To be completely honest I didn't really enjoy the day. We queued to get on board and I had downloaded the ticket as per instruction. Once ready to board it then turned out I needed the barcode from the original email instead of the ticket . As I couldn't get it on my phone due to not having WiFi I had to run back to the ticket office so that they could print it off for me. It was all quite stressful and I could have been asked when I checked in at the booking office if I had the barcode. I had previously enquired whether the company were offering passenger pick up in Fremantle. They said they weren't which is fair enough but I would have appreciated being told that we could get on the boat there rather than travelling to Elizabeth quay. We boarded and then stopped at Fremantle to change boats. It had something to do with the high tides and our tickets did provide us with travel from the city centre, which is perhaps why it wasn't mentioned. I was starting to feel a bit seasick by this time so really wanted as short a crossing as possible and it wouldn't have mattered to me if the river part of the journey was cut short. We finally arrived on the island and were allocated bikes, locks and helmets. They were good bikes though had no racks, bottle carriers or phone holders . Obviously this has nothing to do with the day's trip and the ferry but I found the island completely overcrowded and commercial. Such a shame as I expected it to be beautiful but quiet. We did manage to spot quite a bit of wildlife but this was well away from the main settlement. It seems many people catch the ferry over and then just crowd onto the nearest beach. I won't be in a hurry to go back.

The 1 1/2 hour journey to Rotto from Perth seemed to go by quickly. Comfortable seats on the ferry and interesting commentary from the captain made the trip enjoyable. Collecting the bikes was quick and efficient. Be aware, there were no baskets on the bikes, so take a knapsack if you plan to carry items. They do provide helmets and bike locks. The bikes are sturdy and have gear shifts for those occasional uphills. Very nice way to see the island. The trip back to Perth departed on time. Glad we booked this experience!

Anyone heading to Perth should definitely check out Rottnest Island. It is absolutely beautiful. We went snorkelling at little salmon bay which was stunning! Some of the beaches are very quiet and perfect to spend some time on with your travelling group. We saw lots of quokkas. The best place to see them is by the main arrival and departure area. The ferry staff were great and friendly too! It takes about 90 minutes to get across on the ferry but it’s a pretty ride. The staff talk you through what is around which is interesting.

From the moment we got onto the ferry we were well looked after even an ice pop! On the island the team attended to our needs and made the day a pleasurable experience. I guess I would have allowed more getting off the bus to view the bays, but it would then have slowed down the whole process.

Rottnest is a favorite island of mine since we took a ferry there. The trip from Fremantle is around 20 km (just over 12 miles). It's one of Western Australia's major and best-known tourism destinations. The island is surrounded by over 60 beaches. There are many activities that entertain visitors, including snorkeling in secret lagoons and renting a bike to cycle around the salt lakes. Checking out the wildlife is entertaining, including the famous quokkas, which are like mini kangaroos. One of the most notable events for Rottnest is the race from Fremantle to the island, which attracts 2,000 swimmers. Just how long you want to stay is up to you, but the trip to Rottnest is popular by ferry.

Fantastic. What a great way to start an adventure to Rottnest Island and a great way to end the adventure. All ages will love this trip. Highly recommend.

We had a great day on the Grand Island Tour, especially enjoyed the tour under the WW2 guns. Our driver obviously loves her job and RottnestIsland itself. Renee knew her stuff, and was eager to educate anyone listening. If you are planning to stay Rottnest Island, I would suggest doing this tour first, so you know what and where to see and do for the rest of your stay.

Everything was awesome. Our bicycles were in very good condition. Very friendly staff, wifi on board, fast connection, very nice trip!

Sealink Rottnest provided excellent service from start to finish. From check-in to collecting our bag upon return, every staff member was professional and attentive. The whole process was seamless and well-organized, making for a stress-free travel experience. Highly recommend!

Two day at the camp site. Great trip over on ‘Sea Link’ the trip over was so easy, close to Freo station, round the corner the SeaLink checkin, 100 metres the boat.

This was a great tour for our middle age plus fam members to see the sites around the island. Everyone was friendly and it went perfectly to time. The ferry was easy to catch, clean, felt safe and efficient.

Rottnest Island was amazing! We hiked, cycled, and snorkeled, with everything easily booked online. The quokkas were adorable, and the island's restaurants were fantastic. Perfect for a special day with family, friends, or a partner. If you love the outdoors, it's the place to be.

Only issue is human tourists which you expect nowadays when some people who arrive later jump queue to be first on boat to get what they consider best seat. Actual trip over the water to Rottnest Island was very relaxing being provided with a very good verbal commentary on sights when goign past points of interest. Rottnest is a lovely little island with a places around that you can swim, snorkel but like all tourist attractions now getting very crowded especially during holiday periods. During daytime only see occassional quokas (I was lucky to get a photo), so if really want to see then plan to stay overnight. Plenty of tourises partaking of the bycicles/sedgeways with made it interested when the buses were showing other less active tourists around the island. REMINDER- You MUST take water with you and is limited on island.

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!