 18 years and must be returned by closing time on the same day.
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when snorkeling.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Journey from Hillarys to Rottnest—quokkas, beaches & lighthouse via a faster, less crowded ferry.

Starting point: Check in at Hillarys Boat Harbour at least 30 minutes before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island. Enjoy a scenic cruise across the Indian Ocean before arriving at the island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Hillarys, entry to Rottnest Island, and ample time to explore at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, visit The Basin to swim or relax in its iconic natural pool with calm turquoise waters, and climb Wadjemup Lighthouse for views of the island and surrounding ocean.
Why choose this: This Rottnest Island day trip from Hillarys combines a scenic ferry ride with plenty of self-guided exploration. Departing from Hillarys means a shorter ferry than Perth, fewer crowds than Fremantle, and easy parking—perfect for travelers seeking flexibility, adventure, and close encounters with the island’s wildlife and natural beauty.
Upgrades: Choose a bike hire option to pedal along scenic paths and explore Rottnest Island at your own pace. Alternatively, join a 1-hour 45-minute guided bus tour to enjoy a narrated exploration of the island’s key highlights.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Hillarys
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island (as per option selected)
Live commentary (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Bring a refillable water bottle and sunscreen as some stops like The Basin and Wadjemup Lighthouse have limited shade and kiosks, so staying hydrated and protected keeps your day comfortable.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

You can cancel these tickets up to 6 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

The only Rottnest trip with ferry, entry & expert-led Segway rides along the coastline—no effort needed.

Starting point: Check in 30 minutes before departure at your chosen terminal—Barrack Street Jetty in Perth or B Shed Terminal in Fremantle. Board your ferry to Rottnest Island and get ready for a unique guided Segway experience.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle, entry to Rottnest Island, and a segway tour led by an expert guide.
Sights covered: Glide past the island’s historic landmarks, including Bathurst Lighthouse and Thomson Bay. Cruise effortlessly along coastal trails, spotting quokkas, salt lakes, and scenic beaches as your guide shares stories about Rottnest’s history, wildlife, and culture.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience is perfect for those who want to cover more ground without the effort of cycling. Enjoy live commentary, see hidden viewpoints, and capture memorable photos as you glide across the island.
Upgrades: Choose your departure port—sail from Perth for a relaxing Swan River cruise before hitting the open ocean, or opt for Fremantle for a shorter crossing and more time on the island.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Segway tour
Experienced tour guide
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle (as per option selected)
Segway training & safety briefing
Commentary via radio & helmet

Departing from Perth

8:30 am: Ferry departs Pier 3, Barrack Street Jetty
10:15 am: Arrive at Rottnest Island and make your own way to the settlement (behind Dome Cafe)
11am: Settlement Explorer Segway tour commences. Please arrive by 10:30 am, 30 mins prior to the tour
12pm: Tour concludes back at the settlement - free time
4:30 pm: Ferry departs Rottnest Island
6pm: Ferry arrives at Pier 3, Barrack Street Jetty

Departing from Fremantle

9am: Ferry departs B Shed, Fremantle
9:30am: Arrive at Rottnest Island and make your own way to the settlement (behind Dome Cafe)
11am: Settlement Explorer Segway tour commences. Please arrive by 10:30 am, 30 mins prior to the tour
12pm: Tour concludes back at the settlement - free time
4pm: Ferry departs Rottnest Island
4:30pm: Ferry arrives at B Shed, Fremantle

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.
Children below 12 and guests under 45kg and over 117kg are not allowed on the segway tour.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.
This experience is not suitable for pregnant women.

Additional information

Practical tip: Expect a mix of smooth boardwalks, sandy patches, and coastal tracks. Keep your knees loose, lean slightly forward on softer sand, and let the Segway do the work for a steady ride.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

You can cancel these tickets up to 7 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Tandem skydive from 10,000 ft or 15,000 ft above Rottnest Island’s beaches with expert guidance.

