
Tour
4.7
(69 Customer Reviews)





Tour
4.7
(69 Customer Reviews)





Tour
4.7
(69 Customer Reviews)




Rottnest Island Ferry and Bike Day Trip
Ferry to Rottnest Island and enjoy a full day of biking scenic trails, pristine beaches and wildlife, with breathtaking lighthouse views.
Explore at your own pace
Free cancellation
Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
Highlights
Travel by fast ferry from Perth for a day on Rottnest Island
Cycle at your own pace along scenic island trails and coastline
Visit iconic beaches such as the Basin and Parakeet Bay
Climb to Bathurst Lighthouse for panoramic views
Watch for native wildlife, including quokkas, dolphins and whales
What’s Included
Round-trip ferry tickets from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys
Entry fee to Rottnest Island
Bike hire with helmet and lock
Enjoy up to 7 hours on the island
Your experience
Begin your Rottnest journey
Start your full-day adventure with a comfortable ferry ride from Perth or Fremantle. The journey along the Swan River features vibrant city scenery transitioning to sparkling blue waters as you near Rottnest Island. Enjoy fresh air on deck and listen to insightful live commentary, giving you local perspectives and fascinating facts about the surrounding area.
Arriving at Rottnest Island
As the ferry approaches, catch first glimpses of white sandy beaches, turquoise bays and the striking silhouette of Bathurst Lighthouse. Collect your bicycle and helmet once ashore, ready to discover Rottnest’s unspoiled beaches, historic sites and wildlife at your own pace. Whether you choose a short, leisurely circuit or an ambitious island-wide route, your transport is eco-friendly and offers ultimate freedom to explore.
Set your own pace
Select from three suggested routes: cruise the Mini-Loop for quiet lakes and lookouts, ride the intermediate Beaches and Lighthouses trail, or go the distance on a complete Island Ride. Stop off at tranquil spots like The Basin or Parakeet Bay for a swim in clear waters or sit beside rocky headlands to watch for turtles and dolphins. If you’re visiting in whale season, keep an eye out for migrating humpbacks offshore.
Island landmarks and photo moments
Cycle to the Bathurst Lighthouse for sweeping views over Pinky Beach and the rocky coastline. The West End route rewards intrepid riders with dramatic cliffs, Cathedral Rocks and viewing platforms where you might see fur seals, seabirds or even dolphins playing in the surf. Throughout the island, keep your camera ready for quokkas—Rottnest’s most famous residents and a highlight for every visitor.
Breaks and relaxation
Pack a picnic or stop at one of the local cafes for refreshments before continuing your ride. Take time to visit Wadjemup Lighthouse, relax at Little Salmon Bay or admire panoramic views from Vlamingh Lookout. You’ll find plenty of shady trees and beachfront spots to unwind, making the most of your day before your return ferry trip.
Book your Rottnest Island Ferry and Bike Day Trip tickets now!
Follow local safety instructions when cycling around the island
Return all rental bikes before closing time on the same day
Supervise children and use age-appropriate bikes
Do not disturb native wildlife, including quokkas
Adhere to designated cycling paths for your safety
How early should I arrive for the ferry departure?
It is advised to arrive at the terminal at least 30 minutes before departure.
Can I bring my own food and drinks to Rottnest Island?
Yes, you may bring a packed lunch, refreshments and plenty of water for your visit.
Is there an age restriction for bike hire on the island?
Children's bikes are available for ages 4-7. Children older than 7 usually use adult bikes.
Are there options for bikes with baby seats?
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Can service dogs travel on the ferry?
Guide dogs are allowed on the ferry. Check with island authorities for details about their allowance on Rottnest Island.
Where can I find ferry schedules?
You can view the ferry timetable online at the operator's website.
Arrive at the ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure
Bicycle hire collected on island and returned same day
Children's bikes suitable for ages 4-7; older children use adult bikes
Ferry tickets valid for same-day return on selected route
Helmets and bike locks are provided with rental
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Highlights
Travel by fast ferry from Perth for a day on Rottnest Island
Cycle at your own pace along scenic island trails and coastline
Visit iconic beaches such as the Basin and Parakeet Bay
Climb to Bathurst Lighthouse for panoramic views
Watch for native wildlife, including quokkas, dolphins and whales
What’s Included
Round-trip ferry tickets from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys
Entry fee to Rottnest Island
Bike hire with helmet and lock
Enjoy up to 7 hours on the island
Your experience
Begin your Rottnest journey
Start your full-day adventure with a comfortable ferry ride from Perth or Fremantle. The journey along the Swan River features vibrant city scenery transitioning to sparkling blue waters as you near Rottnest Island. Enjoy fresh air on deck and listen to insightful live commentary, giving you local perspectives and fascinating facts about the surrounding area.
