Mandurah Attractions & Things To Do
The Peel Region is a fresh wonderland of water, from surging surf to babbling brook to peaceful estuary. The variety of water-based things to do in Mandurah and surrounds is spectacular. In this diverse environment, you can discover some of WA’s finest natural assets.
The area is blessed with some of the most pristine beaches on the south-west coast, and it’s surprisingly easy to find a quiet cove all to yourself.
Take a picnic to enjoy the full spectacle of Serpentine Falls anytime of the year.
At the Creery Wetlands, you can view over 80 bird species, and islands teeming with unique native plant and animal life. You might choose to travel there by canoe.
Lake Clifton is the place to find the extraordinary thrombolite formations, living fossils that have sheltered in these shallow waters for millennia.
Home to over 70 dolphins Mandurah’s waterways are the perfect arena to spot one of our frolicking locals and their calf.
For fishing enthusiasts, the beaches, the estuary, the lakes and the rivers are easy to access, and deep-sea fishing awaits those who have access to a boat.
Mandurah is a water playground, with its world-class marina, pleasure boats and pontoons for hire, and a huge range of experiences on offer.
Crabbing is a local tradition, and it’s easy to cast a net from a local jetty or a dinghy and pull up tasty blue swimmer crab.
There’s great surfing to be had, and divers can explore an historic shipwreck. For a more leisurely day, any time of year, voyage along the estuary on a scenic dolphin cruise.
Hire a boat, kayak, canoe or paddle boat and explore the vast inland waters, including the Murray River and the internationally listed Peel-Yalgorup wetland system.
Have a slow paddle down the Hotham River or get your adrenaline pumping with white-water rafting at Baden Powell during winter, or a jetski tour through the Mandurah estuary in summer.
Erskine Walk Trail
Located just moments from Mandurah Quay Resort, the Erskine Walk Trail offers a peaceful and family-friendly way to experience the natural beauty of the region. Winding alongside the serene waters of the Peel Inlet, this scenic trail is perfect for leisurely walks, bike rides, or relaxed morning strolls with the kids. Shaded by native trees and rich with local birdlife, the trail provides an ideal balance of relaxation and outdoor adventure, allowing guests to unwind while staying connected to nature. Whether you’re looking to enjoy quiet time together or explore the area at your own pace, the Erskine Walk Trail is a standout attraction right on your doorstep.
Boundary Island Brewery
Just across the road from Mandurah Quay Resort, the award-winning Boundary Island Brewery is a must-visit local attraction for guests looking to relax and soak up the Mandurah atmosphere. Set on the waterfront, this popular brewery is known for its handcrafted beers, laid-back vibe, and family-friendly dining, making it an easy and enjoyable outing during your stay. Whether you’re stopping in for a casual lunch, sampling local brews, or watching the sun set over the water, Boundary Island Brewery offers a true taste of the region right on your doorstep.
Family Fun
The region is really attuned to families (and it’s so close to Perth that before you hear “Are we there yet?”, the answer will be “Yes”).
Give the whole family a ‘hands-on’ zoo experience at Ranger Reds Zoo Conservation Park. You’ll find over 100 species of birds and animals, including Tasmanian devils and wombats.
Pirate Ship Mandurah
A favourite with families, the Pirate Ship Mandurah is a fun and memorable attraction just a short drive from Mandurah Quay Resort. This lively cruise experience takes children and adults alike on an interactive adventure along the waterways, complete with pirate crew, water cannons, and plenty of laughs along the way. Perfect for keeping younger guests entertained while enjoying the scenic surrounds of Mandurah, the Pirate Ship offers a unique and playful way to explore the area during your holiday.
Surfing
Let us put you in touch with local companies to experience some of Western Australia‘s best surfing with a fun, safe and professional approach to teaching people how to surf, or how to improve upon your surfing. All equipment provided. Prices on application.
Shopping
The region presents a wide range of relaxed shopping experiences, from charming country stores, to shiny city shop fronts, to the excitement and colour of open-air markets.
Mandurah city offers a variety of fashion boutiques, art galleries, gift shops and other retail outlets, in sophisticated open-air malls as well as a range of shopping centres.
Look for inspiration along the waterfront shopping boulevard, wander the stalls of a farmers’ market, browse handmade treasures, discover unusual collectables, or pick up a case of your favourite varietal at a boutique cellar door.
Inland, the lovely patchwork of townships, farmland and vineyards is a trove of antique emporiums, roadside stalls, art and craft galleries and village stores.
Fine wood crafts are a highlight of the Peel Region, with great skill and superb materials on display in a number of places, perhaps most notably in the gallery of Dwellingup’s Forest Heritage Centre.
Golf
Looking for the best golf courses near Mandurah? Mandurah Quay Resort is perfectly positioned close to several top‑rated Western Australian golf destinations, offering championship layouts, coastal links, and scenic bushland fairways — all within easy driving distance.
The Cut Golf Course – Dawesville (12 minute drive)
One of Australia’s highest‑rated coastal golf courses, featuring dramatic oceanfront holes and a true links‑style challenge.
Mandurah Country Club – Halls Head (10 minute drive)
A popular Mandurah golf course known for its tree‑lined fairways, wildlife, and friendly club environment.
Meadow Springs Golf & Country Club (15 minute drive)
A premier bushland course offering wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and a peaceful “golf as nature intended” experience.
Pinjarra Golf Club (25 minute drive)
A historic and relaxed country course ideal for social golfers and visitors seeking a scenic round near Mandurah.
Secret Harbour Golf Links (30 minute drive)
A traditional Scottish‑inspired links course with rolling dunes, ocean winds, and sweeping coastal views.
The Giants of Mandurah
The Giants of Mandurah are a striking collection of large-scale wooden sculptures created by renowned Danish artist Thomas Dambo, set throughout the Mandurah region in Western Australia. Constructed primarily from recycled timber and reclaimed materials, each giant is carefully positioned within natural bushland, wetlands, and coastal environments, encouraging exploration and a deeper connection with the landscape. Designed as part of an interactive trail, the giants blend art, sustainability, and storytelling, inviting visitors to discover them on foot or by bike while learning about environmental stewardship. Since their installation, the Giants of Mandurah have become a major cultural attraction, drawing locals and tourists alike to experience the region through a sense of adventure, creativity, and respect for nature.
Spa Treatments / Massages
We are able to recommend a number of our local beauty clinics depending on your needs.
Performing Arts
The Mandurah Performing Arts is the home of visual and performing arts in Mandurah and Peel Region of Western Australia. The Mandurah Performing Arts Centre was formally opened in June 1997 funded by the WA State Government and the City of Mandurah. The Centre’s facilities are designed around glassed foyer areas which offer sweeping views over the city centre and Mandjar Bay. Comprising the Boardwalk Theatre, the Fishtrap Theatre and the Alcoa Mandurah Art Gallery, the Centre is an icon for the performing and visual arts in the Peel Region.
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