FERRY TRIPS
The crossings worth booking.
The 6 most popular rental bikes ferries. We break down the sailings worth booking - the crossing time, the fare, who runs the boat and what the trip is actually like once you are aboard.
Same-day SeaLink ferry from Fremantle plus bike hire on Rottnest Island. Ride beaches, spot quokkas, and return the same day.
Most Popular“It was so good It would have been better if there was a parking lot”
Rottnest Island by ferry and included bike hire from Perth or Fremantle, with car-free cycling, quokkas, and optional snorkeling.
“We really enjoyed this tour. We would be able to meet Quokka in the wild, and it easy to go to some beautiful places. I recommend that you.”
Rent an e-bike and ride SF at your pace to Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman’s Wharf, and more. Optional one-way ferry back.
“Very good but the battery died which was about 4 hours to go, and when I returned the gentleman explained that the staff would of come out to replace the battery I was over an hour ride away. Probably be better to explain that before?”
Self-guided bike rental for a car-free Golden Gate Bridge ride to Sausalito and Tiburon, with maps, fitting, helmet, and ferry return.
Fast ferry from Hillarys plus bike hire for a self-guided Rottnest Island day, with time to chase beaches, quokkas, and Wadjemup Lighthouse.
“The whole experience was fabulous, the small beaches/coves are stunning. Make sure you take water and snacks if your wanting to explore Island as there is only a couple of spots to get refreshments”
Self-guided San Francisco electric bike rental with help from staff, a Golden Gate Bridge ride, and optional ferry back to the city.
“Great activity especially for solo traveller - loved it!!! Highly recommend. Super helpful staff!!”
Pedal-assist e-bike day in San Francisco: Golden Gate Bridge, Sausalito, Fisherman’s Wharf, plus an optional Sausalito-to-SF ferry ride.
“E-bikes are the way to go for SF!! Was super grateful I chose to pay extra for the pedal assisted bikes. Worth the money. Altho compared to regular bikes, they take some getting used to (more power in each pedal). Pick up was smooth, friendly staff. Video briefing on directions to cycle across the GGB…”
From the Aegean to the Andaman, here is every crossing on the site.
