Attractions near Mandurah

The Peel Region Paddling Trails meander along the Serpentine and Murray Rivers surrounding Mandurah and Pinjarra in the Peel Region, an hour south of Perth.

Walk, jog, cycle or just sit alongside the estuary at Mandurah’s Foreshore Reserve. Children will enjoy playing in one of Western Australia’s favourite playgrounds, where

The Peel Region is Western Australia’s most diverse region and offers some amazing experiences only a short drive from Perth. Blessed with internationally-recognised natural attractions,

The Mandurah Performing Arts Centre is one of Australia’s premier regional performing and visual arts centres. Mandurah is located south of Perth and is now

With six wall to wall cinema screens featuring the highest quality crystal clear digital sound, you really can experience the difference at Reading Cinemas Mandurah.

Explore Mandurah's spectacular and protected waterways on a kayak, canoe or stand-up paddleboard. Float lazily down the calm Mandurah Estuary, paddle past impressive multi-million dollar mansions and explore the impressive birdlife around Mandurah's extensive wetlands system. Whether you are a novice or experienced paddler you will love this easy to paddle trail. Dolphins are regularly spotted in the area, so do not be surprised if they suddenly pop up right next to you to join you on your water adventure. You can hire kayaks, canoes and stand-up paddleboards from the centrally located hire outlets in the heart of Mandurah if you do not have your own equipment.

For a fun day out for the whole family to enjoy come and see us at King Carnival Mini Golf. King Carnival has an amazing

Blessed with 134 kilometres of calm inland waterways, Mandurah is the ultimate water playground for everyone and a true paddler's paradise. The shallow Peel Inlet

Mandurah is surrounded by water. The waters of the Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary (one of Australia's largest inlet systems) form the centre of the

Abingdon Miniature Village displays to scale model miniatures of historic buildings from the United Kingdom, set amongst four acres of beautifully manicured gardens. These 1:10

The location of the Mandurah Country Club - nestled between the Indian Ocean and the Peel Estuary - provides some magnificent views from the Clubhouse.

Measuring 6189 metres from the blue tees, the golf course promises a unique experience through open bush land, the layout dictated by the natural features

The Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet is a large system of shallow estuarine and saline, brackish and freshwater lakes and covers 134 square kilometres -

No golfer visiting Perth should miss The Cut Golf Course at Port Bouvard. Ranked on Rolex's World's Top 1,000 list and among Australia’s top 25

Peel Zoo is a boutique, hands-on zoo, in a lush setting on the banks of the Murray River. What makes Peel Zoo really unique is

Secret Harbour’s wide beach, good swimming and surfing conditions have resulted in it being designated and developed as a regional beach area. The recreation node

The historic homestead of Edenvale in Pinjarra offers an enlightening glimpse into the life of the former Premier of Western Australia, Sir Ross McLarty. This

Bindjareb Cultural Park Key features includes visit or shop at an Aboriginal art gallery with authentic arts and crafts,tours of sacred and historic Aboriginal sites.

The Heritage Rose Garden is home to 300 different heritage roses and over 600 rose bushes. Look out for the oldest known rose that dates

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

Old Blythewood is a historic farm house in Pinjarra. Purchased by John McLarty in 1856, the farm became one of the most successful in the

The Pinjarra Race Club conducts thoroughbred racing at Pinjarra Park, Western Australia’s most picturesque racecourse. It is the perfect venue to spend a superb day

Palm Beach Boat Ramp East is located in Rockingham and allows boat users to launch their vessels into Cockburn Sound. There are two ramps and

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

A full sensory experience, the Baldivis Children’s Forest is full of different textures, objects and cool natural treasures for you and your family to explore!

Aqua Jetty is one of the City's and Western Australia's premier aquatic and health facilities and is open all year round. The facilities include: -

Lark Hill Sportsplex provides for a multitude of sports including rugby league, rugby union, touch football, softball, cricket, soccer, football and more, as well as

The Mary Davies Library and Community Centre is a contemporary, cutting-edge library service and multi-purpose community centre. Named in honour of Mary Davies (1926 –2014), a passionate and committed member of the Rockingham community, she had interests in community projects and local history. The multi-purpose community centre's spaces are available for hire and suitable for seminars, conferences, functions, performances, meetings, computer training, group classes, children's parties (from 0-6 years) and creative workshops.

Somethings clearly get better with age! Located at Yalgorup National Park, south of Mandurah, the thrombolite reef at Lake Clifton offers you a glimpse of

The Donald Drive Boat Ramp is located on Safety Bay Road opposite Donald Drive in Safety Bay. The Donald Drive Boat Ramp is a sand launching facility and has approximately 15 boat trailer parking bays available. For more information on the boat ramp, please visit the City of Rockingham website.

Palm Beach Boat Ramp East is located in Rockingham and allows boat users to launch their vessels into Cockburn Sound. There are two ramps and

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

From the white sands of Safety Bay you can sail, windsurf, kayak, cruise, snorkel or dive to meet some of the amazing marine life of

Mersey Point Jetty is located on Mersey Road in Shoalwater. It is the departure point for the ferry to Penguin Island and for boat tours of the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. The ferry departs from Mersey Point hourly from September to May. Ferry tickets can be purchased at the nearby visitor centre.

Only 45 minutes south of Perth and a five minute ferry ride across Shoalwater Bay, Penguin Island is a premier nature based tourism attraction.

The walk features several cultural heritage icons that though public art, interprets the community’s connections to the past and reflects the community’s relationship to the

Penguin Island is a magnet for nature lovers and is home to the largest colony of Little Penguins. The moderate 1.5 kilometre loop trail starts

Pristine Islands, reefs and ship wrecks make for excellent diving, snorkelling and wildlife watching in the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. At Penguin Island, Little Penguins

The Carlisle Street Boat Ramp is a sand launching facility which is located within the Shoalwater Islands Marine Park. It has approximately 12 boat trailer parking bays available for use and is close to the beach. For more information on the boat ramp, please visit the City of Rockingham website.

The Rockingham Golf Club, located in a magnificent bush land setting, offers a golf course as natural as can be achieved in the metropolitan area,