Rottnest Island the Basin

How to Plan a Perfect Day Trip to Rottnest Island in Australia

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Visit for a chance to hang out with quokkas – the cutest animal in the world! Read on for everything you need to know about planning a Rottnest Island day trip.

Rottnest Island, or Wadjemup, is a small island off the coast of Western Australia and is best known for its population of quokkas (a small marsupial – only the cutest animal ever), as well as pristine beaches and swimming spots.

Bathhurst Lighthouse and Pinkys Beach on Rottnest Island

The island got its name from a Dutch captain who mistook the adorable quokkas for giant rats, and gave the island its name of “rotte nest“, meaning “rat nest” in Dutch.

Quokka on Rottnest Island on Western Australia

The island has also served as a penal colony, army barracks and prisoner of war camp, but is now a popular holiday destination. I first heard about Rottnest Island after seeing a “quokka selfie” on Instagram – chances are, you’ve seen this photo before and thought to yourself, “oh that looks like a small rabbit/large rat”.

Profile pic with quokka on Rottnest Island

Ever since seeing one photo of a quokka, I have been, simply put, obsessed, with these animals, and have traveled to Rottnest Island twice for the opportunity to observe these marsupials hop around and nibble on greens.

The Basin on Rottnest Island drone shot

The Perth to Rottnest Island journey is easier than you might think as Rottnest Island can be easily reached by ferry from several different ports around Perth. Read on for quick tips on visiting Western Australia and everything you need to know about planning a Rottnest Island day trip!

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Important things to know before visiting Western Australia

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How to get to Rottnest Island

Where is Rottnest Island? The island is about 18 kilometres west of Perth, and getting to Rottnest Island from Perth is fairly straightforward: there are 3 ferry operators that operate ferries between Rottnest Island and Perth: Rottnest Express, Sealink and Rottnest Fast Ferries. Ferries depart from Barrack Street Jetty at Elizabeth Quay in the CBD, North Fremantle (Rous Head), Fremantle (B-Shed at Victoria Quay) and Hillarys Boat Harbour in north Perth.

Elizabeth Quay in Perth Australia

What is the ferry timetable to go to Rottnest Island? Ferries from Perth to Rottnest Island operate 6 to 7 times every day in the off-peak season and 10-12 times a day in the peak season from December to February. Make sure you check the websites for updated Rottnest ferry times as they do change throughout the year.

Here is the Rottnest Express timetable for departure and return from Perth city Barack Street Jetty, Fremantle Northport and Fremantle B-Shed.

Here is the SeaLink Rottnest timetable for departure and return from O’Connor Landing in Fremantle and Perth city Barack Street Jetty.

Here is the Rottnest Fast Ferries timetable for departure and return from Hillarys Boat Harbour.

Rottnest Fast Ferries ticket in Western Australia

How long is the ferry ride to Rottnest Island? The ferry ride varies from about 25 minutes to an hour and a half depending on where you depart from – in my experience, the B-Shed in Fremantle and Hillarys offer the most convenient and quickest rides between Perth and Rottnest Island. If you are driving, there is (limited) overnight parking for $10 a day (near the C and D sheds) in Fremantle, and free parking at Hillarys.

How much does the Rottnest Island ferry cost? You can buy your Fremantle to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here, or book your Hillarys to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here (including free hotel pick ups and drop offs). Same-day return Rottnest Island ferry prices range between AU$78-89 for adults depending on which company you go with, time of year you travel in and where you choose to depart from.

Fremantle Markets in Perth Australia

If you’re planning a Rottnest Island day trip, make sure you book your Rottnest ferry tickets online ahead of time as ferries do fill up fast. If you are bringing luggage it will cost $3 per bag and you will need to make sure there is space in the luggage hold – there are also weight and size restrictions. Those who are prone to seasickness might want to pop a Dramamine before hopping on the ferry as the ride can be fairly bumpy.

