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Rottnest FREMANTLE & PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA TOURS & EXPERIENCES 2018 Rottnest FREMANTLE & PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. and share your Made from Find us on experiences recycled paper. reasons Rottnest Island is a must see destination. 5Unique array of wildlife – including A leisurely 25 minute 1 nearly 10,000 adorable Quokkas ferry ride from Fremantle. Choice of Day Tours – bike, snorkel, 2 adventure boat or coach tour and more For endless fun, amazing wildlife encounters, or time to relax, Rottnest 3 Fascinating history – a rich cultural Island awaits you. Home to spectacular heritage awaits your discovery white sandy beaches, secluded bays, unique wildlife, ship-wrecks and dive Breathtaking natural beauty – over sites, this incredible island boasts a 4 60 sandy beaches & 20 secluded bays fascinating history. Located just 19km Fun for the family – a range of activities off the coast of Fremantle, Rottnest 5 to bring your family together Island is home to the world famous Quokka and a colony of New Zealand Fur Seals. There’s a range of exciting Day Tours to choose from, so read on. YOUR CHOICE OF FOUR FANTASTIC DAY TOURS TOUR OPTION 1 HIRE ExperienceExperience RottnestRottnest your snorkelling equipment before Ferry, Bike & Snorkel Hire. you go! Hire a bike, travel at your own pace and discover the island’s hidden treasures. Or choose both bike and snorkel hire for an unforgettable land & sea experience! Save time and book before you go: your bike will be waiting at the jetty for you. NOTE: THIS PACKAGE IS SELF-GUIDED. TOUR OPTION 2 DiscoverDiscover RottnestRottnest Ferry & Coach Tour. Enjoy the island’s beauty and rich heritage in an air-conditioned coach. Explore spectacular locations with knowledgeable guides. Hear fascinating tales of cultural and historical heritage, spot diverse flora and fauna and enjoy a relaxing stroll at the majestic West End. TOUR OPTION 3 AdventureAdventure RottnestRottnest Season operates Ferry & Thrill Ride. September – late April On a high-powered vessel purpose-built for this tour, explore Rottnest’s rugged coastline, see humpback whales (Sept-Nov), New Zealand fur seals, sea lions, dolphins & osprey. Hear expert commentary from our knowledgeable & friendly crew. The ultimate thrill ride for nature lovers. TOUR OPTION 4 UnderwaterUnderwater RottnestRottnest Season operates Ferry & Snorkelling Tour. December – late April Get on-board the Eco Express for a high-powered snorkelling adventure. Explore the unique marine habitat, see colourful fish and incredible marine creatures. Get there faster, snorkel longer and there’s still plenty of time for an island bike ride! Bay Bickley Kingstown Kingstown Barracks Uribes, 1942 Uribes, Dyer Island Miwok II, 1983 Bay Thomson Thomson Transit, 1842 Transit, Airport Shark, 1939 Bathurst Lighthouse Lake House Government Government Porpoise Bay Porpoise The Basin The Parker Point Parker Bay Lakes Lake Pearse Longreach Longreach Herschel Lake Serpentine Lake Bay Bickley Kingstown Kingstown Barracks Uribes, 1942 Uribes, Darwin Dyer Island Bay Little Salmon Bay Geordie Geordie Miwok II, 1983 Bay Bay Lake Thomson Thomson Rottnest Island Map Lake Salmon Point Vincent Transit, 1842 Transit, Parakeet Parakeet Northern Baghdad Lookout Territory Hill Oliver Lake Negri Airport Shark, 1939 Salmon Swamp Pink Lake Pink Bathurst Little Parakeet Lighthouse Alice Longreach The Basin Blu Fairbridge Bay Salmon Bay Springs Queensland Lake House Armstrong Geordie Bay Western Government Bay Transit, 1842 Australia Bay Bathurst Bay Catherine Bay Porpoise Little