Everything you get: Tandem skydive from 10,000 ft (30-sec freefall) or 15,000 ft (66-sec freefall), a certified tandem instructor, and full safety gear.
Why choose this: Experience the thrill of freefalling over panoramic island and coastline views, far from crowded city skies of Sydney or Melbourne.
Upgrades: Choose the 10,000 ft jump for a shorter, mid-altitude freefall or the 15,000 ft jump for a longer, high-altitude freefall and wider panoramic views.

Inclusions #

Tandem skydive from 10,000 feet or 15,000 feet (as per option selected)
30 or 66 seconds of freefall (as per option selected)
Tandem instructor
Safety equipment

What to bring

Wear closed shoes like trainers or running shoes to protect your feet from bumps or brushes against the airplane or ground.

What’s not allowed

Loose items are not allowed on this experience. It is recommended to keep them with the staff or leave them in your accommodation.
Guests are not allowed to consume alcohol before their scheduled skydive jump time.
This experience is restricted for guests under the age of 16 years and over the weight of 95kg.

Accessibility

This experience is not suitable for pregnant women and guests with epilepsy or cardiac issues or those who've recently undergone knee reconstruction heart surgery.

Additional Information

The meeting point is at Rottnest Island Airport, Brand Way, Rottnest Island.
Guests under 18 must have a parent or guardian present to provide consent and sign paperwork on jump day.
While the weight limit is 95kg, guests over 95kg must contact the staff for further details.
You can add skydiving photos and videos to your package at an extra cost.
Guests with spectacles or contact lenses will be provided with big goggles.
Skydiving is a weather-dependent activity. Arrive with no time constraints. If the weather is unfavorable, your jump will be rescheduled to a date that best suits you.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Explore Rottnest your way from Fremantle—quokkas, The Basin, beaches & lighthouse.

Starting point: Check in at B Shed Terminal, Fremantle, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island
Everything you get: Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle and entry to Rottnest Island, where you can embark on a self-guided tour of the island, exploring at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, swim in the natural pool at The Basin, climb the Wadjemup Lighthouse for panoramic views, and explore Oliver Hill Battery and its historic tunnels.
Why choose this: This Rottnest Island day trip from Fremantle combines self-guided freedom with optional guided experiences. Spot friendly quokkas, climb Wadjemup Lighthouse, and explore hidden beaches—all in one seamless, hassle-free day.
Upgrades: Choose a bike hire option to explore at your own pace, a snorkel hire to discover underwater reefs, or a guided bus tour for a 1-hour 45-minute narrated exploration of the island’s highlights.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)
Snorkel hire with flippers & a mask with an adjustable strap (as per option selected)
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island (as per option selected)
Live commentary (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Try mango macadamia or vanilla berry swirl ice cream at Simmo’s Ice Creamery near the main settlement for a refreshing break between adventures.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when snorkeling.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Round-trip Fremantle ferry, island entry & bike hire—your flexible, eco-friendly Rottnest adventure.

Starting point: Check in at Fremantle B-Shed or Northport ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure. Cruise across in just 30 minutes and collect your bike, helmet, and lock on arrival for a full day of exploring.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle, island admission, self-paced bike hire with helmet & security lock, and free time to explore at your own pace.
Sights covered: Ride along coastal trails and past 60+ beaches and 20 bays, stop at Thomson Bay to meet the island’s quokkas, swim at The Basin or Pinky Beach, and cycle to Wadjemup and Bathurst Lighthouses for panoramic views.
Why choose this: A full-day pedal adventure combining ferry, freedom & wildlife; excellent if you want flexibility, scenic views and to explore Rottnest by bike rather than crowd tours.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle
Bike hire with helmet & security lock

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Use the island maps as Rottnest’s cycling routes are clearly marked, making it easy to navigate. Popular trails guide you to highlights like The Basin for swimming and Parker Point for snorkelling. Plan your ride to include these stops.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Children's bikes are suitable for children between the ages of 4 to 7. Children aged 7 or older can usually use adult-sized bikes.
Bicycles must be collected on the island by an adult over 18 years and must be returned by closing time on the same day.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

All-in-one Rottnest trip: ferry, guided bus ride, and time to roam the island.