Wondering how to get to Rottnest Island? Pre-book your same-day return Rottnest Island ferry ticket in advance here – you can travel to Rottnest Island via Barrack Street Jetty Elizabeth Quay (ferry ride is approximately 90 minutes) or via B-Shed Victoria Quay in Fremantle (ferry ride is approximately 30 minutes).

You can also book your Hillarys to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here – the ferry ride is approximately 40 minutes and departs at 10 AM from Hillarys, returning to Perth at 4:30 PM.

How to get around Rottnest Island

When you pre-book your Rottnest ferry tickets, you can also book a bicycle from the ferry operator. Cycling is the best way to get around the island once you’re there. If you forget to pre-book a bicycle, don’t sweat it as there is a Rottnest Island bike hire shop on the island: once you hop off the ferry, just turn left and follow the signs to Rottnest Island Pedal & Flipper.

The daily bicycle rental rate is approximately AUD$30 for an adult bike, AUD$41 for an adult bike plus child seat on the back, or AUD$71 for an e-bike (cheaper for multi-day rentals). The daily rate includes a helmet (mandatory) and a lock. You can also rent an additional gel seat for a more comfortable ride, or basket to store your belongings in.

Cycling on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

There are tons of different bike sizes ranging from small to extra large, as well as a limited number of e-bikes (I recommend booking ahead if you want the electric variety). You can also rent snorkeling gear and wet suits to explore some of the marine life around Rottnest.

If you do not wish to cycle or are looking for accessible options, there are also local hop-on, hop-off buses that operate around the island. As of December 26th 2023, a 1-day adult pass will set you back AUD$30, and a child pass costs AUD$22.

How much time to spend on Rottnest Island

Bathhurst Lighthouse and Pinkys Beach on Rottnest Island

We have traveled to Rottnest Island several times and stayed overnight as well – if you are planning a Rottnest Island day trip, you will want to stay on the island for a minimum of 3-4 hours. This gives you enough time to spot quokkas in the wild, cycle around the island, pick up some lunch from the local bakery and go for a swim at The Basin.

If you only have enough time for a day trip to Rottnest Island from Perth I would recommend trying to catch a ferry at 9 or 10 AM in the morning and returning to Perth at 3-4 PM in the afternoon.

Planning your Rottnest Island day trip? Pre-book your same-day return Rottnest Island ferry ticket in advance here – you can travel to Rottnest Island via Barrack Street Jetty Elizabeth Quay (ferry ride is 90 minutes and departs at 8:45 AM, returning at 5 PM) or via B-Shed Victoria Quay in Fremantle (ferry ride is 30 minutes and departs at 9:30 AM, multiple return times available).

You can also book your Hillarys to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here – the ferry ride is approximately 30 minutes and departs at 10 AM from Hillarys, returning to Perth at 4:30 PM.

However, if you have more time you might want to consider staying overnight to explore the island to the fullest. Read on for more details and recommendations.

Where to stay if you’re visiting Rottnest Island

If you are staying overnight in Perth for your day trip to Rottnest Island, the CBD, Northbridge, West Perth, Leederville and Subiaco are popular and well-located neighborhoods for visitors. We loved our stay at The Sebel West Perth, a small boutique aparthotel that has in-room kitchen, washer, dryer, comfortable beds as well as secure, undercover parking. Click here to book your stay at The Sebel West Perth.

If you prefer to be near the beach or need a little more space, I highly recommend the modern 2-bedroom HoneyB apartment in Scarborough (a 10 minute drive away from Hillarys boat harbour). The split-level apartment is perfect for families and friends traveling to Perth. There is elevator access, free gated parking and a small outdoor pool at the apartment complex. Check rates and availability at HoneyB apartment in Scarborough here, or you can also head on over here for other highly-rated accommodation options in Perth.

Discovery Rottnest Glamping on Rottnest Island

However, as I mentioned above it is also possible to stay overnight on Rottnest Island. Staying on Rottnest Island gives you a tad more flexibility so that you aren’t rushing to catch the ferry back, and allows for plenty of time lounging on the beach or exploring some of Rottnest Island’s more far-flung corners.

