4 Mandurah Dolphin Tours That Fill Up First

1.Mandurah: Dolphin and Views Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 920 reviews · 1h 15m · from $31Our pick

Cruise Mandurah’s calm waterways for 60 to 75 minutes with an English-speaking skipper and guide. Look for Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, pelicans, ospreys, swans, and shorebirds, then pass canals, wetlands, landmarks, and luxury homes. Kids get a captain’s wheel, bell, binoculars, and a pretend engine room.

“I loved the whole cruise crew. You guys are amazing, and how u chip in with your wonderful jokes. It was quite refreshing. My kids loved watching the dolphins. Thank you”

Check availability →Read our full review

2.Mandurah Dolphin Cruise and Views

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 376 reviews · from $31

Cruise Mandurah’s calm estuary for about 75 minutes, watching wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, birds, wetlands, marinas, and canal homes. Live commentary adds local history and wildlife facts. The boat holds up to 20 people, and if dolphins do not appear, you can return free.

“It was a good experience. Fully satisfied with the cruise and lovely house views . Fortunate to see the dolphins”

Check availability →Read our full review

3.Mandurah: Dolphin & Giant Sightseeing Cruise

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 58 reviews · 2 hours · from $53

Spend two hours aboard Mandurah Cruises’ SuperCat, watching wild Indo-Pacific bottlenose dolphins, pelicans, ospreys, and the canals of Mandurah. The highlight is Seba’s Song, a Thomas Dambo giant whose full form can only be seen from the water. English commentary is included.

“We enjoyed an awesome cruise , saw lots of dolphins and a giant. The commentary was very informative with lots of knowledge on the local bird life, dolphins and surrounds. Would definitely recommend this tour.”

Check availability →Read our full review

4.Mandurah: Sightseeing Dolphin Cruise with Tour Guide

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 31 reviews · 1 hour · from $26Best value

Join an English-speaking guide aboard the White Pearl for a one-hour cruise through Mandurah’s marina, canals, Creery Wetlands, and Boundary Island. You’ll see canal homes, boats, black swans, cormorants, and possibly resident dolphins. The boat is wheelchair accessible, with sunscreen provided.

Check availability →Read our full review