- Best for : Adventurers eager to explore Rottnest Island by bike with a scenic ferry ride.
- Book this if you want : A self-guided tour with bike hire, helmet, and optional snorkeling gear to fully immerse in island life.
- What’s unique : Cycle past hidden beaches, discover the island’s charm, and snorkel at spots like Henrietta Rocks—all at your own pace.
- Things to include in your visit : Ride to Parker Point, swim at Little Salmon Bay, and explore the West End’s rugged coastline. Look out for the island's many bird species, including wedge-tailed shearwaters.
Inclusions
- Self-paced day tour of Rottnest Island
- Round-trip ferry transfers from Perth, Fremantle, or Hillarys (based on option selected)
- Entry to Rottnest Island
- Bike hire with helmet and security lock
- Up to 7 hours to spend on island
The Rotto Mini Loop
- Distance: 4 km
- Time taken: 30 minutes
- Sights seen: The Basin, Longreach Bay, Geordie Bay, salt lakes, and Vlamingh Lookout.
- See route map here.
Beaches, Lighthouses, and Lakes
- Distance: 10 km
- Time taken: 1.5-3 hours
- Sights seen: Henrietta Rocks, Porpoise Bay, Parker Point, Little Salmon Bay, Wadjemup Lighthouse, and salt lakes.
- See route map here.
The Island Ride
- Distance: 22 km
- Time taken: 3-5 hours
- Sights seen: West End, Cathedral Rocks, Cape Vlamingh, Geordie Bay, Longreach Bay, Stark Bay, Parakeet Bay, and salt lakes.
- See route map here.
- Tip: If you like a touch of mystery with your underwater explorations, grab your mask, snorkel, and head straight to Henrietta Rocks.
- Guests under the age of 4 are restricted from participating in this experience.
- 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.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.