Seeking an exhilarating adventure in the Mandurah area? Come and visit Mandurah Indoor Rock Climbing!
Whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned climber, this dynamic facility offers a thrilling experience regardless of skill level. Dive into the excitement of bouldering, conquer the heights with top roping, or master lead climbing. Beyond the walls, discover unique activities like aerial silks, ninja training as part of a class and even outdoor adventures.
With club climbs, social nights, birthday parties, and ever-changing routes, there's always something new to explore. Embrace the fun, supportive atmosphere and create unforgettable memories while pushing your limits.
Meadow Springs Golf and Country Club is an 18-hole championship layout featuring "Golf as nature intended".
The outstanding practice facilities include a 25-bay full-length natural grass driving range, a large putting green, a chipping green/short-game area and three practice bunkers.
Measuring 6,189 metres from the blue tees, the golf course promises a unique experience through open bushland, the layout dictated by the natural features of the land. Towering 200-year-old Tuart trees line generous fairways and subtly rolling greens. Few holes run parallel enhancing the sensation of being alone in the wilderness.
The facility also includes a function centre and cafe catering to golfers and the general public.
The Serpentine River is one of three rivers flowing into the Peel-Harvey Estuary which is twice the size of Sydney Harbour and provides a habitat to many species of fauna and flora, including black swans, ospreys, wild dolphins and blue manna crabs. Known as "Waangaamaap Bilya" by the Noongar people, it has helped feed families and sustain life throughout millennia.
The All-Abilities Paddle Launch at Riverside Gardens offers an accessible option for people with a disability to enjoy the Serpentine River in a canoe or kayak. It provides a large floating platform with contrasting colours, kick plates, grab rails and ramp access. There is a specially designed step seating option for people to transition from a seated position into a watercraft whilst using the grab handles for support. Two custom slipways ensure a safe entry and exit into the Serpentine River for all paddlers. ACROD parking, accessible toilets, and barbeque facilities are also available at the launch site. The All-Abilities Paddle Launch is also an ideal staging-off point for experienced kayakers. Both the half-day Heron Paddling Trail and The Spoonbill Paddling Trail (part of the wider Peel-Harvey Estuary Paddle Trails network) can be accessed from this point.
The route's pretty waterside picnic spots, bars and restaurants, many with their own moorings, make ideal resting places.
The Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet is a large system of shallow estuarine and saline, brackish and freshwater lakes and covers 134 square kilometres - twice the size of Sydney Harbour!
The estuary is comprised of the Peel Inlet which is connected to the Indian Ocean via the Dawesville Channel in Mandurah and the Harvey Estuary further south. In 1990, The Peel Harvey Estuary was listed under the Ramsar Convention as a wetland and ecosystem of international significance.
The Mandurah Estuary and Peel Inlet is regarded as one of Australia's most spectacular playgrounds for boating, fishing and wildlife watching. Take to the water by hiring a boat, houseboat, kayak, canoe, jet ski or hop on a cruise. A dolphin-watching tour will also give you the chance to see one of Australia's healthiest populations of dolphins.
Tens of thousands of waterbirds, including large numbers of migrant shorebirds from the northern hemisphere, use the estuary and lakes each year. The sheltered waters also provide a safe place to fish. Cast a line from the jetties or landings under the bridges to chase Herring, Sand Whiting, Bream and Tailor. Catch river Prawns in early summer, fish for King Prawns in autumn or go crabbing during late summer and autumn to scoop the famous blue swimmer crab. Or for a bigger catch, join a deep-sea fishing charter.
Discover a unique hands-on pottery experience at Shaka Pottery in Falcon, just minutes from Mandurah. Their welcoming pottery workshops are designed for complete beginners and offer the perfect opportunity to slow down, get creative, and make something truly personal.
Guests can choose from a range of pottery experiences, including their popular Decorate a Mug Workshop, where you'll design and personalise your own ceramic mug using stamps, textures, cutters and decorative techniques. All materials, tools and expert guidance are provided, making it easy for anyone to enjoy the process regardless of experience.
Their workshops are ideal for couples, friends, families, birthdays, hens celebrations, team-building events or anyone looking for a memorable creative activity while visiting the Peel region. Sessions are relaxed, social and held in their boutique home studio, surrounded by a growing community of pottery lovers.
Once completed, your creations are professionally glazed and kiln-fired, ready for collection a few weeks later as a lasting reminder of your experience.
With small class sizes, personalised instruction and a fun, supportive atmosphere, Shaka Pottery offers one of Mandurah's most unique and rewarding creative experiences. Private group bookings are also available.
No golfer visiting Perth should miss The Cut Golf Course at Port Bouvard. Ranked on Rolex's World's Top 1,000 list and among Australia's top 25 courses, it's set high in ocean-front dunes with views of the Indian Ocean from more than half of its 18 holes and provides the challenges and rewards of a true links experience to golfers of any ability.
