There are 14 attractions in Mandurah - Town open on Sunday
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Contemporary Art Spaces Mandurah provides a hub of activity and arts experiences to the broad Mandurah community.
Get ready for something epic. The magical world of internationally renowned Danish recycle artist Thomas Dambo is on its way to Western Australia.
Located against the backdrop of Mandjar Bay, the Alcoa Mandurah Art Gallery creates new experiences and opportunities for local artists and the viewing public.
Learn about the city of Mandurah, a place criss-crossed by waterways, a city with the heart of a people.
The Critters Conservation Centre at Mandurah Forum will be a new, long-term addition to the centre and is the brain child of Critters Up Close founder and local wildlife warrior Michael Smith
King Carnival, situated on the lovely scenic Mandurah Estuary, is well appointed with a wide variety of rides and features. The Carnival is one of the oldest, historical amusement sites in the state.
Museum features photographs, objects and information which reflect the progression of Mandurah from pre-settlement through its development as a quiet holiday town into the thriving city we know today
Is it a catamaran – or a giant banana? It’s the awesome new Mandurah Waterbikes, the hottest way to cruise Mandjar Bay and meet the famous dolphins
Rushton Park (also known as Lane Group Stadium under ground sponsorship arrangements) is an Australian rules football ground located in Mandurah, Western Australia.
Offering sightseeing tours during the day through the Mandurah Estuary and Canals, The Pirate Ship Mandurah is the perfect family activity!
Book with WhatSUP for the ultimate group event
SUP board lessons with fully accredited and skilled instructors.
Unwind and soak up the beautiful Mandurah surrounds on a SUP sunset paddle
Discover the natural wildlife of Mandurah with WhatsSUP Adventure tours