Best French Bakery in Rottnest Island

"Set in a restored 1898 warehouse, Bread in Common offers local produce and meats in a communal table setting. Share plates, sandwiches, cheese platters, and dips and spreads mean you’re not likely to leave unsatisfied."

"If you have an appreciation for cosy courtyards and all-day brunch menus, don’t look past this Freo classic. Crafted around sustainably grown local produce and seasonal foods, this homestyle menu is designed to make everyone feel satisfied. Australian ingredients like lemon myrtle, WA-sourced meats and even extra virgin oil make appearances on the delicious menu."

"Housed at the uber-cool heritage Moores Building, Moore & Moore is also home to a cutting-edge contemporary art gallery. This amazing brunch spot serves a fresh and seasonal all-day breakfast in the gallery’s shady courtyard. All their ingredients are sourced locally and ethically, with particular focus on gluten-free and vegetarian options."

"Brunch joints that take bookings are a rarity these days, but thankfully the incredible team (who might be the friendliest bunch in hospitality we’ve come across) at Duck Duck Bruce have you covered. Just a stone’s throw from the main Fremantle strip, this café has all the right nooks and crannies to enjoy the sunshine in the courtyard, people watching on the patio or an intimate catch up inside. The food (described as face filling awesomeness on their site) takes the usual breakfast jams and turns them on their head with the likes of chilli and coriander scrambled eggs with house garam masala, the crispy fennel potato straws with eggplant pickle or the Panaji spiced sausage roll."

"This coffee spot in Freo is pretty popular and you will have to stand in line!. But its worth the trouble to secure a table at the best café in Freo, (many think it is). You’ll love the laid-back ambience of this place belonging to three chums, who look at the lighter side of life, although their coffee is seriously amazing!"

"A quirky little cafe in Freo, Duck Duck Bruce serves up the classics along with some of their own delicious and different concoctions. The Rhubarbra Streisand featuring stewed rhubarb, strawberries, maple granola and coconut whip is a standout and with a name like that it’s not surprising."

"Still a working commercial port, Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour is a lovely waterfront pier, offering amazing seafood restaurants, bars, and entertainment. It’s also fun to see all the boats and trawlers in port. Esplanade Park and Little Creatures are all extremely close together, so it’s easy to visit all three together."

"Snap the giant lobsters in the 40-metre aquarium, capture the sun setting from the jetty or just sit back and relax in one of the beachside restaurants with your phone at the ready. Make sure you checkout the J Shed, just next to the Harbour, with its attention-grabbing rainbow coloured doors."

"IT has a variety of things to do like high speed jet rides, charter sailing rides, the maritime museum and many options of restaurants. Located in the heart of Fremantle, the harbor is home to more than 400 boats and is the fun centre of Fremantle, surrounded by many bars and eateries."

"Founded in 1983 as a place for students with disability to gain practical learning experiences, Landsdale Farm has always survived on the strong support of the community who continue to access it. Today the place boasts lush gardens, multiple training spaces and of course a huge range of animals!. They aim to provide meaningful and memorable learning experiences to the general public, students with disability and school groups."

"The most popular of Fremantle's public sculptures is Greg James's statue of Bon Scott (1946–80), strutting on a Marshall amplifier in Fishing Boat Harbour. The AC/DC singer moved to Fremantle with his family in..."