Lighthouse The Basin The Wadjemup City of York,1899 Lighthouse South Brisbane Bay Armstrong Lake Point Parker Australia Nancy Cove Bay Baghdad Green Island Green Lakes Lake City of York Pearse Bay Longreach Longreach Perth New South Herschel Bay Wales Herschel Kitson Point Thomson Sydney Serpentine Lake Lake Lake Ricey Beach Negri Catherine Bay Adelaide Lake Uribes, 1942 Vincent Victoria Bay Crayfish Rock Pink Lake Pearse Little Salmon Bay Geordie Geordie Melbourne Lakes Mary Cove Rottnest Island Government City of York Bay City of York Kingstown House Bay Lake City of York,1899 Barracks Lake Salmon Point Lake Serpentine Vincent Parakeet Parakeet Lake Baghdad Tasmania Lookout Ricey Beach Oliver Hill Oliver Lake Stark Bay Negri Salmon Swamp Pink Lake Pink Oliver Hill Airport Fairbridge Blu Fairbridge Lookout Rock Craysh Wadjemup Salmon Bay Lighthouse Salmon Stark Bay Bickley Swamp Strickland Bay Bay Little Wadjemup Rocky Lighthouse Bay Armstrong Bay Nancy Cove Bay Rocky Miwok II, 1983 Marjorie Island Green Bay Bay Shark, 1939 Kitson Point Fairbridge Bluff Roland Smith Catherine Nancy Cove Mabel Cove Memorial Green Island PorpoiseMemorial Bay Roland Smith Dyer Island N Cathedral Eagle Bay Mary Kitson Point Mary Cove City of York Bay City of York Salmon Bay Rocks Strickland Bay Bay City of York,1899 Cove Wilson Bay Wilson Marjorie Rottnest is 11km in length and 4.5kms at Radar Reef Radar Ricey Beach Salmon Point its widest point. Suggested bike rides: Kiryo Maru Wilson Bay Rock Craysh Ride 1: 4km (0.5 hours) Stark Bay Fish Hook Strickland Bay Parker Point Ride 2: 10km (1.5 - 3 hours) Bay Cape Vlamingh Radar Reef Little Salmon Bay Ride 3: 22km (3 - 5 hours) Bay Bay Rocky Mabel Cove Fish Hook Fish Eagle Bay Eagle DEPARTING FROM 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Memorial Kiryo Maru Please visit rottnestexpress.com.au/timetable Roland Smith Perth: Pier 2, Fremantle: B Shed, Northport: 1 Emma Place, ROTTNEST ISLAND LEGEND Rocks Cape VlaminghCape for further information and departure times. Cathedral Barrack St Jetty. Victoria Quay. Rous Head, NorthBay Fremantle. Wilson Bay Wilson Marjorie Ship Radar Reef Radar Whale Watching Best Toilets Wellington St Lookout Beaches Wrecks Perth Railway h Rd Station Murray St Drinking 60 minutes from Surf Spots Showers Bus Stop Port Beac Perth to Fremantle PERTH Perth Fountain ROTTNEST Hay St William St City Fishing Port Beach Rd Barrack St Best Quokka spotting locations St Georges Tce Bay Snorkelling Fremantle Spots Fremantle Railway Station Mabel Cove Railway Station Fish Hook Fish Victoria Quay Rd P Victoria Quay Rd Eagle Bay Eagle Rous Head Rd Rous Head Rd High St High St Hampton Rd Hampton Rd 25 minutes from Riverside Drive For bookings please visit Kiryo Maru Fremantle to Rottnest Rocks FREMANTLE VlaminghCape Swan Rive Cathedral r rottnestexpress.com.au or contact your local Australian Specialist. RIA Admission Fee: Under the Rottnest Island Authority Act 1987 – Everyone entering the Rottnest Island Reserve, including the marine reserve, is required to pay an admission fee as a contribution to the conservation of the Island and the provision and upkeep of facilities. Visitors arriving by ferry pay this fee as part of their fare. For more information visit www.rottnestisland.com BBQ Somerville Dve V incent WayBeach Shelter Kitson St Beach Shelter Main Jetty Lodge Settlement Shops B o r e Chapel Museum h a & Library m W Salt Store a y Colebatch Ave Family Henderson Ave Digby FunDrive Park Thomson Bay Dome Café Tearooms Picture Hall Holy Trinity South R.C. Church BedfordAve Brand Way BBQ Hotel Rottnest Train Station Welch Rd.
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