[2025 Rottnest Island Attraction] Travel Guide for Pinky Beach (Updated Jun)

Rottnest Island 2nd Trip🤩 I had fun! You will have, too! 💞 This is PINKY BEACH, Rottnest Island, don’t confuse with the PINK LAKE… that’s another beach with (sometime) pinky-ish color depending on your angle and time of day. Tips! 1. Get the earliest trip to get a quiet morning stroll at the forefront, lovely breakfast if you haven’t already 2. If possible, include the bike in your ticket (saves you trouble, i’m telling you!) we waisted a good 2hours and wasn’t even able to get the proper size for our height😩😝) 3. Stroll around first don’t waste ypur time for a lot of clicks but if you can squeeze 2-3min do it. 4. Plan so you know where to go unless you’re a GREAT Adventurer who likes to get lost and have fun 5. A lot of bays and beaches around to be lost in - don’t focus too much on ONE 6. If planning on going back don’t explore the island in one go 😉 check my moments for more! -don’t forget to like and tell me what you think☺️ #wandering #wanderingsoul #2023TravelWish #itsoneofthosedays #perth #westernaustralia #rottnestisland #pinkybeach #pinkybeachrottnest

#favouriteitinerary Here’s a fun and active 1-day Rottnest Island itinerary — perfect for cycling and exploring the island’s highlights: Morning: Arrival and Exploration • 7:30 AM – Ferry to Rottnest Island Depart from Fremantle or Perth. The ferry from Fremantle takes about 25 minutes, while from Perth, it’s around 90 minutes. • 9:00 AM – Bike hire and gear up Pick up your bike (pre-book if possible!) and grab a map at the Visitor Centre. You can also rent snorkel gear if you plan to swim. • 9:30 AM – Cycle to The Basin and Pinky Beach A short ride from the main settlement. The Basin is perfect for a quick swim, while Pinky Beach offers beautiful views of Bathurst Lighthouse — a great spot for photos! Midday: Scenic Cycling and Lunch • 11:00 AM – Cycle the West End route (or a shorter loop) If you’re up for it, take the 22 km West End loop — stunning coastal views, hidden beaches, and lookouts like Cape Vlamingh. • Options for shorter routes: The Salmon Bay or Little Armstrong Bay routes are more relaxed but still scenic. • 12:30 PM – Lunch at Thomsons Rottnest or The Lane Café Return to the main settlement or stop by a beachside picnic area if you packed your own food. Afternoon: Quokka Spotting and Beach Time • 1:30 PM – Quokka selfie time! Wander the settlement area — quokkas tend to gather in shaded spots around the cafes or near the old buildings. Remember: no touching or feeding them! • 2:00 PM – Snorkeling at Little Salmon Bay or Parakeet Bay Both beaches are great for snorkeling — crystal-clear water and vibrant marine life. Evening: Wind Down and Return • 4:00 PM – Sunset at Pinky’s Beach Club Grab a drink and relax with views of Bathurst Lighthouse. • 5:30 PM – Return your bike and head to the jetty • 6:00 PM – Ferry back to Fremantle/Perth ##australiatrip

#Overseas travel 🇦🇺 Location: A beach located on Rottnest Island, you can get there quickly by bike from the pier🌝 🇦🇺 It's a great beach for snorkeling, so I recommend bringing a swimsuit😃 Also, it's best to bring something you can lay down on the beach, like a mat! 🇦🇺 You can buy beach towels on the island👀 #Australia travel #Perth

#weekendgetaways My recent getaway to Pinky Beach on Rottnest Island was nothing short of magical. This secluded paradise offered the perfect blend of natural beauty and tranquility. Pinky Beach itself was a pristine stretch of powdery white sand and clear, turquoise waters. It felt like stepping into a postcard, and the gentle waves made for ideal swimming conditions. The beach was surrounded by lush coastal vegetation, creating a serene and picturesque setting. Exploring the island by bicycle was a joy, and Pinky Beach's proximity to popular attractions like the Bathurst Lighthouse and the famous Wadjemup Lighthouse made it an excellent base for island adventures. Cycling along the island's scenic trails, I encountered stunning vistas and glimpses of local wildlife, including the friendly quokkas. The Pinky's Beach Club restaurant was a culinary delight. From fresh seafood to locally sourced dishes, the dining experience was exquisite. Dining alfresco with ocean views was the perfect way to end a day of exploration. But perhaps what made Pinky #beach truly special was the sunset. Watching the sun dip below the horizon, casting a warm, golden glow over the Indian Ocean, was a breathtaking spectacle. It was a moment of serenity and natural beauty that left an indelible mark on my memory. In conclusion, my getaway to Pinky Beach on Rottnest Island was a dream come true. It offered a perfect blend of natural beauty, relaxation, and adventure. Whether you're seeking a romantic escape or a serene retreat in nature, Pinky Beach delivers an unforgettable experience in one of Western #australia most beautiful settings.