Go on a quick ferry ride from Fremantle to Rottnest Island, then enjoy a self-guided cycling adventure to explore the island’s beaches, trails, and wildlife at your own pace.
Getting started
Your ticket includes round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle (B-Shed or Northport) and entry to Rottnest Island. The crossing takes just 30 minutes. On arrival, collect your bike, helmet, and lock, then set off on a day of island exploration at your own pace.
What to expect
- Quokka encounters: Start at Thomson Bay, home to the island’s famous quokkas. Perfect for photos and close-up encounters, observe responsibly and never feed them.
- The Basin: Cycle to this calm, turquoise swimming spot, surrounded by white sand and natural rock pools. Ideal for a refreshing swim or snorkel stop.
- Bathurst Lighthouse: Ride along the coast to the lighthouse near Pinky Beach for sweeping views and photo opportunities of Rottnest’s rugged shoreline.
- Wadjemup Lighthouse: Head inland to the island’s central lighthouse, offering panoramic views over beaches and reefs, plus insights into Rottnest’s maritime history.
- Hidden bays & coves: Explore tucked-away gems like Little Armstrong Bay, Parakeet Bay, and Strickland Bay, each offering unique views and quieter settings.
- Cycling routes: Choose from clearly signposted coastal or inland trails that link the island’s key landmarks, lookouts, and historic sites. Maps are available to help plan your loop based on distance and time.
