Experience Rottnest Island the Easy Way

• Reach Rottnest Island, a biodiverse natural reserve, in approx 30 mins with round-trip ferries departing from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys..

• This ferry is your gateway to an epic wildlife show! Spot New Zealand's fur seals, seabirds, seasonal humpback whales, and dolphins frolicking about.

• Set your timetable on the island and explore as you wish. Visit the museum or lighthouse, go snorkeling, or even lounge on the white sandy beaches.

• Rottnest Island’s blend of adventure, history, and natural beauty makes it a perfect destination for cycling enthusiasts, history buffs, and those seeking a peaceful escape.

• Fun fact: Willem de Vlamingh stumbled upon the island in the 1600s and thought the quokkas were giant rats, hence the name "Rottnest" which translates to "rat's nest" in Dutch.

• Enjoy the tranquility and soak up epic Indian Ocean views as you set sail for Rottnest Island, a wildlife wonderland just a ferry hop away, round-trip transfers included.

• See adorable quokkas and the variety of wildlife that calls Rottnest Island home on the bus tour through the island as your guide tells you more about them.

• History buffs, unite! Dive into the rich heritage of Rottnest by visiting memorials at the Rottnest Museum, Lomas Cottage, and the Pilot Boathouse.

• Beyond the famous quokkas, you’ll encounter a wide range of wildlife, including peacocks, bats, and birds. You may even spot a fur seal or two.

• Fun fact: Rottnest was called "Rotte Nest" by Dutch explorers who mistook quokkas for giant rats.

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• A quick ferry whisks you up the Swan River from Perth to Rottnest Island, a tranquil escape. Buckle up for a full-day cycling adventure exploring this scenic gem!

• Pack a picnic lunch and explore pristine beaches like the Basin and Parakeet Bay, then head towards the West End for stunning coastal views.

• For a spectacular view over Pinky Beach, the short climb up to the Bathurst Lighthouse is well worth it to see Rottnest’s beaches stretching in every direction.

• Keep your eyes peeled for turtles, playful pods of dolphins, and, if you're lucky, majestic humpback whales on their annual migration.

• Fun fact: Snap a selfie with a Quokka, the friendly marsupial indigenous to Rottnest Island, dubbed 'the world's happiest animal'.

• This skydiving adventure lets you leap from 10,000ft, 14,000ft, or 15,000ft, and witness the best of Rottenest on a 20-minute flight before the big jump.

• Enjoy a freefall lasting from 30 to 66 seconds with your trusty instructor, zooming down at 200 km an hour. Just trust the parachute and let yourself go.

• As things slow down, you get about 5 minutes of smooth gliding. This is when you can really take in the view.

• Land on one of Rottnest's beautiful beaches – either Thompson Bay, Bickley Bay, or Salmon Bay, depending on the day's conditions.

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• Start your adventure with convenient ferry transfers from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys, making your journey to Rottnest Island seamless.

• Leap from 14,000 ft with a tandem instructor, and experience the thrill of free fall for seconds over the island's canopy.

• After an exhilarating jump, glide smoothly down to one of Rottnest’s beautiful beaches, where you’ll touch down on soft sand.

• Once you’ve caught your breath, explore Rottnest at your own pace—cycle the island, relax on the beaches, or snap a selfie with a quokka!

• Did you know? There are over 22 km (13.7 miles) of cycling paths on the island, making it a popular destination for bike enthusiasts.

• Enjoy the convenience of round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle, making your day trip to Rottnest Island seamless and stress-free.

• Snorkel gear is included—swim with colorful fish and keep an eye out for playful dolphins or the majestic turtles of Salmon Bay.

• Pedal your way across the island with the included bike hire, perfect for exploring Rottnest’s pedestrian-friendly paths and scenic bays.

• Beyond snorkeling and biking, relax on sun-soaked beaches, visit the Wadjemup Lighthouse, or catch some waves at Strickland Bay.

• Fun fact: Rottnest Island is home to the world’s happiest animal, the quokka—don’t forget to snap a selfie with these photogenic creatures!