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Tate McRae took a boat trip to Rottnest Island with members of her touring group on Thursday, November 7, 2024, during the Western Australia stop of her Think Later tour. PerthNow reported that dancer Maycee Steele shared footage of McRae jumping into the water.
What Tate McRae did on Rottnest Island
PerthNow reported on November 7, 2024, that McRae visited Rottnest Island by boat with some of her dancers while in Western Australia for the Australian leg of her Think Later world tour. The report said video of her jumping into the water appeared in an Instagram story posted by dancer Maycee Steele; it did not quote McRae directly. PerthNow’s report
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How the island trip fit her Perth stop
PerthNow said McRae had arrived in Western Australia on Tuesday and was scheduled to perform in Perth on Friday. The Rottnest outing therefore fell between her arrival and that concert, during the tour’s Australian leg. These are details from the November 2024 itinerary, not a current schedule.
The boat named in related coverage
A related PerthNow feature identified the vessel as Serendipitous, a 60-foot catamaran operated by The Boats WA. The article listed an eight-metre tender and a capacity of 36 guests among its features. Those details describe the vessel; they do not establish which amenities McRae or her group used. PerthNow’s related boat coverage
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That 2024 feature also quoted McRae’s guitarist Zach Fenske about the return crossing: “The seas were beautiful yet brutal on the return.” PerthNow published a charter rate of $900 per hour in that report. It is a historical figure, not a confirmed current price.
Independent reader supportYour contribution helps us test, update, and keep practical guides available for everyone.What the reports do—and do not—confirm
The account of the outing comes from PerthNow’s reporting and its description of social-media posts. The original Instagram story was not independently accessed, and the cited coverage provides no direct statement from McRae, Steele, the boat operator, or the Rottnest Island Authority confirming the specific visit. The reports support the broad picture: a boat trip to Rottnest with some touring companions, with footage attributed to Steele’s story.
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