Starting point: Check in at B Shed Terminal, Fremantle, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle and entry to Rottnest Island. Your day includes a 1-hour 45-minute guided air-conditioned bus tour with live commentary covering the island’s key sights. You’ll also have time for a self-guided tour to explore beaches, bays, and wildlife at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot quokkas around Thomson Bay or Cape Vlamingh, relax at The Basin’s natural swimming pool, and take in views from Wadjemup Lighthouse. Pass the island’s scenic northern coastline and salt lakes.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience combines ease and variety—sail from Fremantle, enjoy a guided bus tour with live commentary, and explore the island freely at your own pace.
Upgrades: Choose the Grand Tour option to add the Captain Hussey Train ride, a guided tour of Oliver Hill’s fortifications and tunnels, and a light lunch (sandwich wrap, cookie, and bottled water).

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle
Guided tour of Oliver Hill gun fortification & tunnels (as per option selected)
Captain Hussey Train to Oliver Hill (as per option selected)
Live commentary
Light lunch at Oliver Hill (sandwich wrap, cookie, water bottle) (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: For the best selfies, look for quokkas in shaded areas near Thomson Bay in the late afternoon.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Start in Perth, enjoy a Swan River journey, & arrive ready to explore Rottnest’s quokkas & beaches.

Starting point: Check in at Barrack Street Jetty, Perth, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth with a scenic Swan River cruise, entry to Rottnest Island, and the freedom to go on a self-guided adventure.
Sights covered: Meet the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, swim in the crystal-clear waters at The Basin, climb Wadjemup Lighthouse for panoramic island views, and visit Oliver Hill Battery with its historic tunnels.
Why choose this: This Perth to Rottnest day trip combines the convenience of a scenic ferry with the flexibility to explore at your own pace. From wildlife spotting to heritage sites and pristine beaches, enjoy a hassle-free island escape packed with iconic highlights.
Upgrades: Add a bike hire to cycle around the island or join a 1-hour 45-minute guided bus tour for narrated insights into Rottnest’s best sights.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, including a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island (as per option selected)
Live commentary (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore Rottnest Island’s calm bays and crystal-clear waters from Thomson Bay, making it a fun and active way to see marine life and hidden beaches.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Bike routes you can take

The Rotto Mini Loop

Distance: 4 km
Time taken: 30 minutes
Sights seen: The Basin, Longreach Bay, Geordie Bay, salt lakes, and Vlamingh Lookout.
See route map here.

Beaches, Lighthouses, and Lakes

Distance: 10 km
Time taken: 1.5-3 hours
Sights seen: Henrietta Rocks, Porpoise Bay, Parker Point, Little Salmon Bay, Wadjemup Lighthouse, and salt lakes.
See route map here.

The Island Ride

Distance: 22 km
Time taken: 3-5 hours
Sights seen: West End, Cathedral Rocks, Cape Vlamingh, Geordie Bay, Longreach Bay, Stark Bay, Parakeet Bay, and salt lakes.
See route map here.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, including a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary
Bike hire with helmet & security lock

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
1 piece of luggage is permitted per person. Additional luggage will incur an excess luggage charge.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Rent e-bikes or electric scooters to explore the island easily, reducing effort on longer routes. Helmets are included, and marked paths ensure safe, sustainable travel.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Children's bikes are suitable for children between the ages of 4 to 7. Children aged 7 or older can usually use adult-sized bikes.
Bicycles must be collected on the island by an adult over 18 years and must be returned by closing time on the same day.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Perth-to-Rottnest: scenic city-to-island ferry, guided bus tour, and free island exploration.

