Explore Mandurah - Relaxed by Nature with local guidance.
Discover guide-led ways to experience Mandurah - Relaxed by Nature, from slower local escapes to more immersive nature experiences, with clearer context on what suits your timing, interests, and pace.
The best version of a destination is often the one shaped by local knowledge, not just a list of things to do.
Plan Your Visit
Essential Information
Mandurah offers unique experiences including dolphin spotting in one of Australia's healthiest populations, exploring the famous Thomas Dambo Giants sculptures, and cruising through scenic canals between stately homes. The Peel-Harvey Estuary provides internationally significant wetlands for eco-tours, while visitors enjoy WA's largest Christmas Lights display, fresh blue manna crab at the annual Crab Fest, pristine beaches, and waterfront dining. Located just 55 minutes from Perth by train or car, it combines a laid-back lifestyle with holiday vibes, Aboriginal cultural experiences, and adventures ranging from kayaking to luxury seafood cruises.
Get Out There
Things to Do
Giants of Mandurah Trail
Four spectacular wooden sculptures by Thomas Dambo, up to 5 metres tall, integrated into natural landscapes with a 3.5km walk to find the hidden fifth giant
Dolphin Watching & Canal Cruises
Spot wild bottlenose dolphins in the estuary and canals while cruising past luxury homes, with options ranging from sunset cruises to pirate ship adventures
Wild Seafood Experience
Indulgent three-hour feast aboard Mandurah Cruises featuring seven-course lunch with WA oysters, crabs, lobster, and wine from Howard Park
Meet Your Hosts
Local Expertise
Connect with verified local Tribe Guides who know Mandurah inside and out
John Taylor - Hiking Guide
Tribe Guide
Adventure specialist focusing on hiking trails, cave exploration, and outdoor activities around Margaret River. Passionate about sustainable tourism and conservation.