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Rottnest Island is a unique holiday destination just off the Perth coast. Awaken understanding and connection with meaningful history, thriving ecosystems, and tropical ocean depths.
Dive into the ocean to find underwater marine sanctuaries full of hundreds of species of tropical marine life, and even shipwrecks that sit in reminder of the island’s military and maritime history. And no visit is complete without spotting the world-famous quokkas roaming wild and free.
Explore underwater marine sanctuaries snorkelling at iconic beaches like Little Salmon Bay and during the whale watching season from September to December, get up close with migrating humpback and southern right whales as they linger in the calm waters around the island.
Stay in stunning ocean view accommodation, charming cottages, bungalows, cabins or even camp. Choose from a range of options to suit your style and budget.
6 days ago · Boasting 63 beaches and 20 bays, Rottnest Island is a beach-lovers’ paradise. Whether you want to dive and snorkel, swim and surf, or relax and recharge, you’ll be spoilt for choice with pure white sand beaches and clear blue waters at every turn. Get a quokka snap.
From barbecue blocks to toilet stops, discover where to rest and refresh on the island. Learn more about island amenities. Find all the important visitor information you need to know to make your Wadjemup visit a safe one.
Home to the happiest animals on earth - quokkas – Rottnest Island (Wadjemup) is a holiday haven of pristine beaches, aquamarine bays, bike tracks and walking trails. The best part? The car-free, conservation-minded Class A reserve is only a 30-minute ferry ride from Fremantle in our capital city, Perth and an unforgettable adventure for every ...
Travelling to Rottnest Island by ferry is the most popular way to get to the island. There are three ferry operators to choose from and multiple departure points.
Experience the best of Perth with Rottnest Express. Sail from Fremantle or central Perth to Rottnest Island with more departures, more often. Book now!
Rottnest Island is surrounded by the expanse of the Indian Ocean, with uncrowded beaches, traffic-free streets, and home to the world-famous quokkas. Beaches and bays are all yours to explore, add in snorkelling, surfing, and sunshine; and holidays are made of this.
