MANDURAH
Every trip has one free morning too few. These 4 mandurah dolphin watching tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Cruise Mandurah’s calm waterways with an English-speaking skipper and live guide. Expect dolphin sightings, canals lined with grand homes, wetlands, birdlife, Aboriginal history, and a playful deck for children. Dolphins are guaranteed, or you can cruise again free. Departures leave from central Mandurah.
“Just a pity not more dolphins seen but otherwise a nice relaxing day”
Spend about 75 minutes cruising Mandurah’s calm estuary, Creery Wetlands, ocean marina, and canal-lined waterways. An onboard guide shares local wildlife and regional history while you look for Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins. The boat carries no more than 20 people, and a dolphin sighting means a free return trip if needed.
“Excellent tour with family Nd friends - all enjoyed well- thanks you captain for the amazing Captaincy”
Spend two hours aboard Mandurah Cruises’ SuperCat, crossing the Peel-Harvey Estuary and Dawesville Cut in search of wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins. You’ll see Seba’s Song from the water, pass luxury canal homes, hear live commentary, and enjoy wetland birdlife. Fish and chips from Cicerello’s can be added before departure.
“Really enjoyed our trip to see dolphins and giant. Have seen lots of dolphins before but the experience we had on this trip didn't disappoint. we were given plenty of opportunity to enjoy the experience to the max. Seeing the giant was good too and we had ample opportunity for photos. A great trip well worth the money. I'd certainly recommend it.”
Join an English-speaking guide aboard the White Pearl for a one-hour cruise through Mandurah’s marina, canals, estuary, Creery Wetlands, and Boundary Island. You’ll see canal homes, boats, black swans, cormorants, and possibly dolphins. It is wheelchair accessible, but mobility scooters and non-folding strollers are not allowed.
Pick a coast, a boat or a swim.
