Board a serene cruise to Western Australia's picturesque Rottnest Island. Once
there, hop on a bike or explore the island's pristine beaches and secluded
bays at your own pace. Take it slow and easy with this peaceful day-trip
experience!

• Board a ferry going to stunning Rottnest Island, with roundtrip service included

  
  

• Discover over 60 beaches and 20 bays via the island's extensive walking trails

  
  
• Enjoy a calming bike ride around the island's 22km of cycling trails
• Learn about the area's flora and fauna including the island's famous quokka!

— What You Can Expect —

Start your day by setting sail for Rottnest Island from Perth's Hillarys Boat
Harbour for a relaxing 45-minute cruise. Once at Rottnest, you'll have a day
of exploring the island's serene atmosphere and natural habitats.

For those opting for the regular package, there's plenty to explore within
walking distance. Explore Thomson Bay Settlement and its shops and
restaurants. On the way, you're likely to run into adorable quokkas! From
there, go for a hike on any of the 45 kilometres of island trails or explore
the island via bus.

With no cars on the island, opt for a bicycle ride around the island to see
the area's sandy beaches and idyllic coves at a leisurely pace. Head over at
your own choice to Little Salmon Bay and Parker Point for breathtaking
snorkelling opportunities on calm seas.

Before your return to Perth Harbour, make your way up to Wadjemup Lighthouse
for spectacular sunset views. There's even more to explore, so make sure to
prepare your must-see spots before you set sail for this relaxing Rottnest
Island tour. Make this your next-day tour with a Rottnest booking with KKday
today!

— Additional Info —

• Bicycles are to be picked up at the Rottnest Fast Ferries office at Hillarys Boat Harbour upon check-in
• Bicycle tours are not recommended for travellers age 4 and under as bicycle riders must be able to ride unassisted
• 3 different bike sizes are offered for children ages 4–12
• Bike Trail Map and Island Map

— Image Notice —

• Images courtesy of Tourism Australia