Top Rottnest Island On the Water

Experience in all the highlights of Rottnest Island in AC comfort on this Bayseeker bus tour. Perfect for those short on time, you can hop off your ferry in Thomson Bay (not-included) and jump on the bus—one of the few vehicles on the island—enjoying a guided commentary as you whiz around, taking in the old WWII barracks, the seals at Cathedral Rocks, shipwrecks, (seasonal) pink salt lakes, and Wadjemup Lighthouse.

Experience the best of Western Australia on this sea-to-plate cruise of Rottnest Island. First, head out in search of western rock lobster with the help of an experienced crew. Your lobster catch will be served for lunch during a seven-course feast that includes fresh local seafood delicacies, such as Shark Bay tiger prawns, blue swimmer crab cakes, and seared West Australian scallops. Still and sparkling wines from Margaret River's Howard Park winery plus local and international bottled beers accompany the decadent menu.

Enjoy half a day out on the water exploring the beautiful coastline of Rottnest Island from a catamaran. You'll be taken to some of the best snorkeling spots off the island, where you can get close-up views of tropical fish. Keep an eye out for dolphins and rare sea lions. Even have a go being dragged behind the boat in a huge cargo net if you like.

Guided by our trained Snorkel Guides who also have incredible knowledge of the marine life, you'll experience the wonders of the underwater world at Rottnest Island whilst exploring and learning along the way.

Find the best sunset views from the water on this catamaran twilight sail from Rottnest Island. Hop aboard a luxury catamaran with 360-degree views and indoor and outdoor seating. Then, cruise into Thompson Bay while enjoying a glass of champagne and a shared appetizer. Stop for swimming sessions and look out for dolphins that sometimes swim alongside the boat.

Experience the best of Rottnest Island on a half-day sightseeing tour by bus and historical train. Visit Kingstown Barracks, Oliver Hill Battery, and Henrietta Rocks shipwreck location, and keep an eye out for quokkas and other wildlife. You can snap photos of the turquoise bays and white-sand beaches that ring the traffic-free island, and learn about the history of the Aboriginal Noongar people.