Rottnest Island Authority
Culture, conservation and sustainability lead the new five-year plan outlining the agency's approach to managing Rottnest Island and its surrounding waters.
The Wadjemup Project is a state-wide Aboriginal-led project facilitated by Rottnest Island Authority with support from the Department of the Premier and Cabinet.
Significant improvements have been completed at West End, further enhancing the experience for visitors venturing to the most western point of the island.
Rottnest Island Authority’s vision is for Wadjemup / Rottnest Island to be a visitor destination of national significance recognised for its sustainable recreational, environmental, and cultural heritage values
Important information and resources
Here are some quick links to help you find the important information, resources and applications you need.
Information about Open Day, when it happens and how to book.
The fees and charges you need to know for your time on the island.
Information and guidelines for contractors, consultants, and sub-contractors
Apply for a permit to drive on the island or bring over a vehicle.
Apply for a permit to conduct studies or research on Rottnest Island.
The management plan that shapes the island’s present and future
More significant projects and developments
Read more about the projects and developments enhancing the island.
Latest News
The latest news from Rottnest Island.
Aboriginal people from across Western Australia have gathered on Wadjemup / Rottnest Island for a ceremonial week to carry out Sorry Business and commemorate the Aboriginal men and boys who were imprisoned on the island between 1838 and 1931.
Rottnest Island Authority’s Annual Report 2023-24 details the progress made against key initiatives of the Rottnest Island Management Plan 2023-28.
The Western Australian Government's new Rottnest Island school camp subsidy for lower socioeconomic schools has been a huge success, with almost 1,500 students set to enjoy a school camp on the island.