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Parker Point Marine Snorkel Trail is located on the southern side of Rottnest Island, a popular holiday destination 20 kilometres off the coast of Perth. The easy Top Trail features a number of plaques on the sea bed which allow you to read about the abundant flora and fish life in the area....

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Parakeet Bay, a secluded cove, located on the northern side of Rottnest Island, is the big sister of Little Parakeet 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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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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Located on the southern part of the island, Salmon Bay boasts a lovely stretch of coastline, comprising white sandy shores and crystal clear water, sure to take anyone’s breath away....

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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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Located on the northern part of Rottnest Island, Little Armstrong Bay is a popular area for recreational activities, such as swimming, snorkelling and diving. Little Armstrong Bay is a must for snorkelers, as the area is unusual in that it contains habitats that are not replicated on the mainland....

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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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Ricey Beach boasts a lovely stretch of coastline, comprising of white sandy shores and crystal clear water....

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Bathurst Lighthouse, on the northern edge of Rottnest Island, was built in 1900 to support Wadjemup Lighthouse following the City of York shipping disaster in 1899, where 11 lives were lost. It is 20 metres high and in conjunction with Wadjemup and the Fremantle Lighthouse, creates a navigational triangle to guide skippers....

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The Oliver Hill Battery is a significant heritage site and an icon of the home defence of Australia during World War II. It was one of seven similar gun emplacements built between 1937 and 1945 to defend major Australian ports from bombardment by warships....