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Rottnest Island HELLO & Welcome! STAYING ON THE ISLAND GETTING THERE QUOKKAS VISITOR CENTRE Karma Rottnest Australia Welcome to Perth! During your holiday, a visit to Rottnest Island is a must Select from a unique range of accommodation from budget to premium, There are three ferry operators that run ferry services to the island Perhaps the most photographed animal in the world, due to the Quokka Only a short walk from where you disembark the ferries near the Experience a unique heritage hotel in stunning Rottnest Island, Western do! The island holds a very special place in our hearts and there is no other ocean views, heritage listed cottages, quaint bungalows, cabins or from four locations: Perth, Fremantle (B Shed), Northport (10 minutes selfie craze, the quokka is native to Rottnest Island and looks like a pint main jetty, the Visitor Centre’s helpful and friendly staff can assist in Australia. Secluded beaches, turquoise seas, storied history and the place like it in the world. Secluded and stunning bays to relax; sparkling campsites by visiting www.rottnestisland.com. You can also phone and from Fremantle) and Hillarys Boat Harbour; please see the Ferry Route sized kangaroo. This small wallaby is famous on social media and seems answering any questions you may have; information about attractions, friendliest marsupials you’ll ever meet: Rottnest Island is a unique offshore clear and blue water to swim, snorkle and dive; a chilled, safe and car free discuss your needs by calling the reservation line on 9432 9111. The Map overleaf. Rottnest Express run services from Perth, Fremantle and to wear a perpetual smile! William de Vlamingh, who in 1696 was the tours, bus services, bike hire, walk trails and much more. They can gem. Amid these stunning natural surroundings, Karma Rottnest offers a environment to walk and bike ride; unique wildlife and did I mention a Thomson Bay map overleaf displays the numbered accommodation Northport. Sealink run services from Fremantle (BShed) and they also first recorded European visitor to Rottnest, gave the Island its name also book tours and point you in the direction of where you would like serene retreat in which to relax and recharge. Treat yourself to a revitalizing chilled beverage, fresh seafood with beautiful views on a balmy evening? options, so you can easily locate your cottage or bungalow when booking connect with Captain Cook Cruises Swan River transfers between Perth Rotte nest’ (meaning rat’s nest) after the abundance of quokkas he saw, to go. The Visitor Centre is open seven days a week, opening 7.30am Karma Spa treatment or a leisurely round of golf and indulge yourself in the Children play tirelessly, the sun shines endlessly, and the relaxed idyllic online. Karma Resort offer a wide choice of comfortable, well-equipped and Fremantle. Rottnest Fast Ferries services depart from Hillarys Boat mistaking them for rats. Quokkas roam freely around the island in their every day and closing 30 minutes after the last ferry departs. If you are freshest and tastiest Mediterranean cuisine at Riva Restaurant. Each day, this island is abuzz with good family, friendly cheer. Please enjoy this map to rooms and apartments, (see below) and the island’s new, eco-sustainable Harbour. Rottnest ferries take approximately 25 minutes from Fremantle, natural habitat and are very friendly little creatures, but remember that staying in Rottnest Island Authority accommodation you can check in beautiful island brings a brand new adventure. The only caveat? You’ll never help you explore, and for more information, visit www.rottnestisland.com. resort Discovery Rottnest Island, nestled behind the dunes at Pinky’s 45 minutes from Hillarys Boat Harbour, or 90 minutes from Perth’s Barrack Quokkas are wild animals so make sure you follow these simple rules to at the Visitor Centre from 2pm daily. want to leave. Street Jetty and prices can vary from $50 to $70AU for return fares. Don’t forget to follow and tag us on social media! @helloperth Beach, offer 83 eco tents, all with private ensuites and outdoor decks. help protect them - don’t feed, don’t touch, don’t harm. www.rottnestisland.com Ph: 9372 9730 www.karmagroup.com/rottnestisland Ph: 9292 5161 www.helloperth.com.au www.helloperth.com.au www.helloperth.com.au www.helloperth.com.au 1 Henderson Ave, Rottnest Island Kitson St, Rottnest Island SWAN RIVER SEAPLANES Rottnest Express SKYDIVE GERONIMO pedal & flipper HIRE Rottnest Fast Ferries KEIKO UNO JEWELLERY Reach Rottnest Island by Seaplane, direct from Perth City! With a Rottnest Express is Rottnest Island’s largest and most experienced cruise Rottnest Island - Australia’s best skydive location! Located just 19kms off Find all your bicycle and snorkel hire needs at Pedal and Flipper. Cycling Rottnest Fast Ferries - the fastest and cheapest way to Rottnest Island Inspired by the breathtaking West Australian