Arriving at Rottnest Island
As the ferry approaches, catch first glimpses of white sandy beaches, turquoise bays and the striking silhouette of Bathurst Lighthouse. Collect your bicycle and helmet once ashore, ready to discover Rottnest’s unspoiled beaches, historic sites and wildlife at your own pace. Whether you choose a short, leisurely circuit or an ambitious island-wide route, your transport is eco-friendly and offers ultimate freedom to explore.
Set your own pace
Select from three suggested routes: cruise the Mini-Loop for quiet lakes and lookouts, ride the intermediate Beaches and Lighthouses trail, or go the distance on a complete Island Ride. Stop off at tranquil spots like The Basin or Parakeet Bay for a swim in clear waters or sit beside rocky headlands to watch for turtles and dolphins. If you’re visiting in whale season, keep an eye out for migrating humpbacks offshore.
Island landmarks and photo moments
Cycle to the Bathurst Lighthouse for sweeping views over Pinky Beach and the rocky coastline. The West End route rewards intrepid riders with dramatic cliffs, Cathedral Rocks and viewing platforms where you might see fur seals, seabirds or even dolphins playing in the surf. Throughout the island, keep your camera ready for quokkas—Rottnest’s most famous residents and a highlight for every visitor.
Breaks and relaxation
Pack a picnic or stop at one of the local cafes for refreshments before continuing your ride. Take time to visit Wadjemup Lighthouse, relax at Little Salmon Bay or admire panoramic views from Vlamingh Lookout. You’ll find plenty of shady trees and beachfront spots to unwind, making the most of your day before your return ferry trip.
Book your Rottnest Island Ferry and Bike Day Trip tickets now!
Follow local safety instructions when cycling around the island
Return all rental bikes before closing time on the same day
Supervise children and use age-appropriate bikes
Do not disturb native wildlife, including quokkas
Adhere to designated cycling paths for your safety
How early should I arrive for the ferry departure?
It is advised to arrive at the terminal at least 30 minutes before departure.
Can I bring my own food and drinks to Rottnest Island?
Yes, you may bring a packed lunch, refreshments and plenty of water for your visit.
Is there an age restriction for bike hire on the island?
Children's bikes are available for ages 4-7. Children older than 7 usually use adult bikes.
Are there options for bikes with baby seats?
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Can service dogs travel on the ferry?
Guide dogs are allowed on the ferry. Check with island authorities for details about their allowance on Rottnest Island.
Where can I find ferry schedules?
You can view the ferry timetable online at the operator's website.
Arrive at the ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure
Bicycle hire collected on island and returned same day
Children's bikes suitable for ages 4-7; older children use adult bikes
Ferry tickets valid for same-day return on selected route
Helmets and bike locks are provided with rental
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Highlights
Travel by fast ferry from Perth for a day on Rottnest Island
Cycle at your own pace along scenic island trails and coastline
Visit iconic beaches such as the Basin and Parakeet Bay
Climb to Bathurst Lighthouse for panoramic views
Watch for native wildlife, including quokkas, dolphins and whales
What’s Included
Round-trip ferry tickets from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys
Entry fee to Rottnest Island
Bike hire with helmet and lock
Enjoy up to 7 hours on the island
Your experience
Begin your Rottnest journey
Start your full-day adventure with a comfortable ferry ride from Perth or Fremantle. The journey along the Swan River features vibrant city scenery transitioning to sparkling blue waters as you near Rottnest Island. Enjoy fresh air on deck and listen to insightful live commentary, giving you local perspectives and fascinating facts about the surrounding area.
Arriving at Rottnest Island
As the ferry approaches, catch first glimpses of white sandy beaches, turquoise bays and the striking silhouette of Bathurst Lighthouse. Collect your bicycle and helmet once ashore, ready to discover Rottnest’s unspoiled beaches, historic sites and wildlife at your own pace. Whether you choose a short, leisurely circuit or an ambitious island-wide route, your transport is eco-friendly and offers ultimate freedom to explore.
Set your own pace
Select from three suggested routes: cruise the Mini-Loop for quiet lakes and lookouts, ride the intermediate Beaches and Lighthouses trail, or go the distance on a complete Island Ride. Stop off at tranquil spots like The Basin or Parakeet Bay for a swim in clear waters or sit beside rocky headlands to watch for turtles and dolphins. If you’re visiting in whale season, keep an eye out for migrating humpbacks offshore.
Island landmarks and photo moments
Cycle to the Bathurst Lighthouse for sweeping views over Pinky Beach and the rocky coastline. The West End route rewards intrepid riders with dramatic cliffs, Cathedral Rocks and viewing platforms where you might see fur seals, seabirds or even dolphins playing in the surf. Throughout the island, keep your camera ready for quokkas—Rottnest’s most famous residents and a highlight for every visitor.
Breaks and relaxation
Pack a picnic or stop at one of the local cafes for refreshments before continuing your ride. Take time to visit Wadjemup Lighthouse, relax at Little Salmon Bay or admire panoramic views from Vlamingh Lookout. You’ll find plenty of shady trees and beachfront spots to unwind, making the most of your day before your return ferry trip.
