Must see and do on Rottnest Island
Wondering what to do once you step off the ferry? Why not check out all the fantastic attractions and activities that Rottnest Island has to offer? Check out the ‘must see and do’ list below or follow the links in the menu on the left for more information.
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Explore Rottnest Island on two wheels
Hire a bike from Rottnest Bike Hire and experience the beauty and isolation of the Island - travel over 50 kilometres of road and cycle ways or enjoy a leisurely cycle to see the quokkas and birdlife. More information… |
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Rottnest Island scenic flights
Rottnest Scenic Flights depart from the Rottnest Airport a mere 800 metres from the main settlement. See Rottnest, Kings Park, the Swan River and Fremantle like never before. More information… |
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Encounter the Island’s flora and fauna
Rottnest Island is an A Class Nature Reserve, a region of natural beauty and wonder with spectacular flora and abundant marine life and wildlife. Join a tour or guided walk to learn more. More information… |
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Dive or snorkel Rottnest’s reefs
Clear turquoise blue waters, abundant marine life, spectacular reef formations and shipwrecks make Rottnest Island a ‘must’ for divers and snorkellers! More information… |
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Enjoy delicious food in stunning surroundings
After a long day exploring the Island, relax and treat yourself to lunch, dinner or a snack, good coffee, cold beer or a sparkling glass of wine. More information… |
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Experience 6,500 years of history
Join the dedicated and knowledgeable volunteer guides on a journey through the Island's rich history and learn about Aboriginal, European, colonial, maritime, military, recreational and social heritage. More information… |
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Play golf at the Country Club
Rottnest's golf course is one of the most interesting nine hole courses in Western Australia. It can be played as an eighteen hole course with alternate tee blocks for the back nine. More information… |
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Discover the Island’s 63 beaches
Indulge your senses and take a relaxing dip in the sparkling turquoise water of Rottnest Island - home to some of Australia's finest swimming, surfing, snorkelling and diving spots. More information... | |