Rottnest Island, located 18 kilometers off the coast of Perth, Western Australia, is a popular destination known for its stunning beaches, clear waters, and unique wildlife. With over 60 picturesque beaches and bays, visitors can enjoy a variety of beach activities such as sunbathing, swimming, snorkeling, and more. One of the island's main attractions is the opportunity to spot the adorable quokkas, small marsupials native to the area. Rottnest Island also offers historical and cultural sites to explore, including the Oliver Hill Battery, Wadjemup Museum, and the Wadjemup Lighthouse. Outdoor adventures such as cycling, hiking, and snorkeling are popular ways to explore the island and its diverse landscapes. Additionally, the island's marine sanctuaries provide unique opportunities for marine wildlife encounters, including snorkeling and whale watching during the migration season from September to December.