Starting point: Check in at Barrack Street Jetty, Perth, 30 minutes before departure. Enjoy a scenic Swan River cruise as you sail to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth with live commentary along the Swan River, entry to Rottnest Island, and a 90-minute air-conditioned guided bus tour covering the island’s key sights. The tour features expert commentary on Rottnest’s ecology, history, and culture, with additional free time to explore beaches, bays, and wildlife at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot quokkas around Thomson Bay or Cape Vlamingh, the island’s West End, and enjoy spectacular ocean views. Pass the northern coastline with salt lakes, visit historic lighthouses.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience combines ease and variety—sail from central Perth on a relaxing ferry with scenic city-to-island views along the Swan River, take a guided bus tour of Rottnest’s highlights, and explore beaches and lighthouses at your own pace.
Upgrades: Choose the Grand Tour option to include the Captain Hussey Train ride, a guided tour of Oliver Hill’s fortifications and tunnels, and a light lunch (sandwich wrap, cookie, and bottled water).

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, including a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary
Guided tour of Oliver Hill gun fortification & tunnels (as per option selected)
Captain Hussey Train to Oliver Hill (as per option selected)
Live commentary
Light lunch at Oliver Hill (sandwich wrap, cookie, water bottle) (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
1 piece of luggage is permitted per person. Additional luggage will incur an excess luggage charge.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Stop at Thomson Bay Bakery near the ferry for gelato, pastries, or coffee, a perfect mid-morning treat.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

All-in-one trip: round-trip ferry transfers, snorkeling & exploring Rottnest your way.

Starting point: Check in 30 minutes before departure at your selected terminal, Barrack Street Jetty in Perth or B Shed Terminal in Fremantle. Board your ferry to Rottnest Island, with a scenic Swan River cruise and onboard commentary included on Perth departures.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle, entry to Rottnest Island, and snorkel hire (mask with adjustable strap, snorkel, and flippers.
Sights covered: See Rottnest’s clear-water bays and coral reefs at your own pace. Snorkel in popular spots like The Basin or Parakeet Bay, then explore inland trails, coastal paths, salt lakes, and quokka hotspots on a self-guided island tour.
Why choose this: This experience lets you explore Rottnest both above and below the water without being tied to a schedule. Snorkel where you like and explore the island’s beaches and wildlife on your own terms.
Upgrades: Choose to depart from Perth for a scenic Swan River cruise with onboard commentary, or Fremantle for a quicker crossing and more time on the island. You can also upgrade to include bike hire, making it easy to explore more of Rottnest at your own pace.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle or Perth with a scenic Swan River cruise & onboard commentary included on Perth departures only (as per option selected)
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Snorkel hire with flippers & a mask with an adjustable strap
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Carry-on items are allowed if they fit on your seat without taking extra space. For safety, luggage cannot block aisles, wheelchair spaces, or exits.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Use the island maps as Rottnest’s cycling routes are clearly marked, making it easy to navigate. Popular trails guide you to highlights like The Basin for swimming and Parker Point for snorkelling. Plan your ride to include these stops.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Children's bikes are suitable for children between the ages of 4 to 7. Children aged 7 or older can usually use adult-sized bikes.
Bicycles must be collected on the island by an adult over 18 years and must be returned by closing time on the same day.
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult when snorkeling.

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Journey from Hillarys to Rottnest—quokkas, beaches & lighthouse via a faster, less crowded ferry.

Starting point: Check in at Hillarys Boat Harbour at least 30 minutes before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island. Enjoy a scenic cruise across the Indian Ocean before arriving at the island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Hillarys, entry to Rottnest Island, and ample time to explore at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, visit The Basin to swim or relax in its iconic natural pool with calm turquoise waters, and climb Wadjemup Lighthouse for views of the island and surrounding ocean.
Why choose this: This Rottnest Island day trip from Hillarys combines a scenic ferry ride with plenty of self-guided exploration. Departing from Hillarys means a shorter ferry than Perth, fewer crowds than Fremantle, and easy parking—perfect for travelers seeking flexibility, adventure, and close encounters with the island’s wildlife and natural beauty.
Upgrades: Choose a bike hire option to pedal along scenic paths and explore Rottnest Island at your own pace. Alternatively, join a 1-hour 45-minute guided bus tour to enjoy a narrated exploration of the island’s key highlights.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Hillarys
Bike hire with helmet & security lock (as per option selected)
1-hour 45-minute guided AC bus tour on Rottnest Island (as per option selected)
Live commentary (as per option selected)

What to bring

Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.

