1.8K views · 252 reactions | Immerse yourself amongst the world's largest quokka population by joining the Rottnest Voluntary Guides Association for their daily quokka tour. You'll get to witness special moments like these and learn more about these fascinating marsupials along the way. Help us keep our quokkas safe and healthy by not touching, feeding, or giving water to them and always observing from a safe distance.  (IG) paulletts | Rottnest Island, Western Australia | Facebook

1.8K reactions · 162 shares | Have you met the happiest animals in the world? Found on Perth’s very own island paradise, Quokkas inhabit Rottnest Island and we guarantee they’ll make you smile! Video Credit: camwildo (on IG) | Western Australia | Facebook

Looking for one of the best places to spot quokkas on Rottnest Island? Just a short stroll from the main settlement, you'll find Garden Lake. Wander along the boardwalk, listen to the rustle of the leaves, and watch them going about their day. With quokka joeys currently out and about, it's more important than ever to watch from a respectful distance. Please never touch or feed the quokkas so we can keep them healthy, safe, and wild. | Rottnest Island, Western Australia

Seen anything cuter? We’ll wait… Captured on Rottnest Island, Western Australia (Wadjemup)—just off the coast of Perth (Boorloo), this wholesome duo is the ultimate reminder of why this place steals hearts. With 63 stunning beaches, 20 beautiful bays, coral reefs, and shipwrecks, Rottnest is a haven for swimmers, snorkellers, and surfers alike. And on dry land? You’ll find the world’s happiest marsupial, found only in Western Australia. 📸 jasminewildlife/IG 📍 Rottnest Island (Wadjemup), a 30-m