Wondering where to stay on Rottnest Island? There are a number of accommodation options but many older hotels are due for some sprucing up and renovation. The good news is that a new glamping accommodation option has opened up on Rottnest Island and it is unique to say the least: Discovery Rottnest.

Discovery Rottnest Glamping on Rottnest Island

This eco-resort offers glamping on Rottnest Island with beach access to both Pinky’s Beach as well as The Basin – the location really can’t be beat. The property has a number of different room categories from the couple’s superior tent to ocean view deluxe tents; families are welcome and there are a number of family tents equipped with bunk beds for the little ones.

Discovery Rottnest Island Superior Couples Tent

We stayed in a couple’s superior tent at Discovery Rottnest along the roadside, and were impressed by how spacious yet cozy it was. As I’m not much of a camper, you can imagine my delight when I saw the bathroom.

Discovery Rottnest Glamping on Rottnest Island

There is free wi-fi, an onsite restaurant, a pool and pool bar as well as several communal barbecue grills for those who want to self-cater. Click here to check current rates at Discovery Rottnest – make sure you book early, especially if you are visiting during the weekend or public holidays as they are often fully booked. You can read my full review of Discovery Rottnest Island here.

The best time of year to visit Rottnest Island

Bathhurst Lighthouse and Pinkys Beach on Rottnest Island

Remember, Australia is in the southern hemisphere which means that its summer season runs from approximately November to February. It does get very cold during winter and autumn, so the beaches are not going to be fantastic during those months. Over the years, Rottnest Island has also become a popular destination for high school graduation trips, or “Schoolies week”.

This celebration usually take place during the first 3 weeks following graduation beginning in mid-November and is not a great time to visit Rottnest Island, unless you want to be surrounded by intoxicated 17 and 18-year olds. You’ll also want to avoid WA public holidays and the annual Rottnest Channel Swim (February) and the Port to Pub Swim (March) as the small island does get extremely busy.

Snorkeling at the Basin on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

I recommend heading to Rottnest Island on a weekday between November to February, but the weather is also pleasant on either end of the peak season in October or March/April.

Planning your Rottnest Island day trip? Pre-book your same-day return Rottnest Island ferry ticket in advance here – you can travel to Rottnest Island via Barrack Street Jetty Elizabeth Quay (ferry ride is 90 minutes and departs at 8:45 AM, returning at 5 PM) or via B-Shed Victoria Quay in Fremantle (ferry ride is 30 minutes and departs at 9:30 AM, multiple return times available).

You can also book your Hillarys to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here – the ferry ride is approximately 30 minutes and departs at 10 AM from Hillarys, returning to Perth at 4:30 PM.

What to bring and wear

Water refilling station on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

Bring a printout of your ferry ticket, motion sickness tablets for the ferry ride, swimsuit, lots of sunscreen (reef-safe if possible), sunglasses and a towel for your Rottnest Island day trip. Food and water can be purchased from a number of restaurants/bakery on the island, but you should also bring your own water bottle as there’s tons of places to refill your bottle for free.

Sunset on Rottnest Island in Australia

While the days may be steaming hot during the summer season, the evenings and early mornings can be bitterly cold – bring some warm clothes if you are staying overnight on Rottnest Island.

The best things to do on Rottnest Island

Quokka selfie on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

Making the trip from Perth to Rottnest Island is rewarding in more ways than one. There are a few Rottnest Island tours that run throughout the year, but to be honest it’s such an easy day or overnight trip from Perth and the island is small enough that you really necessarily need to join a tour.

Wondering what to do on Rottnest Island? Grab a bicycle or hop on the local bus and you’ll be able to cover a lot of ground by yourself! Read on for what to see and do on Rottnest Island.

