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Relax and enjoy the latest cinematic releases at the Rottnest Island Picture Hall. Open all year round the movies are a great way to escape from the winter chill or relax after a day at the beach....

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Geordie Bay located on the northern side of Rottnest Island has one of the largest and most popular sandy beaches on the island. The perfect place to reside while on the island, Geordie Bay is home to several modern holiday units that overlook the stunning open ocean....

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Located on the northern side of Rottnest Island, Little Parakeet Bay is about three kilometres from Thomson Bay. Ideal for swimming, the bay is known as a good, safe place for swimmers as its waters are shallow and well protected....

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Fish Hook Bay, located on the western part of Rottnest Island, is known for its distinct shape, a fish hook. The waters of the bay comprise of an array of blues and the shores are soft, sandy and white....

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West End is located on the western most Point of Rottnest Island. It is a rugged piece of coastline, which unlike the rest of the island is not so calm and peaceful. Here you can gaze across the Indian Ocean and view the magnificent waves forming, a paradise for surfers....

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Vlamingh Lookout, named after the Dutch navigator Williem de Vlamingh, who landed in Rottnest Island in 1696, is located on the eastern part of Rottnest Island....

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The first Europeans took up residence on Rottnest Island shortly after the first settlement of the Swan River Colony was established, in 1829. Rottnest Island was considered to be of interest, as a place with potential for salt harvesting, farming and fishing....

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Little Salmon Bay is one of the most popular bays on Rottnest Island. It is a favourite spot for families as it is sheltered and calm and is also a great spot for snorkelling. Snorkelers can follow a snorkel trail to learn more about the different types of fish on Rottnest Island....

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Awarded Australia's top beach, this unique swimming spot is a favourite with holidaymakers and each year friendships are made and renewed on the white, sandy beach at The Basin....

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Wadjemup Lighthouse, in the centre of the island, was constructed in 1896. Standing at approximately 38 metres, it is the fourth tallest lighthouse in Australia and replaced the original 20 metre structure built in 1849 by Aboriginal prisoners. Three other buildings in the Wadjemup precinct, including the Signal Station, the Battery Observation Post and the Women's Royal Australian Navy Service, are intact and linked by self-guided interpretive signage....