
Built by Aboriginal prisoners in 1857, the Rottnest Museum building was originally a hayshed and granary. Today the museum displays provide a comprehensive coverage of the main features of the Island, including natural history, marine wrecks, European settlement, Aboriginal prisoners, communications and recreation.
The pilot boathouse on Thomson Bay complements the museum displays. The Rottnest Island Museum also houses a wealth of historical photographs for you to view.
The museum is located behind the Thomson Bay Settlement Shopping Mall.
Parker Point Marine Snorkel Trail is located on the southern side of Rottnest Island, a popular..
Rottnest Island (1km)Famous for its laid back atmosphere and beautiful beaches, Rottnest Island lies just 18 kilometres..
European Cemetery (1km)The first Europeans took up residence on Rottnest Island shortly after the first settlement of the..
Rottnest Island Picture Hall (1km)Relax and enjoy the latest cinematic releases at the Rottnest Island Picture Hall. Open all year..
Vlamingh Lookout (1km)Vlamingh Lookout, named after the Dutch navigator Williem de Vlamingh, who landed in Rottnest..
Bathurst Lighthouse (1km)Bathurst Lighthouse, on the northern edge of Rottnest Island, was built in 1900 to support Wadjemup..
The Basin (1km)Awarded Australia's top beach, this unique swimming spot is a favourite with holidaymakers and each..
Geordie Bay (3km)Geordie Bay located on the northern side of Rottnest Island has one of the largest and most popular..
Little Parakeet Bay (3km)Located on the northern side of Rottnest Island, Little Parakeet Bay is about three kilometres from..
Parakeet Bay (3km)Parakeet Bay, a secluded cove, located on the northern side of Rottnest Island, is the big sister..
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