Wander amongst the largest quokka population at Wadjemup / Rottnest Island and you'll soon understand why so many count seeing these incredible creatures in the wild as a highlight of their visit. Keen to learn some interesting quokka facts? Join the Rottnest Voluntary Guides Association as they take you on a free guided walking tour to observe the island's famous residents as they go about their daily wanderings. You can do your part to help protect these iconic marsupials by letting them forag

👀 Want to see these iconic creatures in their natural habitat? 👇 Comment SENDGUIDE for instant access to our interactive winter guide and start planning your getaway to Rottnest Island! Quokkas naturally forage for themselves, so we remind you to please not feed them or give them water, and to watch in wonder from a respectful distance so that we can keep them at the healthiest they can be. 🌿 📹 (IG) medroaming #RottnestIsland #WesternAustralia #Quokka | Rottnest Island, Western Australia

The quokka population struggles on the mainland, but thrives on Rottnest Island—all thanks to tourism. | National Geographic

Swim in crystal‑clear water, relax on the shore, and explore the natural hollows that give this iconic beach its name. With incredible snorkelling right off the sand, you might just find you don’t want to leave. 😍 📍 The Basin | Rottnest Island, Western Australia

☀️ With the weather warming up this week, who’s dreaming of a beach hopping day at Wadjemup / Rottnest Island? 🏖️ | Rottnest Island, Western Australia