Rottnest Island: Australia’s Indian Ocean Sanctuary of Culture, Conservation and Carefree Escape
Just off the coast of Perth, in Australia, Rottnest Island is known worldwide for its adorable quokkas – but there’s much more to this car-free paradise than cute selfies.
In the insightful BBC Travel article below, discover how Rottnest blends natural beauty, deep cultural roots, and a pioneering spirit of sustainability. With no private cars, eco-resorts nestled in dunes, marine sanctuaries, and energy sourced from the sun and sea, the island offers a powerful model for low-impact tourism.
Whether you’re drawn by the wildlife, the 63 beaches, or the slower rhythm of life, Rottnest is where heritage, ecology, and community come together.
Find the full story behind this Indian Ocean gem here – it’s more than a holiday spot; it’s a vision for the future of travel.
