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Discover our recommended Rottnest Island experiences and find out everything you need to know when you stay at Samphire Rottnest.

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calm waters lapping at the soft white sand at Ricey Beach

Discover Ricey Beach on Rottnest, An Island Oasis

view of little armstrong bay beach andocean through the surrounding shrubs

Little Armstrong Bay, Rottnest

Waves crash against the rocks at Henrietta Rocks beach, at sunset

Discovering Henrietta Rocks, Rottnest Island’s Hidden Gem

The Basin Beach has a rugged ledge and powder-soft sand

The Basin, Rottnest Island – Everything you need to know

Ripples in the sand at Little Salmon Bay

Little Salmon Bay, Rottnest Island

discover the rugged coastline, azure water & corals found on Rottnest Beaches

The Ultimate Guide to Rottnest Island Beaches

Three hotel guests share food and drinks at the Samphire Rottnest hotel restaurant

Your ultimate guide to Rottnest Island accommodation bookings

Rottnest Island Quokka

Everything you ever wanted to know about quokkas and where to find them on Rottnest Island

Rottnest Island after dark, things to do on rottnest island

Things to do on Rottnest Island at night

Rottnest Island beach front

Make your Rottnest Island stay complete with your own waterfront hideaway

Dining at the Bayside Room at Samphire on Rottnest Island

The most unique conference venue in Perth isn’t actually in Perth

Tourist walks down the front on Rottnest Island, beside some bikes stacked up against the fence

Bike, bus, or Segway? The best ways to get around Rottnest Island

Guest enjoys fruit by the pool at Samphire Rottnest

Make Christmas easy with our Rottnest Island accommodation

Friends enjoying the Samphire

The only itinerary you need for your Rottnest Island getaway

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An overhead view of the sandy vegetation on Rottnest Island

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