It was a great tour, the guides were knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. I learnt a lot about Rottnest’s history. I would recommend this tour. Lunch was delicious too

For the price the overall experience was average but justified to make up for the fuel given it’s an 800km journey to and fro. Lunch ended being sandwiches as they accidentally gave away our lunch to another tour group so this should have been managed better if charging so much especially when we were all so hungry and the timing was already delayed. Beck our guide was lovely and the 3 stars is just for her

Fabulous tour of ‘Rotto’, with an amazing tour guide ‘Kevin’. He made it so interesting and informative. His own experiences shared from his childhood memories and antics, made the trip even more enjoyable…even when it was drizzling

Most amazing experience :) for this late season we had amazing crew who help spotted them. The whole experience was really good.

This tour show us the best of Rottnest in just a few hours and in a very entertaining way. Tunnels and train complement perfectly this tour. Make sure you have additional time to know around the island by your own, the views are very impressive.

I thought we were just going to Fremantle, however we spent time at Kings park, drove around the rich suburbs and also around the city and we spent time at F jail.

Had a nice day trip out of Perth City! Wave rock is amazing, definitely recommend anyone visting Perth to consider taking this tour. Our tour guide Frank is very friendly and helpful, glad to have him as our guide for this trip :)

Thanks to our driver Frank, the long journey to Wave Rock was very informative. He explained a lot about the area to us. The individual stops were nice and we had plenty of time. Despite the long journey, the tour is highly recommended. Unfortunately, the lunch was not of the same quality as the tour.

What a great trip. Luke was an exceptional coach driver, very confident delivering our first experience of WA. The places we visited were as expected or better. Great trip to get a taste of WAs South West.

A fantastic trip out to the pinnacles along with a bit of sand boarding! Absolutly beautiful scenery and some good commentary from our guide! A beautiful bbq followed by star gazing. A great way to meet people when travelling solo and a wide variety of people to chat to. A wonderful day out.

We were lucky to have Jonathan as our tour guide. He is a professional astronomer (and possibly physicist as well), and while on our way he gave the tour participants a very good overview about stars and astrophysics. He also gave vivid descriptions about the spots that we visited during the daytime. The most enjoyable part was the stargazing at the Pinnacles at night. It was not the best time of the month to gaze at the stars (as the moon was quite bright), but we did see a lot of stars which was almost mission impossible in cities. The experience was more enjoyable still with Jonathan's guide on which stars / constellations were which. Thanks Jonathan for bringing us the wonderful experience! Also thanks to Charlene the driver in taking us to the Pinnacles and safely back to Perth!

Peter was our guide, excellent commentary from start to finish great knowledge really enjoyed the day with my mum. Would do it again we were even dropped off at our hotel. And well informed along the way.

I had no idea how long and how far this trip was. If i had known i would not have booked it was 13 plus hours on a bus round trip. Way too long

We opted to book the Grand Island Tour which is operated by Australian Pinnacle Tours, the cost of the tour was $99 per adult. This cost is for the Island Tour; the cost of ferry transfer to/from Rottnest Island is additional. After arriving at the Island and disembarking from the ferry it is about a 5-10 minute walk, depending on how quickly you walk, to the train station for the first leg of the tour. The first leg involves a train ride to Oliver's Hill. Unfortunately on the day of our tour the train was out of service due to mechanical issues. In lieu of the train, transport to Oliver's Hill was provided by coach. Whilst less atmospheric than the train, it served the purpose (the day was lovely and sunny and wind-free; on a windy day, the coach would provide more protection from the elements). At Oliver's Hill is an old armament, including a tunnel. Volunteer guides take people on a tour, this is in two parts. One part involves descending to the tunnel, there are multiple steps and it can be quite steep. For those who feel uncomfortable with the steps, it is possible to wait and sit out this part of the tour. The second part of the tour does not involve steps, so is fine. Lunch was served at Oliver's Hill. This included three options, chicken wrap, falafel wrap or salad (the gluten-free option). The wraps whilst fairly basic were fresh and tasty, multiple group members were heard complimenting the quality. Bottles of drinking water were provided. The weather was well-suited to a picnic lunch - there are picnic tables. However, the exposed site means that it could be windy, so would recommend bringing jackets and sunscreen. Following the picnic lunch there is a tour that pretty much covers the circumference of the Island. Our coach driver was passionate about Rottnest and has been visiting for many years. He provided fabulous insights into the history of the Island and his own experiences. Various stops are made to take photographs, etc. The tour concludes about 5 minutes walk from the ferry terminal for those who are catching ferries back to Perth/Fremantle. This tour is recommended both as a way of providing an overview of the Island and for those who may not want to cycle around. The Grand Tour also means that there is no need to wait for the next hop-on/hop-off bus.

Good views from the top of the rock and the tour shared many insight stories along the way. The journey is long but worth the long travelling hours.