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View at Perth city
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Very cloudy today, unusual for february
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Typical Rottnest cove
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Salt lake at Rottnest
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A real quiet holiday retreat
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The whole island is dotted with small coves
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At week days things quiet down
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Rottnest scenery, very hot in february
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Boating at Rottnest
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White sand at Rottnest
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Notice the ship in the background
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A little paradise
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A lot of interesting features to see here
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Nice for snorkling
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The dry air is great for photos
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Old clippers still roam these waters
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A sub-tropic paradise
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Imagine yourself laying in that little cove
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The water is extremely clear, notice the girl in the shade
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All the way at the end of Rottnest
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At Cape Vlamingh
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About 300 years ago
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Cape Vlamingh, Rottnest Australia
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Pretty but rough scenery at Cape Vlamingh, Rottnest Australia
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Fishhook bay
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It's a tough job on Rottnest, selling ice cream
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Willem de Vlamingh thought they were rats, hence the name Rottnest, in fact they are little marsupials
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Just sit down with a bottle of water and they come up to you
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Quokka, like a small kangaroo
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Herschel Lake, very smelly of sulphur
