Top Mandurah Tours by Duration

Maximize your chances of spotting wild dolphins in their natural habitat on this boat tour along the pristine waters of the Mandurah Estuary. Located less than an hour's drive south of Perth, the Mandurah waterways are home to wild dolphins and a large variety of birdlife. Your dolphin-watching cruise includes time in the Creery Wetlands and a jaunt through scenic canals, where luxury homes overlook the sparkling water.

Enjoy a quick sail off Australia’s southwest coast on this pirate ship adventure from Mandurah. Board this classic vessel at the island’s port and explore gorgeous canals, watch for bottlenose dolphins and enjoy marvelous views with on-board telescopes. Dress up with your favorite pirate costume, ring the ship’s bell and take a turn behind the wheel.

Cruise in comfort and relax aboard the White Pearl on this one hour scenic dolphin watching cruise. You will explore Mandurah's inland waterways that are twice the size of Sydney harbour. This cruise will take you through the Marina to view dolphin quay as well as a variety of boats followed by the famous Mandurah canals where you can view impressive million dollar homes before heading down the estuary to see the Creery Wetlands and boundary island. Mandurah also has an abundance of wildlife including black swans, cormorants and is home to over one hundred resident dolphins so keep a look out throughout your cruise you never know what you might sight. The White Pearl offers a more intimate cruise with a maximum of 19 guests onboard and one toilet.

Mandurah's best wildlife-watching spots sit apart across the estuary, wetlands, and inlet, and reaching all three by land isn't straightforward. Cover them on a half-day cruise from Mandurah, taking in the Mandurah Estuary, the Creery Wetlands, and Peel Inlet from the water. Watch for bottlenose dolphins and the many birds that gather along the Murray River, then break for a buffet lunch on board.

Enjoy the freshest seafood Western Australia has to offer with this half-day wild seafood cruise departing from Mandurah. Don’t settle for day-old seafood at a waterfront restaurant; this sea-to-plate experience will see you hauling up a lobster pot before heading back to calmer waters to enjoy a three-course seafood banquet featuring freshly-caught seafood.

Discover Dwellingup as we embark on the Hotham Valley for a train ride from Dwellingup to Etmilyn Train Station – an old 1920s train station along the Dwellingup Forest Railway. We’ll disembark at the Etmilyn Train Station for a short stroll around the Etmilyn Forest Walk before jumping on the Bibbulmun Track for our return hike to town, where we’ll enjoy some tasty gourmet pizzas. The Bibbulmun Track is Western Australia’s very own world-class long distance trail! When you immerse yourself in the Bibbulmun beauty found in the Darling Ranges it is easy to see why this trail is so highly regarded! You can expect stunning Darling Range forest comprising of jarrah, banksia, grass trees and marri eucalypts with a combo of narrow windy trails and some 4×4 tracks! This 10km hiking experience has some great natural scenery with a dose of railway history to take you on a step back in time.

This experience is perfect for a romantic getaway, a family bonding night or a get-together with friends. Travel down to the beautiful Lane Poole reserve and spend the night on a private farm in a private yurt tent. All the ingredients for dinner and breakfast will be provided. The property has a small kitchen with a barbeque as well as a shower and toilet. Spend time on the farm watching an incredible sunset and stargazing by the fire, before retreating into the yurt to spend a cozy night. You are located 30 minutes away from the spectacular lane Poole reserve so you have the opportunity to do some hiking, swim in the river or do some paddle boarding. Groups of 2-8 people