Book your Rottnest Island Ferry and Bike Day Trip tickets now!
Arrive at the ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure
Bicycle hire collected on island and returned same day
Children's bikes suitable for ages 4-7; older children use adult bikes
Ferry tickets valid for same-day return on selected route
Helmets and bike locks are provided with rental
Follow local safety instructions when cycling around the island
Return all rental bikes before closing time on the same day
Supervise children and use age-appropriate bikes
Do not disturb native wildlife, including quokkas
Adhere to designated cycling paths for your safety
How early should I arrive for the ferry departure?
It is advised to arrive at the terminal at least 30 minutes before departure.
Can I bring my own food and drinks to Rottnest Island?
Yes, you may bring a packed lunch, refreshments and plenty of water for your visit.
Is there an age restriction for bike hire on the island?
Children's bikes are available for ages 4-7. Children older than 7 usually use adult bikes.
Are there options for bikes with baby seats?
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Can service dogs travel on the ferry?
Guide dogs are allowed on the ferry. Check with island authorities for details about their allowance on Rottnest Island.
Where can I find ferry schedules?
You can view the ferry timetable online at the operator's website.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
Highlights
Travel by fast ferry from Perth for a day on Rottnest Island
Cycle at your own pace along scenic island trails and coastline
Visit iconic beaches such as the Basin and Parakeet Bay
Climb to Bathurst Lighthouse for panoramic views
Watch for native wildlife, including quokkas, dolphins and whales
What’s Included
Round-trip ferry tickets from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys
Entry fee to Rottnest Island
Bike hire with helmet and lock
Enjoy up to 7 hours on the island
Your experience
Begin your Rottnest journey
Start your full-day adventure with a comfortable ferry ride from Perth or Fremantle. The journey along the Swan River features vibrant city scenery transitioning to sparkling blue waters as you near Rottnest Island. Enjoy fresh air on deck and listen to insightful live commentary, giving you local perspectives and fascinating facts about the surrounding area.
Arriving at Rottnest Island
As the ferry approaches, catch first glimpses of white sandy beaches, turquoise bays and the striking silhouette of Bathurst Lighthouse. Collect your bicycle and helmet once ashore, ready to discover Rottnest’s unspoiled beaches, historic sites and wildlife at your own pace. Whether you choose a short, leisurely circuit or an ambitious island-wide route, your transport is eco-friendly and offers ultimate freedom to explore.
Set your own pace
Select from three suggested routes: cruise the Mini-Loop for quiet lakes and lookouts, ride the intermediate Beaches and Lighthouses trail, or go the distance on a complete Island Ride. Stop off at tranquil spots like The Basin or Parakeet Bay for a swim in clear waters or sit beside rocky headlands to watch for turtles and dolphins. If you’re visiting in whale season, keep an eye out for migrating humpbacks offshore.
Island landmarks and photo moments
Cycle to the Bathurst Lighthouse for sweeping views over Pinky Beach and the rocky coastline. The West End route rewards intrepid riders with dramatic cliffs, Cathedral Rocks and viewing platforms where you might see fur seals, seabirds or even dolphins playing in the surf. Throughout the island, keep your camera ready for quokkas—Rottnest’s most famous residents and a highlight for every visitor.
Breaks and relaxation
Pack a picnic or stop at one of the local cafes for refreshments before continuing your ride. Take time to visit Wadjemup Lighthouse, relax at Little Salmon Bay or admire panoramic views from Vlamingh Lookout. You’ll find plenty of shady trees and beachfront spots to unwind, making the most of your day before your return ferry trip.
Book your Rottnest Island Ferry and Bike Day Trip tickets now!
Arrive at the ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure
Bicycle hire collected on island and returned same day
Children's bikes suitable for ages 4-7; older children use adult bikes
Ferry tickets valid for same-day return on selected route
Helmets and bike locks are provided with rental
Follow local safety instructions when cycling around the island
Return all rental bikes before closing time on the same day
Supervise children and use age-appropriate bikes
Do not disturb native wildlife, including quokkas
Adhere to designated cycling paths for your safety
How early should I arrive for the ferry departure?
It is advised to arrive at the terminal at least 30 minutes before departure.
Can I bring my own food and drinks to Rottnest Island?
Yes, you may bring a packed lunch, refreshments and plenty of water for your visit.
Is there an age restriction for bike hire on the island?
Children's bikes are available for ages 4-7. Children older than 7 usually use adult bikes.
Are there options for bikes with baby seats?
Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
Can service dogs travel on the ferry?
Guide dogs are allowed on the ferry. Check with island authorities for details about their allowance on Rottnest Island.
Where can I find ferry schedules?
You can view the ferry timetable online at the operator's website.
Free cancellation up to 24 h
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