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Mandurah Visitor Centre
Information Centres Mandurah, Mandurah, Western Australia
Visitor Information Centres
The Mandurah Visitor Centre is conveniently located on the eastern foreshore Boardwalk precinct.
The setting for childhood memories, Mandurah still retains that magical holiday feeling. However, in almost every other way, it has been transformed. What was once a small fishing village is now an exciting city; a city glittering with sunlit waterways everywhere you go.
The heart of the city, arranged around an estuary crisscrossed by pleasure boats and pontoon barges, is alive with cafes and restaurants dotted along the boardwalks. Family-friendly activities mix with sophisticated cultural venues to create a smorgasbord of experiences to satisfy any taste.
Along the coast, the beaches are still sensational, as is the surfing, windsurfing, sailing and anything else you enjoy on the water.
The new marina precinct has taken the Mandurah boating culture to greater heights, and added an array of leisure and shopping a short distance from the city centre.
Follow the waterways out into the Peel Region, and restaurants, wineries, historical sites and other attractions bring more variety and surprises to a Mandurah visit.
The welcoming coastal community of the past is now a vibrant, contemporary city.
It’s been refreshed – and it can do the same thing for you.
Facilities
Aboriginal Culture
Art & Culture
Australian Tourism Accreditation
Birdwatching
Booking/Tour Desk
Carpark
Caters for hearing impairment
Caters for high support needs
Caters for vision impairment
Coach Parking
Disabled access available
Electric Vehicle Charging Point
Family
Food & Wine
Free Wifi
Hiking
History & Heritage
Luxury
Major Events
Nature & Wildlife
Picnic Area
Public Toilet
Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
RV Parking
Scenic Drives
Spa & Wellbeing
Sports
Swimming
Tourism Council Australia
Visitor Information Centre
Visitor Information Centre National Accreditation
Walk
Wheelchair access