Accessibility

The ferry is wheelchair accessible.
Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.

Additional information

Practical tip: Bring a refillable water bottle and sunscreen as some stops like The Basin and Wadjemup Lighthouse have limited shade and kiosks, so staying hydrated and protected keeps your day comfortable.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

You can cancel these tickets up to 6 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

The only Rottnest trip with ferry, entry & expert-led Segway rides along the coastline—no effort needed.

Starting point: Check in 30 minutes before departure at your chosen terminal—Barrack Street Jetty in Perth or B Shed Terminal in Fremantle. Board your ferry to Rottnest Island and get ready for a unique guided Segway experience.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle, entry to Rottnest Island, and a segway tour led by an expert guide.
Sights covered: Glide past the island’s historic landmarks, including Bathurst Lighthouse and Thomson Bay. Cruise effortlessly along coastal trails, spotting quokkas, salt lakes, and scenic beaches as your guide shares stories about Rottnest’s history, wildlife, and culture.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience is perfect for those who want to cover more ground without the effort of cycling. Enjoy live commentary, see hidden viewpoints, and capture memorable photos as you glide across the island.
Upgrades: Choose your departure port—sail from Perth for a relaxing Swan River cruise before hitting the open ocean, or opt for Fremantle for a shorter crossing and more time on the island.

Inclusions #

Entry to Rottnest Island
Segway tour
Experienced tour guide
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle (as per option selected)
Segway training & safety briefing
Commentary via radio & helmet

Departing from Perth

8:30 am: Ferry departs Pier 3, Barrack Street Jetty
10:15 am: Arrive at Rottnest Island and make your own way to the settlement (behind Dome Cafe)
11am: Settlement Explorer Segway tour commences. Please arrive by 10:30 am, 30 mins prior to the tour
12pm: Tour concludes back at the settlement - free time
4:30 pm: Ferry departs Rottnest Island
6pm: Ferry arrives at Pier 3, Barrack Street Jetty

Departing from Fremantle

9am: Ferry departs B Shed, Fremantle
9:30am: Arrive at Rottnest Island and make your own way to the settlement (behind Dome Cafe)
11am: Settlement Explorer Segway tour commences. Please arrive by 10:30 am, 30 mins prior to the tour
12pm: Tour concludes back at the settlement - free time
4pm: Ferry departs Rottnest Island
4:30pm: Ferry arrives at B Shed, Fremantle

What to bring

Bring along your sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.

What's not allowed

Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.
Children below 12 and guests under 45kg and over 117kg are not allowed on the segway tour.

Accessibility

Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.
This experience is not suitable for pregnant women.

Additional information

Practical tip: Expect a mix of smooth boardwalks, sandy patches, and coastal tracks. Keep your knees loose, lean slightly forward on softer sand, and let the Segway do the work for a steady ride.
Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.

You can cancel these tickets up to 7 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Tandem skydive from 10,000 ft or 15,000 ft above Rottnest Island’s beaches with expert guidance.

Everything you get: Tandem skydive from 10,000 ft (30-sec freefall) or 15,000 ft (66-sec freefall), a certified tandem instructor, and full safety gear.
Why choose this: Experience the thrill of freefalling over panoramic island and coastline views, far from crowded city skies of Sydney or Melbourne.
Upgrades: Choose the 10,000 ft jump for a shorter, mid-altitude freefall or the 15,000 ft jump for a longer, high-altitude freefall and wider panoramic views.

