Daily
8 hours Approx.
Alternate Departure Point: Pier 2, Barrack Street Jetty, Perth.
Tour ends at the starting point.
Want to visit Rottnest, but have limited time in hand? Then this tour is perfect for you. The tour takes you around Rottnest in an air-conditioned coach and covers the major highlights of the island.
The knowledgeable crew onboard will enrich you with useful historical and cultural facts and trivia about the island.
You will also get the opportunity to breathe in the cool sea breeze as you will stroll along the boardwalk at West End.
You will be picked up from your Perth hotel or from Pier 2, Barrack Street Jetty in an air-conditioned coach to kickstart your journey to Rottnest Island.
A popular holiday destination in Western Australia, Rottnest is known for its sweeping sandy beaches and turquoise waters. It is home to unique flora and fauna, its serene and calm atmosphere makes it picturesque.
During the course of the tour, you will circumnavigate the island and visit some of the most spectacular locations including the Wadjemup Lighthouse and the rugged West End.
Step outside the coach, walk along the boardwalk at West End and take in the tranquility of your surroundings.
The crew onboard the coach will give you an educational insight into Rottnest’s cultural and historical heritage, as well as about its flora and fauna.
After going around Rottnest, you will make your journey back to Perth in a ferry along the beautiful Swan River.
Choosing the best time to visit Athens isn’t just about weather. It’s about how much you’ll spend and how you’ll experience this… The post Best Time to Visit Athens: Busy Season vs Quiet Season appeared first on The Guidebook - isango!.
Read more ➟
Do you know why people prefer Europe for their first solo trip? Europe is the easiest place in the world to take… The post Solo Travel in Europe: 7 Cities That Are Safe, Social and Easy to Navigate appeared first on The Guidebook - isango!.
Read more ➟
Here’s the short version of Blue Lagoon vs Sky Lagoon, because you probably have a flight to catch. If it’s your first… The post Blue Lagoon vs Sky Lagoon: Which Iceland Spa Should You Choose? appeared first on The Guidebook - isango!.
Read more ➟Sign up to our newsletter and get the best isango! has to offer
Sign up to create and view bookings Login to create and view bookings
Email sent successfully.
Login now
Please stay tuned on your email for exciting offers.
Haven't found what you're looking for?
Try a more specific search (e.g Add city or destination name)