1. Meet a quokka

Rottnest Island Western Australia

First things first, you absolutely must see THE QUOKKAS! Seriously, these marsupials are incredibly adorable and always look like they are smiling. They roam around the island freely and can often be found hiding out in the shade or eating berries off the ground. Though they can be found elsewhere in Australia, they have thrived on Rottnest Island as there aren’t really any natural predators.

Quokka on Rottnest Island on Western Australia

Many visitors have “take a Rottnest Island quokka selfie” on their list of things to do, and while it is true that the quokkas are extremely tame and you can get quite close to them to take photos (turn the flash off!), it’s important to know that it is illegal to feed or touch them.

Ready to spot a quokka in the wild on Rottnest Island? Pre-book your Fremantle or Elizabeth Quay to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here or book your Hillarys to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here. It’s also always a good idea to start looking into accommodation options – especially if you plan on visiting Western Australia between November and February.

If you only have have time for a Perth day trip to Rottnest Island we recommend The Sebel West Perth which is perfect for solo travelers, couples and families. The aparthotel has a small kitchen, washer, dryer, communal pool as well as secure, undercover parking (for a small daily fee). We also loved our time at the split-level 2-bedroom HoneyB apartment in Scarborough which is steps away from the beach and offers a kitchen, gated parking and ocean views. Looking for more options? Click here to check out other accommodation options in Perth!

If you plan on staying overnight on Rottnest Island check availability and rates at Discovery Rottnest’s glamping tents right in front of Pinky’s Beach, or click here to check out other accommodation options on Rottnest Island.

Quokka on Rottnest Island on Western Australia

You could even be fined $150 on the spot for deliberately interfering with (including feeding) wildlife on Rottnest Island! The Quokka is a vulnerable species, and if not protected could become extinct. You should also wait nearby and allow them to approach, and do not tempt them with food or water if they are feeling camera-shy.

This is the moment I knew my life was complete.

Quokka on Rottnest Island

I’m dead.

Yes, I know there are a lot of quokka photos! Sorry not sorry!

Wondering how to take the perfect selfie with a quokka? It’s tougher than it looks as quokkas do tend to move around quite a bit! Here are some quokka selfie tips that might come in handy:

  • Use a long selfie stick so that you give the quokka some space, and do not touch or feed them
  • Turn the flash off
  • Switch to burst mode if you’re using a GoPro, or just hold down the shutter icon or volume button if you’re using an iPhone
  • Wait for quokkas to find some food (berries or grassy stalks) on the ground before you attempt a photo – this is when they tend to stop moving about and focus on chewing
  • Squat down, or even better, lie on your front to get as close to the ground as possible for the photo
  • The best time to try to spot a quokka is in the early evening or when it’s cooler. They are nocturnal but you will find a few scattered around during the daytime.

2. Go beach hopping

The Basin on Rottnest Island drone shot

Rottnest Island is also home to some incredibly stunning beaches and you can hop from one to the other in a matter of minutes. Don’t miss The Basin, a swimming spot with crystal clear waters which also makes it a perfect place for snorkeling.

Make sure you also check out the neighboring Pinky’s Beach, a stunning and quiet beach with Bathhurst Lighthouse in the backdrop. This is probably one of the best long, sandy beaches on Rottnest Island.

Bathhurst Lighthouse and Pinkys Beach on Rottnest Island

Make sure you stop by Pinky’s Beach Club where you can grab a vino or cocktail!

Pinky Beach Club on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

Head west and also stop off at Parakeet Bay, a smaller and less crowded swimming beach. Porpoise Bay to the south is also a pristine white sand beach that you can lounge on for a few hours.

Planning your Rottnest Island day trip? There are several departure points to choose from. Pre-book your Rottnest Island ferry ticket in advance here – you can travel to Rottnest Island via Barrack Street Jetty Elizabeth Quay in Perth CBD or via B-Shed in Fremantle (ferry ride is 30 minutes and departs at 9:30 AM, multiple return times available).

You can also book your Hillarys Boat Harbour to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here – the ferry ride is approximately 30 minutes and departs at 10 AM from Hillarys, returning to Perth at 4:30 PM.

