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Luxe Seafood Cruise to Rottnest Island: 7-Course Dining, Lobster Pots & Swimming

Luxe Seafood Cruise to Rottnest Island: 7-Course Dining, Lobster Pots & Swimming

Cruise from Fremantle to Rottnest Island on a 69‑ft charter for a four‑hour, seven‑course seafood degustation with live lobster pots, premium wines and swimming in sheltered bays. Expect chef‑driven plates, float mats and local sea commentary.

Rottnest Island, Western Australia
4 hours
By Adventure CollectiveOctober 2025

The Experience

Before You Go

Boarding & mobility

Be prepared to use an angled gangway and ladder‑style stairs; bring supportive, non‑slip footwear and notify crew if you need assistance.

Sun protection

The sun reflects strongly off open water—use broad‑spectrum sunscreen and a hat even on overcast days.

Motion and balance

Bring motion‑sickness medication if you are prone to seasickness; stay hydrated and focus on the horizon during open ocean stretches.

Marine etiquette

Avoid touching marine life and follow crew guidance when swimming; anchoring locations avoid seagrass to limit ecosystem damage.

Local Knowledge

Hidden Gems

  • Parakeet Bay snorkel fringe—shallow reef edge with diverse fish life
  • Upper sun deck at golden hour—uninterrupted western vistas and frequent dolphin sightings

Wildlife

  • Quokka (on the island)
  • Bottlenose dolphins and sea birds (terns, cormorants)

Conservation Note

Rottnest lies within designated protected areas—follow no‑feed rules, avoid trampling dune vegetation and heed crew instructions to reduce anchor and swimming impacts.

Rottnest was charted by Dutch sailors in the 17th century and named for the native quokka; it also holds deep Noongar maritime connections and later maritime and colonial histories.

What to Bring

Non‑slip deck shoesEssential

Stable footwear helps on angled ramps and wet decks.

Sunscreen (SPF 30+)Essential

Protects against strong sun exposure reflected off the water.

Light windproof jacket

Keeps you comfortable on the upper deck when sea breeze picks up.

Swimwear and quick‑dry towelEssential

Needed for swimming off the boat or lounging on float mats.

Common Questions

How long is the cruise?

The experience is approximately four hours from boarding to return.

Can I swim from the boat?

Yes — the vessel anchors in calm bays where guests can swim or use large float mats under crew supervision.

Is alcohol included?

Yes—premium Still & Sparkling Howard Park wines, selected beers and non‑alcoholic drinks are included and served throughout the cruise.

Do I need to be able‑bodied?

The cruise is marketed as suitable for most fitness levels but guests must manage an angled boarding ramp, ladder‑style stairs and moving decks.

Book This Experience

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Duration

4 hours

Location

Rottnest Island, Western Australia

Difficulty

easy

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic balance and mobility to board, move between decks and stand on a moving boat.

Free cancellation available

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