Inclusions #

Tandem skydive from 10,000 feet or 15,000 feet (as per option selected)
30 or 66 seconds of freefall (as per option selected)
Tandem instructor
Safety equipment

What to bring

Wear closed shoes like trainers or running shoes to protect your feet from bumps or brushes against the airplane or ground.

What’s not allowed

Loose items are not allowed on this experience. It is recommended to keep them with the staff or leave them in your accommodation.
Guests are not allowed to consume alcohol before their scheduled skydive jump time.
This experience is restricted for guests under the age of 16 years and over the weight of 95kg.

Accessibility

This experience is not suitable for pregnant women and guests with epilepsy or cardiac issues or those who've recently undergone knee reconstruction heart surgery.

Additional Information

The meeting point is at Rottnest Island Airport, Brand Way, Rottnest Island.
Guests under 18 must have a parent or guardian present to provide consent and sign paperwork on jump day.
While the weight limit is 95kg, guests over 95kg must contact the staff for further details.
You can add skydiving photos and videos to your package at an extra cost.
Guests with spectacles or contact lenses will be provided with big goggles.
Skydiving is a weather-dependent activity. Arrive with no time constraints. If the weather is unfavorable, your jump will be rescheduled to a date that best suits you.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

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Day Trips

From Fremantle: Rottnest Island Return Ferry with Bike or Bus Tour Options

Explore Rottnest your way from Fremantle—quokkas, The Basin, beaches & lighthouse.

Starting point: Check in at B Shed Terminal, Fremantle, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island
Everything you get: Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle and entry to Rottnest Island, where you can embark on a self-guided tour of the island, exploring at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, swim in the natural pool at The Basin, climb the Wadjemup Lighthouse for panoramic views, and explore Oliver Hill Battery and its historic tunnels.
Why choose this: This Rottnest Island day trip from Fremantle combines self-guided freedom with optional guided experiences. Spot friendly quokkas, climb Wadjemup Lighthouse, and explore hidden beaches—all in one seamless, hassle-free day.
Upgrades: Choose a bike hire option to explore at your own pace, a snorkel hire to discover underwater reefs, or a guided bus tour for a 1-hour 45-minute narrated exploration of the island’s highlights.

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8 hr.

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Bikes & Segway

From Fremantle: Rottnest Island Bike & Return Ferry Tour

Round-trip Fremantle ferry, island entry & bike hire—your flexible, eco-friendly Rottnest adventure.

Starting point: Check in at Fremantle B-Shed or Northport ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure. Cruise across in just 30 minutes and collect your bike, helmet, and lock on arrival for a full day of exploring.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle, island admission, self-paced bike hire with helmet & security lock, and free time to explore at your own pace.
Sights covered: Ride along coastal trails and past 60+ beaches and 20 bays, stop at Thomson Bay to meet the island’s quokkas, swim at The Basin or Pinky Beach, and cycle to Wadjemup and Bathurst Lighthouses for panoramic views.
Why choose this: A full-day pedal adventure combining ferry, freedom & wildlife; excellent if you want flexibility, scenic views and to explore Rottnest by bike rather than crowd tours.

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8 hr.

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From Fremantle: Rottnest Island Guided Bus Tour with Return Ferry

All-in-one Rottnest trip: ferry, guided bus ride, and time to roam the island.

Starting point: Check in at B Shed Terminal, Fremantle, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle and entry to Rottnest Island. Your day includes a 1-hour 45-minute guided air-conditioned bus tour with live commentary covering the island’s key sights. You’ll also have time for a self-guided tour to explore beaches, bays, and wildlife at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot quokkas around Thomson Bay or Cape Vlamingh, relax at The Basin’s natural swimming pool, and take in views from Wadjemup Lighthouse. Pass the island’s scenic northern coastline and salt lakes.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience combines ease and variety—sail from Fremantle, enjoy a guided bus tour with live commentary, and explore the island freely at your own pace.
Upgrades: Choose the Grand Tour option to add the Captain Hussey Train ride, a guided tour of Oliver Hill’s fortifications and tunnels, and a light lunch (sandwich wrap, cookie, and bottled water).