3. Cycle around the island

Cycling on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

Cycling is one of the best ways to explore Rottnest Island. It can take anywhere from 2 to 5 hours to ride around the island depending on how many stops you make, so if you are only there for a day trip I would recommend doing a small loop and heading to the Basin, Parakeet Bay, around Lake Baghdad and the Pink Lake, across Lake Herschel and back to the ferry pier.

Government House Lake on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

If you have more than 1 day on Rottnest Island, you might want to make your way over to Wadjemup Lighthouse or Little Salmon Bay and Henrietta Rocks. Feeling ambitious and up for a more strenuous ride? Head west all the way to Cathedral Rocks, nearly 11 KM away from the main ferry terminal on the island.

4. Check out the view from above

We didn’t make it to Wadjemup Lighthouse (one of the most popular Rottnest Island attractions), but you can climb to the top during guided tours – tickets are available from the Visitor Centre and tours begin at 11 AM each day and run every 30 minutes until the last tour at 2:30 PM. Tickets cost $9 for adults and $4 for children. Bathhurst Lighthouse is also a slightly shorter lighthouse close to the ferry pier, though it is currently closed to visitors.

For the fearless, take to the skies and try your hand at skydiving – my idea of fun doesn’t entail free-falling at 200 kilometres per hour but to each their own! Looking for something tamer? It’s also possible to hop on a 10-minute sightseeing flight around Rottnest Island for $65 per adult with Rottnest Air Taxi.

For even more ideas of things to do on Rottnest Island head on over to the official website here.

5. Eat and drink

Pinkys Beach Club at sunset on Rottnest Island in Western Australia

If you are planning a day trip to Rottnest Island you will need to make a pitstop for some lunch or sunset drink. We loved our time at Pinky’s, and also recommend checking out the iconic Rottnest Bakery in town (my husband says the Rottnest Pie is the best meat pie he’s ever had), as well as the ever-popular Hotel Rottnest near the ferry pier. Ready for some dessert? Head straight to Simmo’s for a scoop of ice cream.

Tips for planning a day trip to Rottnest Island with kids

Meeting a quokka on Rottnest Island

On our most recent visit to Rottnest Island, we brought our 2-year old toddler for a fun day out! If you are planning a Rottnest Island day trip with young children here are some tips to make the trip less stressful:

  • Depart from B-Shed in Fremantle or Hillarys Boat Harbour for the shortest ferry journeys (under 40 minutes). This Hillarys to Rottnest same-day ferry ticket also includes free hotel pick up and drop off. I would only recommend taking the ferry from Barrack Street in Perth if you are trying to time your child’s nap to coincide with the longer, 1.5 hour ferry journey.
  • Depending on which ferry company you travel with, under 3 or 4 year old children travel for free or at a hugely reduced rate (AU$5), and some ferry companies offer family package deals.
  • If you are planning a beach day during your day trip to Rottnest Island with kids then make sure you bring a rash vest, towels, plenty of sun screen, hat and sunglasses. The water temperature is fresh so you will want to make sure your little ones are warm. There are small changing stalls at The Basin for some privacy.
  • The best way to get around Rottnest Island is by bicycle – you can rent a bicycle from Pedal & Flipper with a child seat on the back, or with a children’s trailer which attaches to the bicycle. When we went during the peak season and school holidays there were plenty of both available (and we did not pre-book), but you may want to pre-book to save some time and skip the queue.
  • Rottnest Island is mostly stroller-friendly with paved roads and paths, though it is very hilly in areas. If you plan on venturing beyond the town center or The Basin consider using the hop-on and hop-off bus or rent a bicycle.
  • There are several small children’s playgrounds (both shaded and unshaded) around Rottnest Island. We liked the playground next to the Samphire Rottnest hotel here, and this playground on the foreshore here. There is also a small swing set next to Rottnest Bakery in the Settlement town square area. Older kids might like to play some mini golf at Rottnest Movies & Mini Golf.
  • There are several clean public toilets scattered around the island, but not all of them have changing facilities for babies and toddlers.

