Explore Rottnest Island in Style: Private Charter Boat Adventures from Fremantle
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4–7 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required for swimming and snorkeling, but the boat’s spacious deck allows relaxation for all levels.
Overview
Customize your private charter aboard the luxurious Tenacious for a half or full day on the water, exploring Rottnest Island’s stunning bays and marine life. Discover why this exclusive experience from Fremantle offers unparalleled coastal adventure and comfort.
Private Charter Hire - Half Day or Full Day
All Ages • 4 and 7 Hour Options • Up to 14 Passengers
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate private charter aboard Tenacious, a luxurious 17-metre cruiser. Tailor your day on the water with options for sunrise swims, sunset cruises, or island tours. Enjoy exclusive access to snorkelling gear, a full galley kitchen, and spacious decks, ensuring a memorable adventure along WA’s stunning coastline.
Experience the ultimate private charter aboard Tenacious, a luxurious 17-metre cruiser. Tailor your day on the water with options for sunrise swims, sunset cruises, or island tours. Enjoy exclusive access to snorkelling gear, a full galley kitchen, and spacious decks, ensuring a memorable adventure along WA’s stunning coastline.
Adventure Tips
Bring reef-safe sunscreen
Protect yourself and the vibrant marine life around Rottnest Island by applying reef-safe sunscreen before heading out.
Book early for preferred time slots
Private charters are popular—reserve your desired departure time well in advance to secure sunrise or sunset options.
Wear swimwear under your clothes
Arrive ready to hit the water quickly by wearing swimwear under lightweight clothing for easy transitions between cruising and snorkeling.
Hydrate and bring snacks
While BYO food and drinks are allowed and the boat has a BBQ and galley kitchen, packing plenty of water is crucial for comfort on the deck.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Quokka – the friendly island marsupial
- Australian sea lions often seen near coastal rocks
History
Rottnest Island was declared a reserve in 1916 and holds significant Indigenous cultural sites important to the Noongar people.
Conservation
Operators adhere to strict environmental guidelines to protect coral reefs and native wildlife, promoting sustainable tourism practices.
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Adventure Hotspots in Fremantle
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Swimsuit
Essential for snorkeling and swimming in Rottnest’s clear bays.
summer specific
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects skin and reef ecosystems during prolonged sun exposure.
summer specific
Towel or poncho
Useful for drying off after swims and staying warm on deck breezes.
all specific
Waterproof camera or GoPro
Capture stunning underwater scenes and island landscapes during your adventure.
all specific