Wadjemup, also known as Rottnest Island in Western Australia, is known for its wild ocean scenery, crystal clear waters, surrounding dive sites, and its population of adorable quokkas – but it ...

Located about 12 miles (19 km) from mainland Western Australia, Rottnest Island is visited all year long by tourists and locals alike for its pristine beaches and unique Aussie animals. Here’s ...

In the early 1900s, Mr Massenbauer said it was one of only three places in WA — along with Lake Hillier on Middle Island and pink lakes on Rottnest Island — that the state relied on for salt.

There's more to Rottnest Island than smiling quokkas - but they're pretty difficult to resist, writes Brett Atkinson. If it's good enough for tennis superstars Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, ...

The lake stretches about 1,969 feet long, surrounded by a strip of sand and eucalyptus trees. Scientists believe the water's bright pink color comes from bacteria living in the salt crusts.

Jay Chou releases ‘Pink Ocean’ music video shot in Australia’s Hutt Lagoon and Rottnest Island The latest track from his recent album 'Greatest Works Of Art' to receive a music video By Scott Ng ...

Hikers can also traverse the Gabbi Karniny Bidi, a 9.5 km loop that takes you up hills, through the patchwork of Rottnest Island bushland, and winds its way amongst the island's salt lake systems.

The lake is on the largest island in Western Australia’s Recherche Archipelagohas and was discovered in 1802. Elsewhere in the world, the Las Coloradas lakes in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula also ...

Guy Grey-Smith’s Rottnest connects strongly to the land. Detail from Guy Grey-Smith, Rottnest, 1954-57, oil on canvas, 61.2x76.5 cm (h,w), The University of Western Australia Art Collection, Tom ...