Journey south by car or catch the train to Mandurah, located only one hour from the city of Perth.
The name Mandurah is believed to be derived from the Aboriginal word ‘mandjar’, which means ‘trading place’.
Mandurah provides an idyllic setting for culture, food and shopping. Visit the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre which overlooks the waters of Mandjar Bay. The spectacular Mandurah Ocean Marina in the heart of Mandurah is an ideal way to experience the best of what Mandurah has to offer, such as parklands, alfresco dining, shops, markets and cafes.
Mandurah is located in the Peel Region of Western Australia. The region is renowned for its magnificent jarrah forests, wineries and picturesque dams. The rural towns of the region are well worth a visit and include historic Pinjarra and Waroona.
Visit the Peel Region and:
- Canoe, kayak or go white water rafting on the Murray River.
- Take a ride on the Hotham Valley Steam Train.
- Walk a section of the Bibbulmun Track or cycle a section of the Munda Biddi Trail.
- Try one of the many horse riding activities at Langford Hill Riding Farm.
- Explore the Peel Region’s vineyards or shop for antiques.
- Visit Lake Navarino (Waroona Dam) and go fishing, water skiing, canoeing, bush walking, or have a picnic.
- Visit the fascinating Forest Heritage Centre in Dwellingup and discover all there is to know about forests, trees and wood. The centre is a wheelchair accessible tourist attraction.
Location: Mandurah is located 75 kilometres south of the city of Perth.
Experience Perth
Mandurah Visitor Centre
Hotham Valley Steam Train
Langford Hill Riding Farm
Forest Heritage Centre