Quokkas Delight Rottnest Island
- 11 hours
- Free cancellation up to 24h before
- 5 languages
- Mobile ticket
Highlights
Getting to “Rotto,” as the locals affectionately call it, is just a short ferry ride from the mainland and a world away from city life. A Rottnest Island Day Tour is the perfect way to experience all that this car-free, carefree Class A reserve has to offer in a single day. For such a tiny island, it packs a lot of pleasure into your visit. On its shores, 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays, and many coral reefs and wrecks invite you to enjoy some of Australia’s finest swimming spots, snorkel trails, and surf breaks. On dry land, you’ll meet the cutest mini marsupial, found only in Western Australia, the world-famous quokka, as well as many unique plant and animal species.
Inclusions
What's included
- Ferry Service from Rottnest Island to Perth City
- Scenic seaplane flight from South Perth to Rottnest Island
- Lunch
- Local Guide
What's not
- e-bike update
Itinerary
Begin your unforgettable day with a spectacular seaplane departure from the Swan River in South Perth. This unique water takeoff offers panoramic views of Perth’s skyline, Kings Park, and the sparkling riverfront as you ascend into the sky. Operated by Swan River Seaplanes, this scenic flight sets the tone for a luxury adventure to Rottnest Island.
Touch down at Rottnest Island Airport and begin your island adventure just steps from nature. After landing, enjoy a short, scenic walk to the nearby bike pickup point, where you'll collect your bicycle or e-bike for the day. This smooth transition from air to land sets you up perfectly to explore the island’s car-free roads, stunning coastline, and famous quokkas.
After arriving at Rottnest Island, make your way to Pedal & Flipper Hire, the island’s premier bike rental hub. Here, you'll collect your bicycle or e-bike, perfectly suited for exploring Rottnest’s car-free roads and scenic trails. The friendly staff will help you get fitted and ready for your adventure, ensuring a smooth and comfortable ride across the island’s breathtaking landscapes.
Kick off your island bike tour with a stop at the stunning Henrietta Rocks, one of Rottnest Island’s most photogenic coastal spots. This scenic lookout offers panoramic views of turquoise waters, dramatic limestone cliffs, and the famous shipwreck of the Shark lying just offshore. It’s a perfect place to take a break, snap photos, and soak in the unspoiled beauty of the island’s south coast.
Continue your scenic ride to Parker Point, a marine sanctuary zone renowned for its vibrant coral reefs and turquoise waters. This protected area is perfect for wildlife viewing—keep an eye out for colorful fish, sea turtles, and stingrays near the reef shelf. The lookout offers an excellent vantage point for photos and a peaceful moment to enjoy Rottnest’s natural beauty.
As you cycle along Rottnest’s stunning southern coastline, you’ll pass by Jeannie’s Lookout, a peaceful cliffside vantage point offering sweeping views of the Indian Ocean. It’s a hidden gem that adds to the scenic charm of your ride—perfect for a quick photo or simply taking in the crashing waves and rugged limestone cliffs from your bike.
Take a break at Little Salmon Bay, one of Rottnest Island’s most popular snorkeling and swimming spots. Known for its clear turquoise waters, white sandy beach, and colorful coral reefs, it’s an ideal place to relax or take photos of the postcard-perfect scenery. Travelers can enjoy a quick swim or simply soak up the peaceful atmosphere.
As you ride along Rottnest’s coastline, you’ll pass by the Eastern Osprey Nest, a raised platform supporting the island’s native birds of prey. While you may catch a glimpse of an Eastern Osprey in flight or perched, the nest itself is a notable conservation site, showcasing the island’s commitment to preserving its unique wildlife.
Stop and take in the serene beauty of Salmon Bay, one of Rottnest Island’s longest and most picturesque beaches. With its gently curving shoreline, crystal-clear waters, and calm conditions, it's a peaceful spot to rest, snap photos, or dip your toes in the Indian Ocean. It’s also a great place to spot marine life near the reef just offshore.
As you cycle through the heart of Rottnest Island, you’ll pass by the historic Wadjemup Lighthouse, standing tall at the island’s highest point. Originally built in 1896, this iconic landmark offers sweeping views of the island and ocean from its summit. While the tour doesn’t include a climb, the impressive white limestone tower makes for a great photo stop as you ride past.
Take a moment to admire Pink Lake, one of Rottnest Island’s unique salt lakes known for its stunning rosy hue. The lake’s vibrant color comes from natural algae and high salinity, creating a surreal, otherworldly landscape that’s perfect for photography. It’s a fascinating natural stop that showcases the island’s diverse ecosystem and geology.
Cycle past the serene Little Armstrong Bay, a quiet and sheltered cove on Rottnest’s northern coast. Known for its clear, calm waters and coral reefs, it’s a favorite snorkeling spot for those in the know. While you won’t stop here, the views from the road offer a peaceful glimpse of the bay’s unspoiled natural charm.
Cancellation
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts, for a full refund.
Know before you go
- Pickup
- Pickup is included for everyone.
- Ticket type
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Group size
- Up to 12 travellers
- Operated by
- WA NT TOURS
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
How it compares in Perth
- Its from-price is 331% above the median of the 100 day trips we list in Perth.
- Its length is typical for the group.
- The operator lists free cancellation on it.
About Perth
Perth is the capital of Western Australia, a sunny Indian Ocean city on the Swan River with a large hilltop park, white beaches and the port of Fremantle.
Perth sits where the Swan River widens into a broad estuary on the Indian Ocean coast, and it is often described as one of the most remote large cities in the world, with Adelaide more than two thousand kilometres to the east. Kings Park, a large reserve of bushland and botanic garden on a hill, looks over the skyline and the water, and the Elizabeth Quay waterfront anchors the centre.
Top-ranked sights in Perth: Margaret River, Swan River, Rottnest Island.
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