Time management was poor. Only a few minutes to get out of the bus at a few stops. Would recommend just getting a bike and ditching the tour so you can spend time looking around.

What an amazing day! Sealink ferries were on time and I loved the offer of icy poles for the crossing. The Luxe Seafood cruise was not super clear on where it left from but we found it and had a ball. The chef provided amazing small courses throughout the journey. The flavours were amazing. They even catered for people not eating seafood! We loved our swim and the floating mat when we anchored in calm waters, and appreciated the shark deterrent. Hauling up the lobster pots was made into a very fun activity where we could put our hand up to help. We learnt a lot about lobsters. The crew were amazing! Ti brought the energy and positivity all the way through, while being very alert to all potential issues and casually ensuring safety at all times e.g. making sure ropes were not going to catch anyone. She is incredible! The crew were always present to assist with anything we wanted, and provided lots of water, sunscreen etc to help keep us safe. Our captain was excellent and made us feel safe, while also being very fun. I can be a bit of an old Health and Safety worrier - but this crew were so fun while being so professional. Can't wait to save the money and go again!

I was on the ferry that departed at 4pm on 7th Jan from Rottnest to Fremantle, at the time of the tragic seaplane crash that occured. The crew were amazing. Many would have seen the accident happen, potentially known the pilot or people involved. They stepped up at the time, asking passengers to not take photos or use their phones, respecting the unfolding incident and the sensitivity of the situation; which I believe everyone did, it was amazing leadership from the crew, at a time of certain distress for many of them. They communicated to passengers in an extremely caring and understanding manner, suggesting that if anyone needs help to talk a little what had just happened, the services of lifeline and other such organisations are available. The care and professionalism was exceptional, the boat crew that day saw something nobody should experience, someone’s worst nightmare and last moments alive - yet they had the ferry’s passengers welfare in their minds the whole time - it’s really had an impact on me just how amazing they were. I can’t begin to express my deep thoughts and condolences for the crew on that day - they are very special people and I hope they are looking after themselves, and want to thank them for what they did on that trip. If anyone is headed to Rottnest - this company to travel with, they are genuinely caring and amazing people.

The boat, the service, was nothing but excellent, unfortunately I had a fall going on the boat, the staff looked after me, and I was very impressed by the standard of the boat, cleanliness, and overall service

Our guests loved every bit of the day! The beauty of the island; its nature and beaches, the cute quokkas. The history was a sombre reminder of man’s inhumanity, the reparation road is right on track. The ferry trips gave them another view of the city. A memorable day for all.

Great day trip to Rotto. Booked tickets on line day before departure. Travelled from Perth to Fremantle and got the 7:00am ferry as wanted to be there early. Didn’t end up hiring bikes as they were all booked out on line. But will def do this next time. Quick 30 min voyage. Spotted our first Quokkas and did our selfies when we first arrived as pretty quiet. . Ended up with 3 separate photo shoots during the day. Walked to the military section and explored the heritage sites. So much to learn about the part the Island had in the war etc. back to the settlement for lunch and refreshments at the pub. Such a lovely spot. Getting busy around lunch time as more people arriving on the ferries. after exploring the lighthouse section and beaches we left on the 2:30pm ferry as we wanted some time in Fremantle too. I think next time we will stay the night and get bikes. So much more to explore - but for our first trip it was amazing. Lovely beaches, lovely Quokkas. Only thing I was surprised at was some of the state of the houses in the settlement. Could do with a clean up!

We did the Fremantle direct then Perth return. Don’t bother, once in the swan river they can’t go faster than 8km so the ride just drags on. Great staff, extremely friendly.

I was planning a day trip with my partner to Rottnest and had quite a few questions regarding the tickets and ferry times. I called up and spoke to Meika and she was really nice and accomodating, she answered all my questions and helped me book my tickets. Highly recommend speaking to her if you are planning a trip.

Expensive trip to get to family. Must now be on par with IOW ferry or more expensive!!! $101.50 for an overnight return for an adult. Definitely prices many out of the enjoyment of Rotto. Although competitors pricing relative. Entrance price for island adds sting in the tail, along with cost to use bus. Staff pleasant, efficient and effective completing their jobs. Free icy pole included on outward trip though 😀

Really nice tour starting with a return ferry trip with entertaining , pleasant staff. Ship clean and captain pointing out dolphins etc.( Make sure before boarding that your ticket is the kind with a scanning code or you will have to get it exchanged at the booth, right at the top of the walkway and be delayed.) Once docked at Rottnest it is a short walk to the main area where there are volunteers to help you and give you maps of the island. There are very many variations of trips and there should be someone there to show you where the railway station is for example as it is not clearly signposted. We only just made it for the ride to the guns. Really nice stay on the island and of course the quokkas to see in the very crowded cafe areas. They don't seem bothered by the people if following the rules. Informative talk about the guns and a picnic lunch at the top of the hill then a return coach to the town stopping off at viewpoints. Can't fault the trip or the ferry except for the confusion once landed as to where to go first for which trip! Beaches were amazing and there are bikes to hire but it would be hot work!

We went using sealink ferries. They were a good choice, friendly efficient and on time both ways. The island is lovely and great to cycle around. There are lovely beaches nice places to eat and of course the quokkas that are very cute. Well worth a visit

Too many flies, it's annoying so much. Would the government try to fix it? There's quokka poo everywhere, the enviorment In Rottnest Island is very poor, need to be improved.

The tour was well worth doing. We explored all parts of Rottness Is. which would have been impossible on our own. The guide was excellent. Leaving from Perth was a bonus for us. Unfortunately, nowhere on the SeaLink ferry could you hear the commentary - very disappointing and when we complained they said they couldn't do anything about it. The meeting spot at the "settlement train station" was extremely difficult to find. Noone seemed to know where it was, which meant a lot of extra walking for nothing.

Fantastic trio down the river to Fremantle then across to Rottnest Island for 2 days The staff so friendly and the boat is a pleasure to be on the commentary down to Fremantle was first class

We really enjoyed our trip to Rottnest Island, and the Grand Island Tour including the train, guns and tunnel tour. The ferry trip got a little rough when closer to Rottnest, and also on the way home was even more rough. Dome Cafe was huge and very good service and drinks. The staff who met us at Fremantle to assist with check in and boarding were very welcoming, and all day, the staff and volunteers were very committed to their jobs and responsibility. Great to see such commitment and such love for their work and the island.