From Perth: Rottnest Island Bike & Guided Return Ferry Tour
From Perth: Rottnest Island Bike & Guided Return Ferry Tour
Duration: 9.5 hours (approx.)
9.5 hours (approx.)
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Explore Rottnest Island with round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, island entry, and up to 7 hours of cycling at your own pace.
Cycle through Thomson Bay to meet friendly quokkas and stop at The Basin to swim or relax in its calm turquoise waters.
Climb Wadjemup Lighthouse for panoramic island views, then explore Oliver Hill Battery with its WWII tunnels and historic fortifications.
Use your bike hire to explore the island at your own pace along scenic trails, hidden coves, and historic sites for a full-day adventure.
Entry to Rottnest Island
Self-guided tour of Rottnest Island
Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, including a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary
Bike hire with helmet & security lock
Group cycling towards Wadjemup Lighthouse on Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
Go on a scenic Swan River ferry ride from Perth 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 Perth, featuring a scenic Swan River cruise with commentary, and entry to Rottnest Island. Arrive 30 minutes early at Barrack Street Jetty to check in and prepare for a day of adventure, whether on a self-guided tour with cycling or a guided bus tour.
What to expect
- Quokka encounters: Cycle through Thomson Bay, where friendly quokkas roam freely, perfect for photos and close-up wildlife experiences—observe responsibly and avoid feeding.
- The Basin: Ride to The Basin, a natural pool with calm turquoise waters, white sand, and sheltered rock formations ideal for swimming, snorkeling, or relaxing, best in the morning.
- Wadjemup Lighthouse: Stop at the central lighthouse for sweeping 360° views of beaches, coastline, and ocean, and learn about its history guiding ships safely through surrounding reefs.
- Historic sites: Explore Oliver Hill Battery with WWII tunnels and gun emplacements. Cycle past Pinky Beach and take in views of Bathurst Lighthouse along the route.
- Scenic views & hidden spots: Explore secluded coves like Parakeet Bay and Strickland Bay. Visit elevated points at Radar Hill and Geordie Bay for breathtaking island views.
- Island trails & cycling routes: Follow well-marked coastal and inland paths connecting beaches, lookouts, and historic sites, using maps to plan routes suited to your pace and skill level.
Woman and child cycling on a tree-lined path on Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
Ferry and sailboat on turquoise waters near Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
Group cycling towards Wadjemup Lighthouse on Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
Woman and child cycling on a tree-lined path on Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
Ferry and sailboat on turquoise waters near Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
Couple with bicycles on Rottnest Island beach, Western Australia.
What to bring
- Bring along your swimwear, sunglasses, sunscreen, hat, and water bottle.
What's not allowed
- Single pieces of luggage up to 22kg and no larger than 800mm x 500mm x 400mm can be stowed in the vessels’ luggage crates.
- Single carry-on items must be no larger than 600mm x 400mm x 300mm.
- 1 piece of luggage is permitted per person. Additional luggage will incur an excess luggage charge.
- Alcohol, weapons, drugs, drones, pets, smoking and furniture are not allowed onboard the ferry.
Accessibility
- Rottnest Island is an A-Class reserve. So, it’s best to check directly with the island rangers for the most up-to-date advice on service dog access and allowances.
Additional information
- Practical tip: Rent e-bikes or electric scooters to explore the island easily, reducing effort on longer routes. Helmets are included, and marked paths ensure safe, sustainable travel.
- Guests are required to pay an admission fee for Rottnest Island, which is included in your ferry fare at the time of booking. This helps support island conservation and facilities.
- Bikes with baby seats can be requested and are subject to availability.
- Children's bikes are suitable for children between the ages of 4 to 7. Children aged 7 or older can usually use adult-sized bikes.
- Bicycles must be collected on the island by an adult over 18 years and must be returned by closing time on the same day.
Person with a bike on Rottnest Island overlooking the ocean during a guided bus tour.
Family biking on Rottnest Island, passing historic yellow buildings.
Couple with bicycles on Rottnest Island beach, Western Australia.
Person with a bike on Rottnest Island overlooking the ocean during a guided bus tour.
Family biking on Rottnest Island, passing historic yellow buildings.
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