Tour Histórico de la Isla de Rottnest y Tunnel from Hillarys Boat Harbour
Descripción
¿Quieres conocer la participación de Rottnest en la Segunda Guerra Mundial? Suba a un ferry de alta velocidad desde Hillarys Boat Harbour hasta Rottnest Island, luego disfrute de un viaje en tren hasta Oliver Hill y una visita guiada por el sistema de túneles y cañones de 9,2 pulgadas de diámetro que forman parte integral de la historia militar de Rottnest. Tenga en cuenta que este es un recorrido físicamente exigente de 45 minutos con aproximadamente 700 metros a pie y más de 240 escalones irregulares (equivalente a una subida de 8 plantas). No hay paradas de descanso ni marcha atrás una vez dentro. No se permite llevar niños, excepto bebés pequeños en portabebés (que permiten al adulto que los acompaña tener ambas manos libres para las barandillas en los túneles). Los niños menores de 12 años deben ir acompañados de un adulto. El tour se realiza en túneles cerrados - por favor, tenga cuidado con los techos bajos, superficies irregulares y otros peligros de viaje - y siga las instrucciones del guía en todo momento.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Hillarys Boat Harbour es un recinto turístico que ofrece tiendas de alto nivel, cafés, restaurantes y bares. Disfrute del tiempo en el puerto después de su día en Rottnest Island.
Salga de su viaje con Rottnest Fast Ferries, tenemos el ferry más nuevo y espacioso que viaja a Rottnest Island. Llegue a Hillarys Boat Harbour para comenzar su emocionante día.
Diríjase a la estación de tren Rottnest Island Settlement para abordar el histórico tren Captain Hussey y comenzar su recorrido. Disfruta de las vistas desde el tren mientras te diriges a Oliver Hill.
Esta atracción es un icono significativo que representa la defensa de Australia durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. A lo largo de los años se ha destacado como un sitio patrimonial significativo y cuenta con las instalaciones y mecanismos de defensa que se establecieron para defender los principales puertos australianos abrumados por los buques de guerra durante la guerra. Mientras que en este tour tendrás la oportunidad de descubrir los secretos ocultos de esta atracción a través de una visita guiada. Tenga en cuenta que este tour no es adecuado para aquellos con problemas de movilidad y niños que necesitan ser llevados (excepto aquellos en portabebés). Hay más de 240 pasos involucrados en el tour.
Después de su recorrido, tome el tren de regreso colina abajo hasta el asentamiento de Rottnest Island y disfrute de su tiempo libre en la isla. El Centro de Visitantes es un gran centro de recursos! Luego tome el ferry rápido de regreso a Hillarys. Vuelva a Perth en nuestro servicio de traslado de regreso desde determinados hoteles de Perth, si lo selecciona (debe reservarse previamente) o a través de su propio transporte (aparcamiento gratuito disponible).
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Traslados de cortesía en autocar disponibles desde hoteles en Perth CBD, Northbridge y Scarborough. Por favor, notifíquenos en el momento de la reserva si necesita este servicio para que podamos reservar un servicio de recogida en su hotel más cercano.
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
- Los niños deben estar acompañados por un adulto
- Tenga en cuenta que este es un recorrido físicamente exigente de 45 minutos con aproximadamente 700 metros a pie y más de 240 escalones irregulares (equivalente a una subida de 8 plantas). No hay paradas de descanso ni marcha atrás una vez dentro. No se permite llevar niños, excepto bebés pequeños en portabebés (que permiten al adulto que los acompaña tener ambas manos libres para las barandillas en los túneles). Los niños menores de 12 años deben ir acompañados de un adulto. El tour se realiza en túneles cerrados - por favor, tenga cuidado con los techos bajos, superficies irregulares y otros peligros de viaje - y siga las instrucciones del guía en todo momento.
- No permitido para viajeros con problemas de movilidad y niños que necesitan ser llevados debido a la gran cantidad de escalones (aproximadamente 240) para subir y bajar, así como superficies irregulares.
Opiniones(24)
Get to the island to make the most of what's on offer, and maybe stay overnight. The quokas are pretty common I. The settlement
This experience is amazing! Free Perth Pick up to the Jetty is a bonus point! We had a wonderful day on the island!
The tour was called the Grand Island Tour - Full Day but the system will not let me name it . My small family group of four had two elderly family members whose mobility situation was limited to walking sticks and very slow pace. The only point to consider with this tour to not consider for elderly people who walk very slowly. The person at the ticket collection office at Hilarys advised that our elderly family members would cope and stated at the Rottnest Island information desk we could arrange a golf cart/buggy to assist with getting our family members to the train stop tour pick up. We were advised that there would be a fee. The information desk, looked at us weird and declared there is no such service. So if you have elderly members with walking frame or sticks, this may not be a suitable tour. So some misinformation about that. We were worried we would not make the tour on time. As you only have 15 minutes from the Ferry to the pick up area. There is bunker tour which a lso stops elderly members completing, but we knew about this, due to the information and our tour guide - Fiona. Besides this early situation, the tour was great, which is mainly due to Fiona who was very mindful of our limited mobile family members and advising what we need to be prepared at the different stops. What also made it interesting, Fiona was very informative about the different areas of the island and where the best photo shots. Thank you for an amazing day tour. The Ferry travel to and back from Rottnest Island was good. The train part was funny and great. The only other feedback, the small lunch is eaten on the bus while they are driving around the island. It is a shame there is not a rest area we could stop to eat the meal properly . Nice small light lunch. Thanks again Fiona for the quality and amazing service you provided.
Study the map before arriving to the island. Got lost trying to find where the train was from the jetty. Get the train and do the tunnel tour. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and train driver very funny. Great experience with the quokkas around you while having lunch. Ferry ride was great.
It was one of the best tours we have done .... thank you we have done tours all over Europe ... this tour was one of the best we have done
Watch out for the seagulls at lunch time. A very friendly island. The ferry and train tour was a great and the staff polite and knowledgeable.
No full dialogue on the website about what the trip entails. The reception where you get the map and tickets doesn’t explain anything, and the map that you get is confusing. Don’t get off at stop 4 on the hop on/ off bus-stop 4 on the map refers to a different service not noted on the map. Reception is slow and not extremely helpful. Please ask island staff well ahead of time👌
Our pic up was 1.5 miles from our hotel!At pickup hotel ,no description offered by company.Pickup was 1.5 hours before ferry sailed.The only guide on this “tour “ is a volunteer on the Guns experience,there are no other guides of any kind.Only return time offered was printed on the ticket that is given to you at Hillary’s office.Isalnd experience is as just OK,we would not book again!
The train ride was scenic and my son loved being able to drive and press the horn. The history tour of tunnels was informative.
Being interested in history this was a must for me. The train was not running so a bus replaced it; no issue really. We done the tour with Ian, it was very enlightening and comprehensive. You get to explore the full complex!
Hi Shinester888, Thank you for sharing your experience! We're so glad you enjoyed the WWII local history tour, and it's great to hear that Ian’s insights made it even more enlightening. We appreciate your understanding with the train replacement, and we’re happy you were able to fully explore the complex. We hope to welcome you back for more historical adventures soon! Thanks, from the team at Rottnest Fast Ferries.
