Top Things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region
Top Hotels in Mandurah and Peel Region
The 10 Best Free Things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region, Western Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region, Australia including Len Howard Conservation Park, Halls Head Beach, Waroona Visitor Centre and Gallery, Mandurah Visitor Centre, Dolphin Quay, Silver Sands Beach, Dwellingup Trails and Visitor Information Centre, The Wine Tree, Eastern Foreshore Park, Mandurah War Memorial.
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1. Len Howard Conservation Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Deeinperth - Perth, Australia
If you're lucky you'll see splendid wrens and ospreys, what more could you ask for? This really is a gem of a spot on the edge of the estuary.
2. Halls Head Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By RLV25 - Perth, Australia
This beach is sheltered from the howling South-Westerlies common in summer. Clean sand and water that remains shallow for a good 50m out. Floating pontoon to jump off.
3. Waroona Visitor Centre and Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Funded by Shire of Waroona and supported by local artists and volunteers, the Waroona Visitor Centre houses a wide range of local, regional and state information plus brochures on fishing, walk trails, firewood collecting areas, seasonal work, etc. Free town maps available plus a retail range. The Gallery provides a venue for local artists and craftspeople and the displays include a range of quality paintings in various styles and mediums, pottery, woodwork, handmade cards, lavender bags, hand towels, pot holders and tea cosies, knitted baby sets and booties, cushions, scarves and slippers, preserves, local music cds and books, and pet scratchers to name a few. Complementing local produce are lines that include Muddy Creek soaps and soy candles, Contemporary Teapots, Australian made and themed stationery and cards, wind chimes and suncatchers, humorous signs, wall tiles, a range of Waroona souvenirs, WA pocket guide books (flora, fauna, trees, animals, etc), wall art and garden stakes, sun hats and knick knacks, calenders and more. Our Volunteers: The Centre has a band of fifteen volunteers dedicated to seeing the Centre open 7 days for visitor enquiries and retail sales.
4. Mandurah Visitor Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 307 reviews
Open 9am-4pm, seven days a week. Open every day of the year apart from Christmas Day and Boxing Day; and open from 10am to 3pm on Good Friday and Christmas Eve. The Mandurah Visitor Centre is centrally located on the Mandurah Boardwalk, on the Eastern Foreshore of the City. The friendly staff at the fully accredited Mandurah Visitor Centre are available to assist you with information regarding accommodation, tours, attractions, activities and special events to make your visit special. We also provide a free booking service to assist you to experience the perfect holiday in Mandurah and the Peel Region.
Reviewed By AllanW1132
Excellent display of brochures and Very helpful staff handy to attractions like Dolphin Quay, Performing Arts centre
5. Dolphin Quay
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 513 reviews
Reviewed By T8582JBmikep - Perth, Australia
Dolphin Quay is something to behold! There is an amazing lobster there as big as a house. I was gobsmacked when I saw it and the place is worth visiting just for that !! Also the cafes and shops are worth a visit.
6. Silver Sands Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 106 reviews
Reviewed By judyl16 - Sydney, Australia
Silver sands apartments are spacious with good size kitchenette, washing machine and dryer. The bed is large and comfortable. There are lots of onsite facilities, BBQs, pools, spas, sauna, tennis & squash courts & games room. It is situated just outside Mandurah's main shopping and restaurant centre and a car is needed to access these. There is a small shopping centre and a few good restaurants and take-aways opposite and a tavern next door.
7. Dwellingup Trails and Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 65 reviews
Trails and Visitor Information Centre, Trails information, Ablutions, Maps, Brochures, interactive displays, gifts, souvenirs ,
Reviewed By Bornean - Perth, Australia
We were attracted by the new building, opened a few months ago. The staff were very friendly and showed a few of us how to use the virtual reality headset to learn about the trails. It's equipped with toilets and showers, something hikers would look for. Dwellingup indeed is a hikers town.
8. The Wine Tree
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 45 reviews
Reviewed By Mrs721v
Recommended by a friend we booked a table for 3 and to have the cheese and meat platter. Our table was a high bar stall table overlooking the garden which was nice and rustic. We ordered a paddle of the mixed cider and a huge platter to share between 3. We are not really cider people but found the experience really enjoyable and thoroughly enjoyed the cheese and meat platter which was more than enough for 3 people. A really nice place to visit.
9. Eastern Foreshore Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 251 reviews
Reviewed By Mel6255
Lovely to take an evening walk along the grass and check out the Christmas lights along the foreshore. Beautiful atmosphere
10. Mandurah War Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 72 reviews
Reviewed By CKBliss - Rockingham, Australia
A great place to visit. I really like how they've designed the memorial. Its well maintained. Parking is ample. Well worth a visit.
