Mandurah Dolphin Cruises

Glide through Mandurah’s Peel–Harvey Estuary, home to over 85 resident Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins year-round. Less than an hour from Perth, departures leave daily from Mandurah Marina, with shared and private cruise options for wildlife spotting or scenic waterways explorations. Whether you’re after a relaxed river journey, a family-friendly outing, or an intimate charter, Mandurah cruises promise effortless, memorable moments on Western Australia’s top estuary.

4.2/5

1,503 travellers from around the world love this

Slide 1 of 10, Kids and tourists on a boat watching a dolphin jump in the ocean.

From Mandurah: Scenic View Dolphin Cruise

1 hr 15 mins

Explore Mandurah’s picturesque waterways on a relaxing 1-hour cruise with guaranteed dolphin sightings, live commentary, and exclusive discounts.
Watch dolphins from the open deck as they glide through the estuary and leap alongside the cruise.
Learn fascinating insights about the local dolphins and marine ecosystem from the local guide and access to the marine controls and engine room.
Glide past waterfront homes and scenic landscapes in Mandurah’s renowned canal system and make the most of your trip with special offers available.
Did you know? Mandurah is home to around 90 wild bottlenose dolphins, the largest Indo-Pacific dolphin population in Western Australia that you can spot from the cruise.

More details

Explore Mandurah’s picturesque waterways on a relaxing 1-hour cruise with guaranteed dolphin sightings, live commentary, and exclusive discounts.
Watch dolphins from the open deck as they glide through the estuary and leap alongside the cruise.
Learn fascinating insights about the local dolphins and marine ecosystem from the local guide and access to the marine controls and engine room.
Glide past waterfront homes and scenic landscapes in Mandurah’s renowned canal system and make the most of your trip with special offers available.
Did you know? Mandurah is home to around 90 wild bottlenose dolphins, the largest Indo-Pacific dolphin population in Western Australia that you can spot from the cruise.

from

AU$44

Slide 1 of 3, Pirate ship with passengers sailing in Mandurah waters.

The Pirate Ship Mandurah Tickets

45 mins

Take a memorable 45-minute cruise through the beautiful waterways of Mandurah.
Discover numerous canal homes and some amazing boats on your pirate cruise.
Give your kids a chance to captain a pirate ship for a few moments, snap pictures with the captain, and fire some water cannons.
Look out for local dolphins as you cruise, hang out with crazy pirates, learn the pirate code, and enjoy some light-hearted humor.

More details

Take a memorable 45-minute cruise through the beautiful waterways of Mandurah.
Discover numerous canal homes and some amazing boats on your pirate cruise.
Give your kids a chance to captain a pirate ship for a few moments, snap pictures with the captain, and fire some water cannons.
Look out for local dolphins as you cruise, hang out with crazy pirates, learn the pirate code, and enjoy some light-hearted humor.

from

AU$42

Slide 1 of 12, Couple enjoying lunch on a Murray River cruise with scenic river views.

Murray River Lunch Cruise

4 hrs

1 more

The only Mandurah cruise that ventures up the Murray River with a land stop at Cooper's Mill, a heritage island reachable by boat only.

The ticket covers a 2-course Australian buffet lunch with morning tea and charcuterie board (menu attached) and complimentary tea and coffee.

The route covers Peel Inlet, the RAMSAR-listed Creery Wetlands rich in birdlife, the Murray River to Forrest Highway Bridge, and Mandurah's canals.

Mandurah's bottlenose dolphins are frequently spotted along the route, with a local expert guide delivering live commentary on the region's history and nature throughout.

More details

The only Mandurah cruise that ventures up the Murray River with a land stop at Cooper's Mill, a heritage island reachable by boat only.

The ticket covers a 2-course Australian buffet lunch with morning tea and charcuterie board (menu attached) and complimentary tea and coffee.

The route covers Peel Inlet, the RAMSAR-listed Creery Wetlands rich in birdlife, the Murray River to Forrest Highway Bridge, and Mandurah's canals.

Mandurah's bottlenose dolphins are frequently spotted along the route, with a local expert guide delivering live commentary on the region's history and nature throughout.

from

AU$149