SeaLink Rottnest Island
Situated just 19 km away from the coast of Perth, Rottnest Island is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the beauty of Western Australia. Rottnest Island, with its unspoiled beaches, sparkling clear waters, and distinctive wildlife, offers a wonderful refuge from the noise and activity of urban living. And the best way to get there? Sealink Rottnest Island, the island’s premier ferry service.
Rottnest Island Ferry
Getting to Rottnest Island is easy with Sealink’s ferry service. Departing from Fremantle, Hillarys Boat Harbour, and Perth City, the ferry offers a convenient and comfortable way to travel to the island. With multiple departure times throughout the day, you can choose the best time to suit your schedule. Plus, with Sealink’s online booking system, you can easily purchase your Rottnest Island ferry tickets in advance and avoid any last-minute stress.
Rottnest Island Beaches
With so many beaches to choose from, it can be hard to decide where to start. But some of the must-visit beaches on Rottnest Island include The Basin, Little Salmon Bay, and Pinky Beach. The Basin is a popular spot for snorkelling and swimming, with its calm and clear waters. Little Salmon Bay is a great spot for families, with its shallow waters and picnic areas. And Pinky Beach is perfect for those looking for a more secluded and romantic beach experience.
Rottnest Island Day Trip
If you’re short on time, Rottnest Island day trip is the perfect way to experience the island’s beauty. With Sealink’s day tour package, you can enjoy a full day of exploring the island, including a guided bus tour, bike hire, and lunch at the Rottnest Island Hotel. This package is a great way to see the highlights of the island and make the most of your visit.
Rottnest Day Tour
For a more in-depth experience, Sealink also offers a Rottnest Day Tour that includes a guided bus tour, bike hire, and lunch at the Rottnest Island Hotel, as well as a guided walking tour and a visit to the Wadjemup Lighthouse. This tour is perfect for those looking to learn more about the island’s history and see some of its most iconic landmarks.
