Boat Tours – Mandurah

Experience Boat Tours in Mandurah

The place to be: Head for the Mandurah Ocean Marina after your boat tour, as it’s the perfect place to hang out, and grab a bite to eat or a cooling drink. With its marina views, all very picturesque, you’ll be glad you had the rest. And then, when you’re ready to go, there’s the Mandurah heritage walking tour. Learn of the pioneer families, the places of interest and the cultural history. An eye-opener.

Best time to visit: Mandurah is an hour from Perth, so you know that this is a region that can boast great weather. The region averages around 300 days of sunshine per year. Spring and Autumn are the best times to visit, it’s when the weather is comfortably warm, and the calendar is full of events and activities.

• You’ll no doubt see the Mandurah bridge during your exploring. It’s actually been rebuilt three times since it was first constructed back in 1894. It was last updated in 2017 and can now take both transport and pedestrians. It's a bridge that really is a focal point in the community.

• The first people of the region were the Bindjareb people of the Noongar Nation. They lived and fished the area. With its abundance of natural resources, Mandurah was a comfortable and enjoyable place to call home.

• The depth of the Mandurah estuary isn’t that deep, averaging around 1-2 meters. It makes it a safe and friendly place for all the family to visit and enjoy through water-based activities.