Rottnest Island Ferry Transfers

Amazing day trip to Rottnest Island! 🌊☀️ The whole tour was smooth, well-organized, and enjoyable from start to finish. Ferry ride with beautiful ocean views, and everything was on time [IS A MAST!]. Rottnest Island itself was stunning crystal clear water, scenic beaches, and plenty of spots to explore. We rented bikes and had such a fun time cycling around the island. The staff were friendly and helpful, making the experience even better. Of course, seeing the famous quokkas was a highlight! 🐾📸 Highly recommend this tour for anyone visiting Perth. A perfect mix of adventure and nature. Would definitely do it again!

Easy to redeem and no printable voucher required. the official email will receive the QR code and let them to scan to ride the ferry and take bicycle easily. good experience and must visit the rottnest island when u travel to Perth!

booking with klook is so convenient! you can just hop in the ferry. read the review that you need to verify but during my visit they said I can just scan qr and hop in to the ferry. but the only thing that I don’t like is you can’t choose the time to get off (only 16:00) but you can tell the staff there.

Plenty of parking nearby the jetty.I did request to change the return timing at the ticketing booth, glad that it was possible. She also help to print a QR tix for the staff to scan it at the boarding area. It was a pleasant trip. Just be there like 30mins early as the queue can be long.

Ferry & Bike Trip Tips – Rottnest Island 1. Bike Rental – Book Ahead • Do get booking confirmation ready to proof bike rental for collection of bike at the island. E-ticket is suffice to board the ferry. 2. Food Options • Barrack Street Jetty (Perth departure point): limited breakfast choices ( mostly not opened on Sat morning). • On the island: Dôme Café offers decent dining experience. 3. Best Cycling Route • Take the scenic Parker Point Road loop (approx. 20 km round trip). • Expect slopes throughout – ensure you’re fit for the ride. • Spring riding is enjoyable, though the wind can feel cold. 4. Alternative Transport • Hop-on, hop-off Island Explorer bus available – tickets can be purchased at the jetty. 5. Wildlife Spotting • Quokkas are seen near the supermarket area, no need to search far. 6. Ferry Seating • Arrive at the jetty minimum 30 min early to secure an upper-deck seat for the best views.

The ferry service was good. The sea was very calm, so none of us got seasick. The ferry was clean and departed on time; it wasn't crowded. The ticket collection process could be better. The staff never mentioned that I needed to first go to the ticket counter to redeem the ticket. I went directly to the ferry, and the person there told me to go back to the ticket counter to collect the ticket. Fortunately, I had enough time to go get the ticket and return in time. Otherwise, if the ferry was about to depart, it would have been very difficult. Aside from that, Rottnest Island was very nice. We got to ride bikes; renting a bike was an additional cost. Overall, it was a good experience.

We took Rottnest Ecpress at Perth City, it took 2 hours to rest the island. The sea was bumpy in the last 30 mins. The crew kept reminding the passengers who got seasick easily to move to a better seat. Nice! When we reached the island, we were all amazed by the spectacular view. Birds everywhere and better be careful when you’re eating. They’ll just swooped down and stole the food. My custard doughnut was stolen all of a sudden. Quokkos are cute and it worthed to get to the island .

Pick up point is easily accessible. Although we ended up have to take a transport to Fremantle instead of boarding at Barrack Street Jetty, Rottness Express got the transfer to and fro covered. ferry ride was pleasant in good weather. we even manage to catch a small whale breaching while on the way to Rottnest Island. The booking includes bike rental. was given around 5-6 hours at the island, and we manage to ride to a couple of places before returning to the jetty. it's truly a good experience exploring the island using a bicycle.