Departing from Mandurah's Eastern Foreshore jetty, this 45 minute cruise offers amazing 360' views of the local waterways and canals. As you board The Pirate Ship one of our scallywag crew members will oversee your safe embarkment onto the vessel and ensure you're settled into your seat ready for departure. A pirate themed safety briefing from the crew and then we'll be underway through Mandurah's inland waterways. Our crew will be offering short commentary as we see key landmarks in the area and you'll have the option to take photos with the crew, steer the pirate wheel, ring the bell or sit back and enjoy the scenery and lookout for the wildlife that call the Mandurah canals home, including the famous bottlenose dolphins.

Every ticket includes a dolphin guarantee or cruise again for free! Cruise with playful dolphins and explore winding waterways on Western Australia’s best-value marine tour. Dolphin Cruise & Views is a 1-1.25 hour scenic tour showcasing the top highlights of the coastal haven, Mandurah, and if you don't see the wild dolphins, come again for free! Travel through a magnificent ocean marina and stunning canals lined with luxury homes. Visit global landmarks and see amazing birdlife. Kids love nautical fun on deck, with a lifelike engine room, marine controls, captain’s wheel, giant binoculars, and more. Experience Mandurah’s unique wonders of the water, only an hour from Perth. Cruises are available daily. *** IMPORTANT NOTE *** All guests must be able to move around the vessel independently and safely. This includes boarding, handling small steps or walkways, moving around and staying seated during small waves without crew assistance. If unsure please call us directly.

Travel WA’s most history-rich river aboard a half-day sightseeing lunch with Mandurah Cruises. Feast on a delicious buffet menu with desserts while exploring winding waterways of Mandurah city, Peel Inlet and the serene Murray River. Step back in time and discover its fascinating history with live commentary from an expert local guide. See local wildlife, birds, flora and dolphins along the way. Visit a remote island for a guided walk at Cooper’s Mill – a heritage site only accessible by boat. As you cruise, enjoy complimentary hot drinks and a licensed bar on deck. Tours depart regularly from central Mandurah. *** IMPORTANT NOTE *** All guests must be able to move around the vessel independently and safely. This includes boarding, handling small steps or walkways, moving around and staying seated during small waves without crew assistance.

Looking for a more relaxed adventure on Mandurah’s waterways? Our Midweek cruise offers just that! Available outside of school holidays, this off-peak 90-minute cruise lets you sail longer and enjoy more time to take in the beautiful sights of Mandurah. All the fun of our regular pirate cruise is here – steer the ship, fire the water cannons, and enjoy the calm, scenic surroundings. The slower pace of this cruise allows you to fully appreciate the stunning views and local wildlife that call Mandurah home, from playful dolphins to pelicans and cormorants. Perfect for those looking for a laid-back and immersive experience, the midweek cruise offers both savings and an extended opportunity to explore. ⚓ Highlights: 90-minute off-peak midweek cruise Steer the pirate wheel and fire the water cannons Take in Mandurah’s incredible scenery and wildlife A slower-paced, relaxed cruise ideal for unwinding BYO Food and drinks encouraged to be enjoyed throughout this cruise

1.5 Hour Sundowner cruise Enjoy your evening aboard the Pirate Ship. This 1.5hr cruise will depart from the Eastern Foreshore heading north towards the marina to see all the amazing boats, we'll turn around in Dolphin Quay before coming back into the estuary and into the Port Mandurah canals. Venturing down a few canals you'll be able to view the magnificent homes before we exit the canals into the top of the estuary to watch the sunset before returning to the same jetty. We encourage everyone to bring drinks and snacks to be enjoyed throughout the cruise, responsible consumption of alcohol is required please bring no more than four drinks per person. This cruise operates seasonally on a Saturday evening from the middle of January to April. The Sundowner cruise departure time will change each week based on the time of the sunset. Please ensure you are ready to board 15 minutes prior to departure.

FRESH MANDURAH LOBSTER, FROM OCEAN TO PLATE Nothing tastes better than fresh seafood, especially when you catch it yourself and someone cooks it for you! Introducing the Wild Seafood Experience ~ dining with the difference, on the water in Mandurah. Western Rock Lobster is a delicious delicacy of our local ocean. Mandurah has a 100-year history as a seafood hot spot in Western Australia. It is home to an abundance of crabs, lobsters, crayfish and many other mouthwatering delicacies. Our interactive seafood lunch cruise takes you to experience this thriving and sustainable marine world, firsthand. Catch, learn, indulge and enjoy! *** IMPORTANT NOTE *** All guests must be able to move around the vessel independently and safely including boarding via a narrow, slightly angled ramp, handling small steps/walkways and ladder style stair case to access the upper deck. As the vessel is on open ocean, guests must be able to stay upright on moving water without assistance.

The GIANTS OF MANDURAH is a unique outdoor exhibition featuring larger-than-life sculptures made from recycled wood. Created by world-leading recycle artist Thomas Dambo, these giants celebrate each location’s natural beauty and highlight the need to protect our environment. Join us as we explore the waterways and wetlands on Bindjareb Noongar Country, cruising through Mandurah’s water wilderness to visit Seba’s Song. This Giant faces away from land, contemplating the water—the only one positioned this way—and can only be viewed fully by boat. Mandurah hosts five Giants in secret locations. Let us help you find the fourth Giant on a journey through stunning scenery and waterways, spotting dolphins and birdlife—the very reasons Mandurah was chosen for this exhibition. IMPORTANT NOTE Guests must move independently and safely around the vessel, including boarding, small steps, a ladder-style staircase, and a narrow walkway to bow. Guests must be able to stay upright on moving water.

Enjoy a relaxing evening on this 90 minute cruise. Experience a Western Australian Sunset departing on a Saturday evening in January. This cruise will take you to see the amazing canal homes into the Peel Harvey estuary and the Mandurah Marina before watching the sun go down with your friends and family. Bring some snacks and drinks to be enjoyed. The vessel isn't licensed.

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.

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.