Stop at the Main Settlement for the ferry departure point. Restaurant and cafe options available. Swim at Thomson Bay.
Experience Perth’s Island paradise
Depart: Hillarys
Rottnest Island Ferry Day Return
Depart: Hillarys - Rottnest
The Best of Rotto Package
Depart: Rottnest
Rottnest Island Grand Island
Depart: Rottnest
Rottnest Island Captain Hussey Train Ride
Depart: Rottnest
Rottnest Island Bayseeker
Depart: Rottnest
Rottnest Island Train & Tunnel
Depart: Hillarys, Perth City, Fremantle
Rottnest Island Bike & Ferry Package
Depart: Rottnest
Rottnest Island Explorer Bus (Hop on, Hop off)
Depart: Rottnest
Rottnest Island Accommodation Shuttle Bus
Depart: Rottnest
Quokka Hopper on-demand private transport
Explore
THE BEST OF ROTTNEST
with Quokka Coaches
Explore Rottnest Island
Quokka Coaches by Australian Pinnacle Tours has you covered for all your Island transport needs. Have you ever wondered what the stunning Island of Rottnest has to offer? Meet the world renowned Quokkas and discover the beautiful white sands of Parker Point! Australian Pinnacle Tours specialises in comfortable and luxurious mini coach services, operating specialised on Island tour and transport services under the name of Quokka Coaches!
Boasting 63 beaches and 20 bays with stunning landscapes and unique wildlife and rich history, Rottnest Island is a must-go destination when you are visiting Western Australia.
Discover the beauty of Rottnest Island – WA’s most spectacular island located approximately 19 kilometres off the coastline. Rottnest is world renowned for its stunning coral reefs, crystal clear waters and unique wildlife. Whilst visiting the island, be sure to uncover the stunning scenic landscapes that surround this magnificent island and say hello to the adorable Quokkas dubbed to be the happiest animals on Earth.
Taking inspiration from the environment around us look out for the green and blue coaches around the Island, often displaying images of the beautiful wildlife and beaches around the Island. Quokka Coaches operates a variety of different sightseeing options to suit all types of travellers. Our Grand Island Tour is an all day comprehensive package taking in all the beauty of the Island on a fully commentated tour. Choose our Bayseeker Tour and enjoy a 1.5hr tour learning about the different landscapes and history of the Island. If you’re a history buff, a must-do is experiencing our Train and Tunnel Tour to learn about this significant heritage site which features the defence facilities and mechanism that were in place to defend major Australian ports overwhelmed by warships during the war.
Experience…
Wadjemup Lighthouse
Located in the centre of the Island, this is one of the few lighthouses in Australia built in the centre as opposed to along the coast. The lighthouse stands approximately 38 metres high from ground level to the lantern and played a crucial role in the pilot boat operations as it provided a communication between pilot boat stations and incoming ships. Until this day Wadjemup Lighthouse remains in operation and was opened to the public for tourism on November 2nd, 2005.
Oliver Hill Gun Fortifications and Tunnels
This attraction is a significant icon representing the defence of Australia during World War II. Over the years it has been highlighted as a significant heritage site and features the defence facilities and mechanism that were in place to defend major Australian ports overwhelmed by warships during the war. Whilst on this tour you will have the opportunity to discover the hidden secrets of this attraction through a guided tour.
West End
A rugged piece of coastline which unlike the rest of the Island is not so calm and peaceful. Here you can gaze across the Indian Ocean and view the magnificent waves forming, a paradise for surfers. West End is renowned for scuba diving and for some shore fishing, but is not for the faint hearted, as this area has no protection from the elements of the ocean. Whilst here if you are lucky, you might come across some sea creatures in their natural habitat including the resident New Zealand fur seals! These seals tend to live and breed along the south coast of Australia and New Zealand.
Salt Lakes
When on the island, a must do activity is to explore the many salt lakes that occupy approximately 10 per cent of the area. Notable ones include Lake Baghdad, Lake Vincent, Herschel Lake, Garden Lake, Government House Lake and Serpentine Lake. These lakes are permanent and are always accessible all year around, other notable lakes that may dry up throughout the summer period include Pink Lake, Lake Sirius, Lake Negri and the twin Pearse Lakes. These salt lake are known to turn pink as a result of the interaction between the algae and salt that grows in the water. When the right mixture of salt and sunlight interact with the algae a red pigment known as beta carotene is accumulated resulting in the pink tinge to the water.