Mandurah Dolphin Cruise and Views

Mandurah Cruises

The Dolphin and Scenic Marine Cruise visits the world class Ocean Marina as well as the luxurious homes, with no expense spared, on the Venetian Canals. Renowned for being one of Australia’s oldest fishing towns, Mandurah’s waterways produce some of the most highly prized seafoods including the blue swimmer crab and Western Rock Lobster. Watch as our your tour guide showcases how to catch these iconic creatures and see them up close in the onboard live tank. The shallow waterways are the perfect place for dolphins to feed, rest and play. You may see them jumping from the water or sailing on the wake of the boat. Please note: Mandurah’s dolphins are wild creatures viewed in their natural environment, and as such are not guaranteed to be seen.

Mandurah

This relaxing dolphin cruise through the calm waterways of the Mandurah Estuary includes viewing the Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins (not guaranteed), viewing our heritage-protected pioneer and cultural sites plus live commentary from some of Mandurah’s most experienced dolphin cruise guides.

Creery Wetlands Nature Reserve

See the world renowned RAMSAR listed Creery Wetlands with its abundance of birdlife, all whilst enjoying informative commentary.

Mandurah Performing Arts Centre

The tour departs from the beautiful Performing Arts Centre, designed by Hames Sharley to be in harmony with the Bay and Mandurah Bridge it looks over.

The tour traverses the beautiful Mandjar Bay, the centre of Mandurah's waters

Dolphin Quay

Dolphin Quay, named after the creatures that frequent its waters, is the attractive heart of the world class Mandurah Ocean Marina, home to a commercial and recreational boat fleet.

Port Bouvard Marina

Guests travel through the Port Mandurah Canals, famous for their luxurious canal side homes.

Upon coming out of the Port Mandurah Canals, guests see the massive Peel-Harvey Estuary, at 136km2 one of the biggest inland waterways in Western Australia and home to diverse and rare animal species.

Mandurah and Peel Region

This tour shares the history, culture and wildlife of Mandurah, from Aboriginal times to present day.

Indian Ocean

Guests cruise past the mouth of the Indian Ocean, where Mandurah's calm inland waters meet ocean waves,