Top Fremantle Sightseeing Cruises

A piece of paradise in the Indian Ocean just off the coast of Perth, Rottnest Island is a favorite day trip getaway due to its white-sand beaches, isolated turquoise bays, biking paths and vehicle-free environment. Travel to the island on the high-speed ferry from either Perth or Fremantle—make your choice when booking. Then spend your time on the island however you please before returning the same day by ferry. Popular activities include snorkeling, biking and looking for quokkas, the resident wildlife.

Travel from Perth to Fremantle or vice versa on a relaxing Swan River cruise. You’ll glide along the river, admiring the waterfront scenery of Perth’s downtown skyline, upscale suburbs and yacht clubs. Drinks may be purchased from the onboard bar. Plus, choose from multiple departure times to best suit your schedule.

Take a day trip to Rottnest Island, a popular Perth getaway due to its white-sand beaches, secluded bays, scenic bike paths and vehicle-free atmosphere. Travel to the island, just off the coast, by high-speed ferry, and then explore at your leisure with included bike rental. Some options are snorkeling or following the trails to West End, Wadjemup or Bathurst Longhouses, the pink salt lakes or include lunch at Karma Rottnest. When booking, select the option that corresponds to your departure location—either Perth or Fremantle.

Visit Perth’s favorite local getaway destination on a day trip to Rottnest Island, located just offshore in the Indian Ocean. Travel to Rottnest by high-speed ferry from either Perth or Fremantle (your choice), and then embark on a sightseeing tour of the island by coach. While you listen to narration from an informative guide, check out landmarks like the West End and Wadjemup Lighthouse. Then enjoy free time in the afternoon to explore the car-free island at your leisure. You may upgrade when booking to include lunch.

Save time spent waiting in line by pre-booking this SeaLink Rottnest Island round-trip ferry ticket from Fremantle. Choose from three different morning departure times to best organize your time spent in Rottnest Island, a protected nature reserve affectionately called “Rotto” by locals. The first ferry leaves Fremantle at 7am and the last ferry departs Rottnest around 8pm.

See Rottnest Island from the water on this day trip that includes a high-speed adventure wildlife boat ride. Travel to the island, a favorite local getaway due to its secluded beaches and relaxing environment, by high-speed ferry from Perth or Fremantle. Then embark on a adventure thrill ride to look for seals, dolphins, sea birds and other marine life. Afterward, you have free time on the island to explore independently; perhaps rent a bike or go swimming off one of the white-sand beaches. When booking, you may upgrade to include lunch, if you wish.

Get a comprehensive overview of Rottnest Island on this full-day tour from Fremantle. Discover the beautiful flora and fauna of the island, which is classified as a reserve, including the famous quokka. Explore the beautiful beaches, lush forests, tranquil lakes via the bus tour and historic train. This full-day tour includes the ferry from Fremantle and all of the guided tours around the island.

Explore Fremantle, just across the Swan River from Perth, on a walking tour with a guide who introduces you to the port city's attractions while telling you about its trading history. You'll walk the streets to see popular cafes, restaurants, and art, taking in the bustling atmosphere. You'll walk at a relaxed pace, stopping for photo ops and to listen to the guide's stories and tips about Freo, as it's known. Walking distance is about 2.5 miles (4 km).

Rottnest Island is home to some of Western Australia’s most beautiful birdlife, flora, and fauna, but this protected nature reserve’s remote location makes access challenging. On this tour, reach the island with park fees and round-trip ferry tickets included, and explore in comfort by air-conditioned bus. Spin to top attractions including Cape Vlamingh, Henrietta Rocks, and the Wadjemup lighthouse, and admire uninterrupted coastal views from the lookout at Cathedral Rocks.

Perth Canyon is a mysterious, massive submarine canyon where blue whales gather to feed during March to May. The whales are a sight to behold, but the canyon is located about 30 miles (48 kilometers) off the coast of Perth. This tour takes you on an easy, all-day expedition to the canyon from the Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour to spot the whales and other marine life.