Discover Rottnest’s southern coast, where wartime history meets wild coastal beauty. Glide along rugged limestone cliffs and turquoise waters around Henrietta Rocks, Parker Point and Little Salmon Bay, past Kingston Barracks and the WWII guns of Oliver Hill. Hear stories of shipwrecks, survival and courage, including the wrecks of the Uribes and the Shark, resting just off the coast — timeless reminders of the island’s perilous maritime past. There’s time along the way for photo stops and a short break to explore Oliver Hill before continuing your journey. With sweeping ocean views, salt lakes glinting inland and quokkas darting through the scrub, this is the most relaxing way to see Rottnest’s untamed side: beautiful, resilient and unforgettable.

Guided Group Ride
Most tours run as small, guided convoys of rickshaws. Each rickshaw has its own guide, and you’ll travel together along the same route, with time for photos and short stops at key points. It’s an easy-going, open-air experience that feels more like exploring with new friends than joining a group tour.