Rottnest Island Bayseeker (including Sunset)

Visit spectacular Rottnest Island, the “Emerald Isle in a Sea of Sapphire”, only 19 kilometres off the mainland coast. “Rotto” has a relaxed atmosphere and unique features that will leave a lasting impression.

It is believed that Rottnest Island separated from the mainland 7,000 years ago and is now the largest of a chain of islands off the coast of Perth. The stunning, pristine environment includes 63 secluded beaches and 20 bays. It offers crystal clear water and a fascinating history, as well as being home to the quokka. All the “Colours of Rottnest” can only be completely appreciated on the fully commentated Rottnest “Bayseeker Island Tour”.

Explore the stunning beauty of this A-Class reserve in air-conditioned comfort, taking in the amazing fauna and flora of the island, stunning beaches, woodlands andincredible salt lakes.

This 1.75-hour island tour includes all of Rottnest’s must-see locations including Jeannies Lookout, Wadjemup Lighthouse, Henrietta Rocks and the majestic look-out point at Mabel Cove. All major habitats are covered on this amazing tour, including Rottnest’s cultural and historical heritage ranging from Maritime, Colonial and Military history to future developments.

Upgrade your basic ferry ride to include a guided tour of the island with a ferry from Hillarys Boat Harbour. (Day time tours only)

For the SUNSET BAYSEEKER - the Sunset Bayseeker tour differs from the daylight tour, heading through the the middle of the island passing Wadjemup Lighthouse at dusk, then on to the West End with time to walk Cape Vlamingh and the Cathedral Rocks to see the NZ long nose fur seals.

Choose a spot for sunset and feel free to bring a picnic.

Return departure from tyeh West End is 5 minutes after the sun has set, and the driver will give an exact time each day. After the amazing sunset, return via the same route with options for drop offs at Geordie Bay for dinner reservations or anyone staying there with the final drop off at Main Bus Stop 

OPERATES 19th December 2025 - 18th April 2026

Friday and Saturday - 6.15pm - 8.00pm