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7 hr. 30 min. - 8 hr.

Guided tour

Transfers available

Meals included

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From Perth: Rottnest Island Return Ferry with Swan River Commentary

Start in Perth, enjoy a Swan River journey, & arrive ready to explore Rottnest’s quokkas & beaches.

Starting point: Check in at Barrack Street Jetty, Perth, 30 min before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth with a scenic Swan River cruise, entry to Rottnest Island, and the freedom to go on a self-guided adventure.
Sights covered: Meet the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, swim in the crystal-clear waters at The Basin, climb Wadjemup Lighthouse for panoramic island views, and visit Oliver Hill Battery with its historic tunnels.
Why choose this: This Perth to Rottnest day trip combines the convenience of a scenic ferry with the flexibility to explore at your own pace. From wildlife spotting to heritage sites and pristine beaches, enjoy a hassle-free island escape packed with iconic highlights.
Upgrades: Add a bike hire to cycle around the island or join a 1-hour 45-minute guided bus tour for narrated insights into Rottnest’s best sights.

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9 hr. 30 min.

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From Perth: Rottnest Island Bike & Guided Return Ferry Tour

Bike routes you can take

The Rotto Mini Loop

Distance: 4 km
Time taken: 30 minutes
Sights seen: The Basin, Longreach Bay, Geordie Bay, salt lakes, and Vlamingh Lookout.
See route map here.

Beaches, Lighthouses, and Lakes

Distance: 10 km
Time taken: 1.5-3 hours
Sights seen: Henrietta Rocks, Porpoise Bay, Parker Point, Little Salmon Bay, Wadjemup Lighthouse, and salt lakes.
See route map here.

The Island Ride

Distance: 22 km
Time taken: 3-5 hours
Sights seen: West End, Cathedral Rocks, Cape Vlamingh, Geordie Bay, Longreach Bay, Stark Bay, Parakeet Bay, and salt lakes.
See route map here.

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9 hr. 30 min.

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From Perth: Rottnest Island Guided Bus Tour with Return Ferry

Perth-to-Rottnest: scenic city-to-island ferry, guided bus tour, and free island exploration.

Starting point: Check in at Barrack Street Jetty, Perth, 30 minutes before departure. Enjoy a scenic Swan River cruise as you sail to Rottnest Island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth with live commentary along the Swan River, entry to Rottnest Island, and a 90-minute air-conditioned guided bus tour covering the island’s key sights. The tour features expert commentary on Rottnest’s ecology, history, and culture, with additional free time to explore beaches, bays, and wildlife at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot quokkas around Thomson Bay or Cape Vlamingh, the island’s West End, and enjoy spectacular ocean views. Pass the northern coastline with salt lakes, visit historic lighthouses.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience combines ease and variety—sail from central Perth on a relaxing ferry with scenic city-to-island views along the Swan River, take a guided bus tour of Rottnest’s highlights, and explore beaches and lighthouses at your own pace.
Upgrades: Choose the Grand Tour option to include the Captain Hussey Train ride, a guided tour of Oliver Hill’s fortifications and tunnels, and a light lunch (sandwich wrap, cookie, and bottled water).

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7 hr. 30 min. - 9 hr. 30 min.

Guided tour

Transfers available

Meals included

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#From Perth/ Fremantle: Rottnest Island Snorkel Tour with Return Ferry

All-in-one trip: round-trip ferry transfers, snorkeling & exploring Rottnest your way.

