View of Mandurah Estuary from Kwillena Gabi Pool

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Mandurah / Mandjoogoordap

Meeting place of the heart.

If you're looking for a stunning beachside paradise in Western Australia, look no further than the charming town of Mandurah. This idyllic coastal destination is perfect for both holidaymakers and settlers, with a plethora of activities to suit all tastes. From sandy beaches and water sports to world-class golf courses and lively nightlife, there's something for everyone in Mandurah.

The picturesque coastal scenery in Mandurah is second to none, making it a popular spot for tourists and locals alike. Sandy beaches, from town to town, create the perfect setting for a range of water sports such as jet skiing and kite sailing. Mandurah is also dotted with world-class golf courses that will satisfy even the keenest of golfers. As you play golf and enjoy the mesmerizing view of the Indian Ocean, you'll truly feel like you're in paradise!

Let’s take a closer look at some of the best places to explore in Mandurah.

The Beach Life

One of the most popular activities in Mandurah is beach-going, and with good reason! The stunning coastlines offer up beautiful white sand beaches and crystal clear waters – perfect for swimming or simply lounging around soaking up some sun. There are also plenty of opportunities for fishing, surfing, snorkelling, and kayaking. The shopping precinct is also located right on the waterfront, so you can shop till you drop while taking in views of the estuary & ocean.

Wildlife Adventures

Mandurah boasts a variety of wildlife parks and reserves where you can get up close and personal with some amazing creatures. At Peel-Harvey Estuary Nature Reserve you can go bird watching, or spot dolphins playing in the estuary or canals. And kangaroos really do jump around the streets & recreation parks in some area.

Forests and vineyards extend east to the Darling Escarpment. A dozen river tributaries wind and tumble down the slopes of the Escarpment to extensive wetlands unique to Western Australia.

Aquatic Fun

If you're looking to explore nature at its finest, be sure to visit the Peel Inlet and Harvey Estuary, where you'll find picturesque spots for pleasure craft and fishing charters. These estuaries are ideal especially for anyone who wants to relax and take time to bond with nature.

Here you can enjoy energetic water activities such as jet skiing, kite sailing and surfing to blissfully relaxing coastal parks shaded by trees and scattered picnic areas. Surrounding waterways are jam packed with snapper, dhufish and King George whiting just waiting to take your bait. Fishing charters and ocean wildlife tours surround the coastline. Ferry cruises and magnificent privately owned yachts and launches meander through canals around estuary waters and along the coast.

The Cuisine

Mandurah and the Peel Region have become home to some of Western Australia's premium local produce. Fine foods range from locally caught seafood, to exquisite Gold Plate winning fine dining. Full bodied olive oils, spicy olive tapenade, macadamia nut products, hand made chocolates, mouth watering bakeries, different varieties of cheeses are just some of a fantastic range of locally produced products available in Mandurah. The Peel Region is also respected for its Chenin Blanc and Shiraz, and specialty fruit wines and ports.

The Nightlife

One of the best things about Mandurah is the lively nightlife, which is just as diverse as the town itself. From live music and theater shows to nightclubs, there's never a dull moment in this vibrant town. Be sure to explore the old and new architecture that creates a great charm to the town, all while enjoying the lively atmosphere.

Be entertained by musical or circus buskers, jazz bands by the foreshore, hotel bands, captivating theater at the world class performing arts center or connecting cinema. Party throughout the night at local hotels and nightclubs that keep the music pumping until early hours of the morning. Finish your night out with a leisurely stroll along the foreshore illuminated with fairy lights among the trees.

Bring the Golf Clubs

Enjoy a lifestyle you can only dream of. Where golf courses overlook pristine beaches, native bushland and the Harvey Estuary. Home to some of Western Australia's most highly-acclaimed courses designed by some of the most renowned names in golf. Equipment hire is available so all you need to bring is yourself.

Mandurah is a stunning beachside town that needs to be on every traveler's bucket list. From the picturesque coastal landscape and water sports to the lively nightlife and historical attractions, there's no shortage of things to see and do. This is a place where you'll never run out of things to do, and you'll leave with unforgettable memories. Plan a visit today and experience all this charming destination has to offer!



Mandurah/Mandjoogoordap Map   

Latitude:

-32.53674821319622

Longitude:

115.74277475503949



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