Things to do in Swan River

experience: worthy to visit via ferry from Perth city, enjoyed the view of Swan River. Saw the dolphin jumped out during back to Perth City. Rottnest island is pretty and chill walking there.

We went on 20/6/25 10:15am session from Augusta. it was raining and sea was choppy. We managed to see the whales a few times and dolphins too. Waste paper bags were prepared for us to vomit into too. Happy with the tour by All Sea Chaters. They WhatsApp us on the previous day to get in touch.

Ferry transfer to the island filled with quokkas! took so many pictures with the cute animal and rented bikes to cycle around the island. Very punctual departure.

it’s a spectacle of humpback whale with calf and dolphins with their young. the ride is indeed very bumpy and most asians onboard puked. behind it all, it is worth it! The crew onboard were experienced in catching the whales activity and guiding us to the direction to focus on.

It was a comfortable ride from Hillary’s boat. Free parking. Approx 45mins to Rotness island. We initially had a bumpy ride going to rotness island due to uncontrollable waves we were about to go thru but we were warned prior to moving and offered to give vomit bags. Going back was better and less bumpy. Otherwise happy with service and experience.

Great experience to see the humpback whales . We were so lucky to see them jumping out of the water several times, flapping and other movements. My children were so excited. Highly recommended.

experienced and the crew will really find the pods. though no breaching, saw many whales and dolphins playing together. we were surrounded in the whale group, hearing them sing to each other. calm waters today.

Since the boarding date was close, it was quick and cheap to book through Klook! I used the round-trip ferry cheaply. It takes about 30 minutes one way, and there are various facilities on the island, such as information, bicycle rental, paid shuttle bus, tourist information map, restaurants, and cafes. The prices are not that expensive for an island, so it is perfect to arrive, eat brunch, take pictures with the quokkas, and move around by bus or bicycle! This is an island you absolutely must visit when you come to Perth. My boyfriend fell in love with the quokkas, so he forgot to go snorkeling and went looking for them, so he almost couldn't go snorkeling. I think men like it more. Recommended