I hope this guide helps you to plan your perfect Rottnest Island trip! Have you ever done a day trip to Rottnest Island or stayed overnight? What was your favorite thing about this destination? Remember, ferries book up during the peak season so pre-book your Fremantle or Elizabeth Quay to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here or book your Hillarys to Rottnest Island ferry tickets here.

If you’re ready to book your trip, click here to check out accommodation options on Rottnest Island or head on over here to check availability at Discovery Rottnest’s glamping tents.

Alternatively, you can stay overnight in Perth! We recommend checking out The Sebel West Perth which is perfect for solo travelers, couples and families. The aparthotel has a small kitchen, washer, dryer, communal pool as well as secure, undercover parking (for a small daily fee). We also loved our time at the modern 2-bedroom HoneyB apartment in Scarborough which is steps away from the beach and offers a kitchen, gated parking and ocean views. Looking for more options? Click here to check out other accommodation options in Perth!

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34 Comments

  1. Thanks,
    We went to Rottnest Island with the kids and enjoyed the beaches with clear water, the picturesque places, the lovely Quokka and more.

  2. cant wait to take a picture with quokkas. they are super cute. may i ask, if i visit the rottnest island during winter, can i still meet the quokkas?

    1. Hi Andrea, the quokkas are wild on Rottnest Island so yes – you’ll still see them during the winter! Just be sure not to feed or touch them. Have a great trip!

  3. wow this is so pretty! and those creatures are so adorable!! I love me a cute animal pic haha!! thanks for sharing on flyawayfriday and can’t wait to see what you share this weekend!!

  4. I have heard so much about the beauty of the West Coast of Australia and I can’t wait to go see it for myself. I would love to get a selfie with a quokka like you did! They are so cute! You are looking awesome by the way on that photo! And what about the beautiful beaches! I had no idea the water would be similarly turqoise as it is on the East Coast. I’ll be pinning this for the future!

  5. I was SO excited to read this post and you didn’t disappoint, Flo! Love the Quokka of course but I also love all the other tips. I’m going to have to try and squeeze Rottnest Island when I’m in Australia next year! Thanks for joining #FlyAwayFriday! xo

  6. The beaches are simply stunning..and I didn’t know about quokka either. When I saw that picture , my first reaction was – is that animal really posing?? 🙂

  7. I was already dying to see kangaroos there and now you have added Quokkas to the list! I hope I get there before I become extinct! Fantabulous captures.

  8. Oh the quokkas! And snorkelling! This place really looks like heaven and those little animals look like they are always smiling, my kind of people! Wouldn’t mind going for a trip there!

  9. OMG!!! You had me at quokkas!!! Same here, the first time I saw a photo of these cute animals, it has been a dream of mine to see one (and take a selfie with one). Haha! So sad to find out that you can’t touch them though! 🙁 Bookmarked your page and also sent the link to my hubby. He said we’ll visit one day!

    1. A lot of people who live in WA that I spoke to had never been to Rottnest before! It happens with me and Hong Kong/nearby destinations.

  10. AHHHHH SO FREAKING CUTE! Going to have to add this to my Australian bucket list. I will get there someday I swear.. although having just flown HK back to Canada, might be awhile before I get on a flight that long again 😉

  11. haha such cute quokka pictures! I’ve lived in WA my whole life and I’m still not over how cute they are. Every time I go I find myself taking quokka selfies. The best time is when they have little babies 🙂

  12. Love the quokkas! I took a million photos as well when I was there – no shame haha! You had beautiful weather too by the looks of it. I’d love to go back in the summer and enjoy some snorkelling to cool off after a cycle.

  13. Oh I’m so jealous! We would have LOVED to visit Rottnest!
    WA was the only state we ddnt get to visit in Australia! Looks woderful, and the Quokkas are soo cute!
    Amazing pics and information love it!

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