Starting point: Check in 30 minutes before departure at your selected terminal, Barrack Street Jetty in Perth or B Shed Terminal in Fremantle. Board your ferry to Rottnest Island, with a scenic Swan River cruise and onboard commentary included on Perth departures.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle, entry to Rottnest Island, and snorkel hire (mask with adjustable strap, snorkel, and flippers.
Sights covered: See Rottnest’s clear-water bays and coral reefs at your own pace. Snorkel in popular spots like The Basin or Parakeet Bay, then explore inland trails, coastal paths, salt lakes, and quokka hotspots on a self-guided island tour.
Why choose this: This experience lets you explore Rottnest both above and below the water without being tied to a schedule. Snorkel where you like and explore the island’s beaches and wildlife on your own terms.
Upgrades: Choose to depart from Perth for a scenic Swan River cruise with onboard commentary, or Fremantle for a quicker crossing and more time on the island. You can also upgrade to include bike hire, making it easy to explore more of Rottnest at your own pace.

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Flexible duration

Guided tour

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From Hillarys: Rottnest Island Return Ferry

Journey from Hillarys to Rottnest—quokkas, beaches & lighthouse via a faster, less crowded ferry.

Starting point: Check in at Hillarys Boat Harbour at least 30 minutes before departure and board your ferry to Rottnest Island. Enjoy a scenic cruise across the Indian Ocean before arriving at the island.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Hillarys, entry to Rottnest Island, and ample time to explore at your own pace.
Sights covered: Spot the friendly quokkas at Thomson Bay, visit The Basin to swim or relax in its iconic natural pool with calm turquoise waters, and climb Wadjemup Lighthouse for views of the island and surrounding ocean.
Why choose this: This Rottnest Island day trip from Hillarys combines a scenic ferry ride with plenty of self-guided exploration. Departing from Hillarys means a shorter ferry than Perth, fewer crowds than Fremantle, and easy parking—perfect for travelers seeking flexibility, adventure, and close encounters with the island’s wildlife and natural beauty.
Upgrades: Choose a bike hire option to pedal along scenic paths and explore Rottnest Island at your own pace. Alternatively, join a 1-hour 45-minute guided bus tour to enjoy a narrated exploration of the island’s key highlights.

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Flexible duration

Guided tour

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Guided Tours

#From Perth/Fremantle: Rottnest Island Segway Tour with Return Ferry

The only Rottnest trip with ferry, entry & expert-led Segway rides along the coastline—no effort needed.

Starting point: Check in 30 minutes before departure at your chosen terminal—Barrack Street Jetty in Perth or B Shed Terminal in Fremantle. Board your ferry to Rottnest Island and get ready for a unique guided Segway experience.
Everything you get: Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle, entry to Rottnest Island, and a segway tour led by an expert guide.
Sights covered: Glide past the island’s historic landmarks, including Bathurst Lighthouse and Thomson Bay. Cruise effortlessly along coastal trails, spotting quokkas, salt lakes, and scenic beaches as your guide shares stories about Rottnest’s history, wildlife, and culture.
Why choose this: This Rottnest experience is perfect for those who want to cover more ground without the effort of cycling. Enjoy live commentary, see hidden viewpoints, and capture memorable photos as you glide across the island.
Upgrades: Choose your departure port—sail from Perth for a relaxing Swan River cruise before hitting the open ocean, or opt for Fremantle for a shorter crossing and more time on the island.

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7 hr. 60 min. - 9 hr. 25 min.

Transfers available

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Skydiving

Tandem Skydive at Rottnest Island

Tandem skydive from 10,000 ft or 15,000 ft above Rottnest Island’s beaches with expert guidance.

Everything you get: Tandem skydive from 10,000 ft (30-sec freefall) or 15,000 ft (66-sec freefall), a certified tandem instructor, and full safety gear.
Why choose this: Experience the thrill of freefalling over panoramic island and coastline views, far from crowded city skies of Sydney or Melbourne.
Upgrades: Choose the 10,000 ft jump for a shorter, mid-altitude freefall or the 15,000 ft jump for a longer, high-altitude freefall and wider panoramic views.

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2 hr.

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