Our Locations & Parking

Fremantle (B Shed)

1 Peter Hughes Dr, Fremantle

*Please Note: That the B Shed terminal is currently under renovations, and we are operating out of an office on the E Shed side of Peter Hughes Drive. Due to the summer period parking will be extremely busy in and around our Fremantle terminal, we encourage you to leave plenty of time to find appropriate parking or alternatively travel out of our Northport terminal in Rous Head for ample parking options.

For day-trippers and passengers coming from south of the Swan River, B Shed is the most convenient Rottnest Island departure point. It’s also close to Fremantle train station, so if you’re arriving via public transport you’ll be just a short walk from your ferry. Very limited long-term parking is available from $10 per day with Wilson Parking.

Fremantle (B Shed) Opening Hours:
Monday – Sunday  7:00am – 4:00pm

 

Fremantle (Northport)

1 Emma Pl, Rous Head Rd, North Fremantle

Convenient Northport is the locals’ departure point of choice, with 400-plus easily accessible car parks for daily and overnight parking. Plus drive-up luggage drop and a fully licensed kiosk. If you’ll be arriving under your own steam, Northport is for you.

How does it work? Parking can no longer be pre-purchased so simply turn up on the day to purchase your parking ticket through the parking machines in the carpark at the Fremantle  (Northport) terminal. Carpark remains open until 15 minutes after the last service arrives at Northport each day.

Note that there’s no public transport to Northport and the Fremantle Port Authority doesn’t permit cycling in the Rous Head precinct (there’s no safe cycle lane). Cyclists should ride and/or catch the train to B Shed at Victoria Quay instead.

Fremantle (Northport) Opening Hours:
Monday – Sunday 7:15am – 4:00pm

Please Note: Carpark remains open until 15 minutes after the last service each day.

Barrack Street Jetty
Elizabeth Quay, Perth

Pier 4

Barrack Street Jetty is in a prime position on the Perth riverfront, next to the booming Elizabeth Quay tourist precinct. Rottnest Express staff are on hand to help you make the most of your visit to Perth and Rottnest, as you sidestep Perth’s traffic and enjoy a picturesque Swan River cruise en route to the island. Parking can be tight in downtown Perth, but public transport is nearby – both the Elizabeth Quay train station and the Barrack Street Jetty stop on the free Blue CAT bus line. A free city hotel pickup service is also available.

Pier 4, Barrack Street Perth Opening Hours:
Monday – Sunday 7:30am – 4:00pm

It’s a very beautiful place! All the places are picture perfect, and the views are just stunning! If it’s your first time going there, it’s highly recommended to take the bus travelling from end to end. The bus ride itself takes one hour to finish, and the tour guide will actually give you some insight of the entire island’s history. A must go to place!

Some Frequently Asked Questions

Where to park for Rottnest Express Ferry?

The Rottnest Express Ferry has several parking options available. The most convenient parking option is the dedicated car park located at B-Shed in Fremantle, which is the departure point for the Rottnest Express Ferry. Alternatively, there are several public car parks located within walking distance of the B-Shed, such as the Wilson Parking on Victoria Quay and the City of Fremantle’s Parry Street car park. It is important to note that parking availability can be limited during peak periods, so it is recommended to arrive early or consider using public transport.

Where does the Rottnest Express ferry leave from?

The Rottnest Express ferry leaves from several locations in Western Australia, including Fremantle (from two locations) and Perth City. The exact departure point depends on the chosen departure location.

Where is b shed Fremantle?

B Shed is located in Fremantle, Western Australia. It is situated on Victoria Quay, adjacent to the Fremantle Passenger Terminal.

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