Rottnest Island Guided Segway Tour with Return Ferry

Segway through history

Get ready to escape the ordinary on a Segway through Rottnest Island. After a quick practice session, your expert guide will lead you off-road to explore WWII sites, including Bickley Battery and Jubilee Lookout. Along the way, you’ll hear stories about the island’s Aboriginal and military heritage, and discover why this tour is rated one of the best activities on Rottnest.

Island bliss

Beyond its history, Rottnest Island’s natural wonders await! Glide along scenic trails, uncover hidden bays, and soak up the island’s incredible habitat. Make pit stops at breathtaking spots for Instagram-worthy moments and enjoy the relaxed holiday vibe of Rottnest’s historic settlement.

Features

• Eco-friendly Segway adventure: Glide effortlessly along scenic on- and off-road trails across Rottnest Island.

• Expert local guides: Learn about the island’s Aboriginal heritage, military history, and natural wonders as you ride.

• Historic landmarks: Visit WWII sites like Bickley Battery, Jubilee Lookout, Henrietta Rocks, and Kingstown Barracks.

• Stunning coastal views: Cruise past The Basin’s natural pool and tranquil turquoise beaches.

• Wildlife encounters: Meet Rottnest’s famous quokkas and capture the perfect #quokkaselfie.

• Photo opportunities: Enjoy plenty of stops at breathtaking locations for memorable holiday snaps.

• Flexible ferry options: Choose same-day return ferry transfers from Perth or Fremantle for a seamless experience.

• Free time to explore: Enjoy leisure time after your tour to discover the Settlement, Bathurst Lighthouse, and more.

Rottnest Island Guided Segway Tour with Return Ferry

Discover Rottnest Island on this 4-hour guided tour that includes a ferry ride from either Fremantle or Perth, an off-road Segway, and audio guides in English and German. Explore the island's rich military history at sites such as Bickley Battery gun emplacements and Jubilee Lookout, which played significant roles during World War II. Glide past pristine beaches like Salmon Bay and secluded bays like Pinky Beach, all while spotting diverse marine life and enjoying photo opportunities at iconic locations like The Basin and Henrietta Rocks. This eco-friendly tour covers approximately 20 kilometers of the island's stunning coastline, offering visitors a unique perspective on Rottnest’s natural beauty and historical landmarks. With a maximum group size of eight participants, you’ll have plenty of personalized attention from your guide throughout the day.

Explore Henrietta Rocks Marine Reserve

Your tour stops at Henrietta Rocks Marine Reserve where you will discover one of Western Australia's most pristine marine environments. Established in 1982 to protect a diverse array of marine life, this reserve covers an area of over 64 hectares. Visitors can observe colorful coral gardens and numerous species of fish and mollusks from the shore or while snorkeling off the rocks. The rock formations themselves are approximately 5 meters high and extend for about 100 meters along the coast. At Henrietta Rocks, you’ll spend around 30 minutes learning about the marine ecosystem and spotting unique wildlife such as octopuses hiding in crevices and rays resting on sandy patches. This location is particularly unique due to its clear waters and abundant biodiversity compared to other coastal areas of Rottnest Island, making it a must-visit stop for nature enthusiasts.

Tour Highlights

• Experience Rottnest’s military history at Bickley Battery
• Glide past pristine beaches like Salmon Bay (1.5km)
• Audio guides in English and German included
• Explore the island's stunning coastline for 20km
• Visit iconic locations such as The Basin and Henrietta Rocks
• Discover unique wildlife including quokkas along Pinky Beach
• Access to all major landmarks on Rottnest Island
• Convenient ferry departure from Fremantle or Perth

Perfect for nature lovers, history buffs, and adventure seekers, this guided Segway tour provides an eco-friendly way to explore Rottnest’s natural beauty and historical significance. The 4-hour format allows you to visit Bickley Battery, glide past Salmon Bay, and discover the marine life at Henrietta Rocks, giving you a comprehensive overview of Miami's unique coastal ecosystems while enjoying the island's rich military heritage.