The Cut Golf Club and course are less than an hour drive from Perth, located on the Golf Coast in Western Australia's Peel Region.
Warm up at The Cut's full-size driving range before teeing off with an Indian Ocean backdrop. Relax in the modern clubhouse and restaurant, offering various hospitality options for post-round relaxation or for those wanting great dining and entertainment facilities. With its breathtaking ocean views, The Cut golf course is also an ideal venue for hosting weddings.
Whether its a round of golf or a delightful dining experience, The Cut stands as the ultimate destination, blending the beauty of the oceans edge with premier golf and hospitality offerings.
Come explore a village full of people, history, stories, wholesome food and handmade products. Learn more about our heritage, discover vintage machinery that has a tale to tell and browse art and one-of-a-kind gifts. Treat yourself to something unique and wonderful that couldn't be found anywhere else.
The Edenvale Heritage Precinct is an award-winning cultural attraction in Western Australian, a community cultivating the creativity of the Region and a place where history is celebrated and comes alive.
The historic homestead of Edenvale in Pinjarra offers an enlightening glimpse into the life of the former Premier of Western Australia, Sir Ross McLarty. This influential Western Australian politician lived in the homestead throughout his childhood and for much of his political life.
Edenvale is now home to the Edenvale Heritage Tea Rooms, the Roger May Machinery Museum, Pinjarra Patchwork and Quilters, Murray Districts Arts and Crafts, and Murray District Historical Society, and Nu.Arts Collective. Enjoy a snack or lunch in the tearooms before examining the local works on display in the art gallery.
The picturesque town of Pinjarra is home to many unique historic sites, including the only heritage rose garden in the southwest. Pinjarra is just over an hour's drive south of Perth.
Bindjareb Cultural Park which includes a visit or shop at an Aboriginal art gallery with authentic indigenous arts and crafts, tours of sacred and historic Aboriginal sites with a local Aboriginal tour guide,learning more about the aboriginal dreamtime, learn about traditional aboriginal hunting and gathering and learn about aboriginal history and culture.
The arts have a long time been part of the fabric of Edenvale and Pinjarra.
Murray Arts and Craft Society is a not for profit member based organisation. It first established itself in Pinjarra in 1974 and opened its Arts and Crafts Teaching Centre within the Precinct in 1982.
Discover its arts and craft shop which showcases a featured collection of locally made artisan and maker products across a variety of mediums including painting, glasswork, jewellery, lead lighting, leatherwork, pottery, textiles, wood work, yarns and more!
The ever-changing space is open daily and is the perfect place to stumble upon creative handcrafted gifts and eclectic treasures created by a variety of uniquely talented artisans. Whether you grab a gift or just browse, you are guaranteed a visual feast of artistic creation.
The Pinjarra Arts Hub also hosts a range of creative workshops and training classes operating out of the Old Barn to inspire and develop creative industries while connecting local makers within the community.
Classes and workshops range from absolute beginners to those already a little more advanced. Ask for the workshop schedule when you visit or check out their website to keep up to date with upcoming classes.
Take a walk down memory lane with the Murray Districts Historical Society and learn more about the history of the Edenvale Heritage Precinct and Pinjarra.
The Murray Districts Historical Society was founded in 2009 and has called the Edenvale Heritage Precinct home since 2012. These dedicated working volunteers work to collect, record, preserve, promote and share local history of the area.
The Society's collection is constantly growing showcasing Pinjarra's social, commercial and agricultural past as well as Edenvale's story.
If you are visiting on a Friday or over the weekend, drop in to learn more about our history and be greeted by passionate volunteers who will be more than happy to share their knowledge.
Donation upon entry is appreciated.
Operating out of the oldest building within the Precinct, the Liveringa Gallery is run by Nu.Arts Collective.
The Gallery proudly showcases an ever-changing diverse range of artworks from many talented local and guest artists.
From contemporary to traditional art approaches, the gallery hosts featured exhibitions and welcomes and supports a variety of disciplines and creative artistic practices.
Believing it is vital to support artists, artisans and creatives from all artistic disciplines, Nu.Arts Collective act as integral incubators supporting local makers and creators within the art sector in many different practices.
The Pinjarra Art Trail is a journey where art meets heritage in the heart of town. This trail weaves together murals celebrating Pinjarra's rich history and deep connection to the natural environment, revealing pockets of vibrant, expressive artwork set against a backdrop of cherished heritage buildings.
Explore the trail in either direction, with endless opportunities to pause, immerse yourself in the local stories, and connect with the unique character of Pinjarra.
Visit the Pinjarra Art Trail website to follow along with the trail.
