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An early start from the Barrack Street Jetty for the all-day excursion. Fairly full boat, with additional pickups at Freemantle. Outstanding downriver commentary. Clean & comfortable cabin with good viewing windows.

For our 2nd time, it was twice the fun, great adventure & even better experienced seeing, observing again & again with the super friendly, cutest & adorable QUOKKAS.

Terry is a legend, he went above and beyond. Very nice trip and extremely quick. I thoroughly recommend doing Rotto by these means.

Very friendly, efficient, and competent team. We especially appreciated the bus pick up to take us to the harbor. Easy to book as well.

Wonderful day trip by self exploring the entire island with hop on and hop off bus.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (6/5 Stars!)We had an absolutely fantastic experience on the hop-on hop-off bus, thanks to our driver Paul! From the moment we stepped on board, he was incredibly welcoming and set the tone for a great day.Paul’s knowledge was outstanding — he shared so much interesting information along the way, making the journey just as enjoyable as the destinations themselves. What really stood out was how much he genuinely loves his job; his enthusiasm was contagious and made the whole experience feel special.Nothing was too much trouble, and he made everyone feel comfortable and included. It’s rare to come across someone who delivers service at this level.If you’re lucky enough to have Paul as your driver, you’re in for a treat — he deserves 6 stars out of 5!

So easy. On time and trouble free. Unexpected bonus was the complimentary bus service to and from our stay area (Scarborough) . Bus on time with friendly driver both ways.

Great day, however the bar code you are given won’t allow you on the ferry .. you have to go to the ticket office to get a boarding pass.. so I nearly didn’t get to Rottnest !

Brilliant from start to finish. Pick was well manage by guide called Terry I think. Hillary's certainly know what they are doing in terms of the ferry transfer felt very well looked after. the island itself was much bigger thank I realized I should have hired a bike! As it was we took the train and walked for miles. Shops on site were offering great food and gluten free products as we eat gluten free. Georgina in the museum gave us great advice on where to see the Quokka's.

Staying in Perth near Elizabeth Quay. Trip from there to Rottnest is 1.5 hours but if you take train to Freemantle, and go from there, it's about the same time. BUT you then miss all the buildings along the river. Punctual, not that cheap but seats comfortable and you can buy drinks and snacks. We did our own thing, walking along a trail.

Definately should be on the list of places to go if in Perth. Met our expectations we had heard about it. We did the hop on hop of bus when we got of the boat from Elizabeth quay. You can walk, push bike, bus around the island or just stay at the Port around the shops etc. The quokka are as cute as you see on TV. You can see them at the port (around the port area)if you don't want to go bush. We were lucky one decided it wanted a nurse( I wasn't going to argue with it and just sat and let it do its thing). There is plenty if food places and shops, and a playground and tables around. It took about an hour to get thereThe boat times are restricted to about every hour, pending which one you use. We got of at fteemantle on the way back and then got the train back to Perth after having a small walk around freemantle .

Very pretty and suggestive island of South Western Australia. In balance between a still rather unspoilt and somewhat wild nature and structured holiday tourism. Inhabited by delightful creatures called quokka, peaceful and free to roam everywhere. During the visit you will discover wonderful landscape views and there is the possibility to reach coves and beaches with crystal clear water. However, you have to pay close attention to choosing how to get around the island. There are several alternatives: buses, bicycles, electric bicycles, scooters and partially a train. However, an aspect, in my opinion, very important and decisive for the choice of how to move on the island is not adequately highlighted at the start: the continuous ups and downs with significant differences in road levels that do not make it suitable for everyone simple bicycles. This should be made very clear, which is not the case. Also you have to be careful about the directions. They often lead to stretches of sandy roads that force you to get off your bikes and make long distances on foot. Once you have identified the most appropriate means the tour can be really enjoyable.

It was a beautiful day, and I had the chance to see unique animals like the quokka, as well as the Australian crow, whose deep, husky call sounded quite unusual. At the same time, it was deeply saddening to learn about the Aboriginal history of the island.

Rottnest Island trip was one of the greatest & most memorable family adventure we had considering that it was also a year end travel made it even more precious. The island has tons of activities to offer catering from lil' kids to oldies. Hiking & walking are two best things to do. My family & I went there on a public holiday & the entire place was swarmed, packed & loaded with hundreds of tourists but it was still fun because the island obviously is really big. Highly recommended place to visit & we would surely love be go back💗👌.

Rottness island 🏝️ is a must if you’re visiting Perth. It has stunning sights, beaches, fabulous wildlife you dont see everyday. Bus tours, cycling & great food. Stay for a day trip or weekend. Its a paradise you won’t want to leave

The ferry was great, really efficient and all the signage was very straight forward. I tend to get seasick but was fine on this ferry!