Rottnest Island: Paradise in the Indian Ocean

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Turquoise waters, hidden coves, and an island that feels like paradise. The Rottnest Island collection captures a sunlit escape just beyond the coast of Perth, inviting viewers to ask, “Where’s that?”  
Rottnest Island: Paradise in the Indian Ocean

Sitting in the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean, Rottnest Island is a sun-bleached paradise just off the coast of Perth, Western Australia. A little over a 10-mile boat ride from the city, this protected nature reserve is home to the famous quokka, the small wallaby-like marsupial whose selfie-ready smile fills Instagram feeds. With white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and mostly car-free streets, visitors explore the island by bike, cycling from secluded coves to swimming and snorkeling spots along the coast.

Much like the way mid-century films transported audiences to far-off locales before international travel was common, (think James Bond Dr. No showing viewers the sun-soaked shores of Jamaica), the Rotto collection offers a similar sense of discovery and adventure. For many, it’s a destination glimpsed only in Aussie brand campaigns or idyllic Instagram feeds, a place that feels both exotic and inviting, waiting to be experienced in person.

The Rottnest Island collection offers a gentle invitation to lie on Pinky Beach, snorkel the Basin, or simply daydream. Each image becomes a window into the island’s effortless rhythm, a quiet escape into paradise, and a gentle reminder to wanderlust.


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