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Fancy an escape to Rottnest Island?
Find out about accommodation, attractions and activities available this winter in and around Rotto.
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Come wintertime and Rottnest transforms into an uncrowded escape that is perfect for truly taking time out to relax. For in winter the pace of life is even slower here, affording you the peace and tranquillity to totally relax, unwind and marvel at nature’s wonders.
Visit during winter and you’ll also find yourself invigorated by long walks on the beach, the fresh winter air charging through you to bring a new sense of energy and life.
To really chill out, book yourself into a beachside cabin and watch the wintry ocean from the warmth inside. You can then delight in the gloriously indulgent feel of wiling away the hours with books, board games, coffee and bottles of wine - just imagine yourself rugged up warm overlooking the stormy ocean from your accommodation with
friends, family or a partner.
Or, if you’re looking for a little more activity, join one of the many tours at Rottnest – many of them free. These tours provide
a fascinating insight into the island’s flora and fauna, its rich history or its colonial streetscape and architecture – pick a tour to suit your interests. They range from historical journeys back in time to nature appreciation and star gazing. Also be sure to head up to the Wadjemup Lighthouse to take in the weeping ocean views – best done on a lighthouse tour.
And to really get the blood pumping, hire a bike and explore the isle’s farthest reaches. Find a hidden bay and comb the beach for shells, breath in the invigorating coastal air and delight in the feel of the cool sand beneath your toes. On a bike is just the way to discover the island’s 63 beaches and 20 bays.
Just a weekend away at Rottnest during winter is enough to leave you fully recharged and ready to face everyday life once more. So why not resist the urge to hibernate and treat yourself to an island escape on Rottnest this wintertime? Indeed, winter at Rottnest is about doing as much or as little as you like. The only constant is the feeling of calm that envelopes you as soon as you set foot on the isle.
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Rottnest Island Authority
