Whether you’re chasing a friendly rally or a competitive match, Wadjemup / Rottnest Island offers three outdoor tennis court locations. Surrounded by fresh ocean air, native bushland, and stunning bays perfect for a post-match swim, it’s an easy way to add some active fun to your island visit.
The tennis courts are free to use and offer a simple way to enjoy sport and recreation during your time on the island. With courts close to popular visitor areas, tennis is a relaxed, accessible activity for family and friends to enjoy while spending the day outdoors.
Free to use
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Try pickleball with Rotto Rackets Sports at the Bathurst courts
Easy to reach by foot, bike, or bus
All courts are free to use and operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
Set near the famous Pinky Beach and offering views of the iconic Bathurst Lighthouse, Bathurst Point features two hard courts with plenty of space for singles or doubles. Its close proximity to the main settlement makes it one of the most convenient places for a game. Just moments away, you’ll find Stay Rottnest Campground and Discovery Resorts – Rottnest Island eco-glamping tents, making this a perfect spot for guests staying nearby.
How to get here: Located on Mira Flores Road in Bathurst, these courts are just a 10-minute walk or 2-minute cycle from the main settlement.
Geordie Bay offers two hard courts in a peaceful, laid-back pocket of the island. Surrounded by calm turquoise bays and tucked alongside Stay Rottnest Self-Contained accommodation, it’s an ideal setting for a relaxed coastal match.
How to get here: Find the courts on Hydroflyte Loop in Geordie Bay. It's a 6-minute cycle, 26-minute walk, or simply hop off at stop 19 on the Quokka Coaches Island Explorer bus or catch the accommodation shuttle bus.
Located within the historic Kingstown Barracks precinct, these two hard courts sit among former coastal defence military buildings and green bushland. They’re conveniently located just steps from Stay Rottnest Hostel & Dorms, making them an easy option for guests staying in the area.
How to get here: Found on Army Jetty Road in Kingstown. Reach the courts via a 5-minute cycle, 21-minute walk, or hop off at stop 2 on the Quokka Coaches Island Explorer bus. Alternatively, catch the accommodation shuttle bus.
Travelling light? If you are not bringing your own tennis rackets and tennis balls to the island, equipment is easy to find.
Hire rackets and purchase tennis balls from Pedal & Flipper Hire, or purchase racket sets and balls from the General Stores located in Thomson Bay and Geordie Bay.
If you’re after a new challenge, give pickleball a go with Rotto Rackets Sports on the dedicated Bathurst Point courts. It blends elements of tennis and table tennis, making it a fun, accessible option for everyone.
Yes. Wadjemup / Rottnest Island has outdoor tennis courts in three locations: Bathurst Point, Geordie Bay and Kingstown. Each court location is free to use and offers a simple way to enjoy sport and recreation during your time on the island.
No. Tennis courts on the island are free to use and operate on a first-come, first-served basis. If you would like to play pickleball at the Bathurst Point courts, this is run through Rotto Rackets Sports and needs to be booked separately.
Bring a tennis racket, tennis balls, a hat, sunscreen and plenty of water, as shade can be limited around the courts. If you are not bringing your own tennis equipment to the island, you can hire rackets and purchase tennis balls from Pedal & Flipper Hire, or purchase racket sets and balls from the General Stores in Thomson Bay and Geordie Bay.
Along with tennis and pickleball, there are plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy on Wadjemup / Rottnest Island. Explore beach and water activities for inspiration, including beach cricket, snorkelling, diving, whale watching, fishing, surfing, swimming and more ways to spend time by the coast.
