From Fremantle: Rottnest Island Grand Tour with Ferry & Lunch, Perth


























From Fremantle: Rottnest Island Grand Tour with Ferry & Lunch, Perth
Duration: 7.5 hours (approx.)
7.5 hours (approx.)
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start of your experience
Light Lunch
Light Lunch
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Explore Rottnest Island's long history and landscapes with this Grand Tour departing from Fremantle, Perth. Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers to the A-Class nature reserve of Wadjemup Lighthouse, followed by air-conditioned tours through cultural landmarks like Oliver Hill Gun Fortification and Tunnels. Your adventure includes a scenic boat ride along with opportunities for lunch on the island itself.
Explore Rottnest Island's long history and landscapes with this Grand Tour departing from Fremantle, Perth. Enjoy round-trip ferry transfers to the A-Class nature reserve of Wadjemup Lighthouse, followed by air-conditioned tours through cultural landmarks like Oliver Hill Gun Fortification and Tunnels. Your adventure includes a scenic boat ride along with opportunities for lunch on the island itself.
Experience convenient round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle as part of this all-encompassing Rottnest Island Grand Tour with Ferry & Lunch.
Explore WWII fortifications at Oliver Hill, including the historic 9.2-inch naval gun and hidden underground tunnels during your visit.
Following a delightful lunch, join a guided bus tour to discover highlights such as Wadjemup Lighthouse and the stunning Cathedral Rocks viewpoint on Rottnest Island.
After touring, unwind by lounging on pristine beaches, exploring salt lakes, or observing wildlife like quokkas and seals scattered across the island.
Discover that Rottnest Island boasts Australia’s oldest continuously operating lighthouse, Wadjemup Lighthouse, which has been in service since 1849.
Admission to Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Fremantle
Access with an English-speaking guide
Guided tour of Oliver Hill gun fortification and tunnels
Use of a guided bus for island exploration
One ride on the historic Captain Hussey Train to Oliver Hill
Visit Wadjemup Lighthouse, Jeannies Lookout, and Mabel Cove
Light lunch at Oliver Hill (sandwich wrap, cookie, water bottle)
Ticket providing entry to Rottnest Island
Individual Costs

Ferry to Rottnest Island with tourists on deck, coastline visible in background.
Navigate through Australia’s fascinating history on this Grand Island Tour to Rottnest Island. Begin your journey from Fremantle with round-trip ferry transfers, heading towards Wadjemup Lighthouse—a highlight of the A-Class nature reserve. The tour offers air-conditioned comfort as you explore cultural and natural landmarks such as the WWII-era Oliver Hill Gun Fortification and Tunnels.
Exploring Rottnest Island
- The Oliver Hill Tour: Explore history with an exploration of World War II fortifications. Wander through tunnels, admire a formidable 9.2-inch naval gun, and understand the strategic importance of this coastal defense.
- Rottnest’s Natural Beauty: A guided bus tour takes you from salt lakes to rugged coastlines at Cathedral Rocks and Cape Vlamingh. Relish a light sandwich lunch amidst Rottnest's unspoiled landscapes before continuing your exploration.
This complete experience on Rottnest Island is perfect for those intrigued by its military past, stunning beaches, or unique wildlife like the famous quokka. With expert guides and all major locations covered, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation of both the island’s history and natural beauty.

Historic coastal artillery cannon overlooking ocean and landscape.

Tourists dining outdoors with a view of Rottnest Island beach and boats in the background.

Ferry to Rottnest Island with tourists on deck, coastline visible in background.

Historic coastal artillery cannon overlooking ocean and landscape.

Tourists dining outdoors with a view of Rottnest Island beach and boats in the background.

Tourists walking near a bus on Rottnest Island with coastal scenery in the background.
To ensure comfort during your exploration, pack sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and walking shoes.
Pets are not permitted on the island due to specific restrictions.
Those with mobility challenges may find this experience challenging. The Oliver Hill tour includes small areas and steep stairs.
- Maintenance work might lead to part of your train journey being replaced by a bus.
- A light lunch is provided, featuring a wrap, cookie, and water. Notify us about any dietary requirements (like vegetarian or gluten-free) during booking.
- The tour schedule may be adjusted due to unexpected events.
Passengers are allowed one carry-on item for free, excluding infants. Additional bags or large items such as bikes must be reserved in advance with a small fee and cannot remain in the main vessel area.

Tourists on a bus tour at Rottnest Island with coastline view, Perth or Fremantle return ferry.

Tourists smiling with a quokka on Rottnest Island, bicycles and beach in background.

Tourists walking near a bus on Rottnest Island with coastal scenery in the background.

Tourists on a bus tour at Rottnest Island with coastline view, Perth or Fremantle return ferry.

Tourists smiling with a quokka on Rottnest Island, bicycles and beach in background.
Book your ferry transfer in advance during peak seasons like weekends or holidays to ensure availability and avoid disappointment.
To make the most of your visit, pack sunglasses, sunscreen, a hat, and comfortable walking shoes for exploring Rottnest Island's natural beauty.
If you're interested in historical sites, prioritize visiting Oliver Hill early on as it involves navigating small spaces and steep staircases.
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