Australian Owned & Designed
Australian Owned & Designed
Rottnest Island Eco Retreat
LOCATION
Rottnest Island, Western Australia
Product
83 Eco Tents
Type
Eco-Friendly Resort
Discovery Rottnest Island has been developed with the local Rottnest holidaymaker very much in mind, but also caters for visitors to Western Australia who seek out an exceptional natural experience. Accordingly, accommodation options range from affordable family eco tents through to a true five-star glamping experience.
The 83 eco glamping tents on Rottnest Island come in four service levels with each glamping tent featuring an ensuite bathroom, pillow-topped bed and furnished private decks. Many of these eco tents also include kitchenettes, with the deluxe tents boasting opulent beachfront views and walk-in wardrobes.
The eco-friendly Rottnest glamping tents are linked via walkways and boardwalks to Pinky’s Beach Club, which is the heart of the property, and the ideal place to capture the sunset over a meal or drink.
The $25 million development is a joint venture between WA’s Baileys Group, and Discovery Holiday Parks. It has undergone an intensive application process to ensure the development preserves the island’s environmental integrity.
As Australia’s largest owner and operator of holiday parks, Discovery Parks knows how to create holiday experiences. With around 40 properties in WA, and over 250 across Australia, Discovery is a significant contributor to the local and national tourism economy. Discovery Rottnest Island is the first property in the company’s new ‘Experience’ portfolio, which sits along the company’s existing brands of Discovery Parks, Top Parks and G’DAY Rewards.
For more than 30 years the Baileys Group Directors have built national businesses in the marine infrastructure, marine transport and tourism industries. They all grew up on the West Australian coastline regularly visiting Rottnest Island and enjoying all that Rottnest has to offer. Having owned and operated Rottnest Express for over 10 years, the Baileys Group has had a strong affinity to the island and the WA tourism industry.
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