coast, relive fond memories of spectacular take off from the Swan River, you will travel in unique style company, operating daily year-round services from Perth and Fremantle. the coast of Fremantle, Rottnest Island is only a short ferry ride away, is the perfect way to explore Rottnest, you can choose from bicycles, from Perth City! Free coach transfers available for pick up and drop off Rottnest with your piece of Keiko Uno Jewellery. Experience the romance of with a scenic flight around the Perth city scape to reach Rottnest Island Rottnest Express offers an extensive range of both fully-escorted and making it the perfect choice for your next skydiving adventure. Enjoy e-bicycles and children’s bikes. And if you’re not sure you’ll make it to accommodation in Perth City, Northbridge and Scarborough. For soft white sand beaches, marvel at crystal blue waters, indulge in magnificent in under 15 minutes! With a full figure 8 of Rottnest Island before landing, self-guided tour packages including complimentary morning transfers stunning views of the entire island on your flight up to jump altitude, and around the Island, try a ‘Bike & Bus’ option. Keen to explore the water? self drive, parking is free at Hillarys Boat Harbour. Arrive on the island sunsets, and escape to the freedom of an island paradise. Rottnest is second you will witness an array of colours and see the rugged coastline from a from hotels in Perth and Fremantle, a variety of on-island activities as you experience the rush of a lifetime, check out amazing views of Perth We’ve got a range of stand up paddleboards, beach toys and snorkel sets prepared, save time and money and add on a bike from our fleet, and / or home to Keiko Uno, a highly regarded second-generation Perth artisan jeweller, who spends her Summers diving in her favourite bays to draw birds eye view. With the flexibility of all-inclusive day tours or flight only followed by an array of sumptuous lunch options. Receive a 15% discount city and the coastline beyond. Your experience includes a beach landing to choose from. You’ll find our friendly team located at Pedal and Flipper, snorkel and flipper hire before you go. Quote HELLOMAP to receive 20% off! Discount excludes island admission fee, valid for direct bookings only inspiration for internationally renown luxury ocean motif creations. See why options, the choice is up to you. To see Rottnest from air, land and sea off our day tour packages and same day return ferry fares. Quote Promo and a complimentary drink to celebrate! Open all year round. opposite Hotel Rottnest, Thomson Bay. and not in conjunction with other offers. so many aspire to own a piece of Keiko Uno Jewellery @keikounojewellery why not check out our Fly/Ferry packages priced from $185 per person! Code: HELLOP15R to receive the discount. Conditions apply. Bookings essential. and visit the Keiko Uno Jewellery Gallery at Karma Rottnest. www.swanriverseaplanes.com.au Ph: 9417 8005 www.rottnestexpress.com.au Ph: 1300 467 688 www.skydivegeronimo.com.au Ph: 1300 449 669 Book online: www.rottnestisland.com/pedalandflipper www.rottnestfastferries.com.au Ph: 9246 1039 www.keiko-jewellery.com Ph: 0400 211 731 Rottnest Island B Shed & Northport, Fremantle • Barrack St, Perth Rottnest Island Airport, Rottnest Island, WA Bedford Avenue, Rottnest Island Hillarys Boat Harbour, Hillarys Keiko Uno Jewellery Gallery, Karma Rottnest Geordie’s cafe & ROTTNESt AIR TAXI SEGWAY TOURS WA ADAMS BUS TOURS ROTTNEST CRUISES FRANKIES ON ROTTO ART GAllery Walk, bike or catch the shuttle to Geordie Bay Square to escape the hustle and Getting to Rottnest is quick and easy in your private aeroplane with Explore Rottnest Island’s breathtaking scenery and natural beauty on ADAMS offers unique tours for you to experience the incredible beauty Rottnest Cruises’ Wild Seafood Experience blends two of Western Located within the settlement, Frankie’s on Rotto is open for breakfast, bustle and truly enjoy your holiday. Enjoy 5 Senses coffee, TeaDrop tea, fresh Rottnest Air-Taxi! These are chartered air-taxi flights at ‘local’ prices, your own revolutionary set of wheels! Segway Tours WA provides fun, of Rottnest Island. For the more independent, try the Island Explorer Hop Australia’s best attractions Rottnest Island and the Western Rock Lobster lunch and dinner and boasts a casual, family friendly vibe. Frankie’s made juices and smoothies and old fashioned shakes and spiders all served in with flexible departure times all hours of the day. Whether it is a quick informative and eco-friendly guided tours on Rottnest island, exploring On, Hop Off Bus where you can jump off at your leisure to see wildlife or (crayfish) in the ultimate luxury adventure tour. Live the high life on an on Rotto is the perfect place to sit back, take in the island and enjoy a our Art Gallery restaurant or outside under our state of the art retractable roof.
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