Perth Sealink Rottnest Island Ferry Ticket

From Fremantle to Rottnest Island,
Sealink ferry round trip service

Try the Sealink ferry that will take you quickly and safely to Rottnest, Western Australia's paradise island!

Rottnest Island is a popular destination for both locals and tourists due to its beautiful nature and many attractive attractions. It is not far from the mainland, making it a great place to visit for a day trip. The Sealink ferry is a modern vessel equipped with cutting-edge technology, and is equipped with free Wi-Fi, food and beverage services, and restrooms on board.

Depart from Fremantle quickly, safely and smoothly to our destination, Rottnest Island.

Safe and environmentally friendly ferries

The Quokka 1, Quokka 2 and Quokka 3 vessels are designed and built to the latest safety standards, making them the most modern and high-tech passenger ferries serving Rottnest Island. It is also an environmentally friendly ship that boasts lower fuel usage per passenger than a small four-cylinder car, and was developed specifically to protect the maritime environment.

It's a safe and reliable vessel with advanced system features that automatically adjust the vessel's trim to provide the smoothest possible ride.

Trustworthy, SeaLink

SeaLink Travel Group is a company that operates ferries throughout Australia, including Kangaroo Island in South Australia, various islands in Queensland, Rottnest Island, Bruny Island, Tiwi Islands, and Darwin.

'Sealink Rottnest Island' is a branch of the Western Australia-based Sealink Group and has been operating passenger ferry services between Perth, Fremantle and Rottnest Island since November 2017.

Best day trips from Perth

Rottnest Island, just a 30-minute ferry ride from the mainland, is one of Perth's best day trips. With pristine beaches, prime snorkeling spots and adorable quokkas, there are many ways to spend a day on Rottnest Island. Lovers of the outdoors and nature can explore Rottnest Island's 63 beaches, 22km of cycle paths and 45km of walking trails. Alternatively , you can enjoy various water activities such as swimming, snorkeling, and surfing .

History buffs can get a feel for Rottnest Island's history and culture by visiting museums and lighthouses, while foodies can sample delicious food at one of the island's many restaurants, cafes and food experiences!

Meet Quokka!

Did you know that over 10,000 quokkas live on Rottnest Island? Rottnest Island is said to be the most famous place to spot quokkas.

Here are some tips for spotting quokkas! Quokkas are nocturnal, so the best time to spot them is early morning or evening. Alternatively, it is better to observe places where there is grass where they can eat, or in places where they can eat, as they often spend the day resting in the shade during the hot summer months.