Meet the Artist Behind the Giants

Get an inside look into Thomas Dambo’s creative process, why he chose these stunning locations for his Giants, and what inspired him to hide such colossal art in nature.

World-famous Mandurah Giants

Curious about the Giants? Watch the video to learn how the trail works, the story behind these sustainable sculptures, and why Mandurah was chosen for this magical experience. You’ll also get a sneak peek into how these gentle giants came to life and the incredible landscapes they now call home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got questions? We’ve got answers to help you!

The exhibition will remain until at least the end of 2026, including the Subiaco Giant.

There are 6 Giants in total – 5 in Mandurah and 1 in Subiaco.

The Mandurah Giants are within 40km of each other. Public transport is limited, requiring extra walking. Using your own vehicle is recommended.

The nearest Giant is 6km away; transportation is needed. We recommend using your own vehicle to explore the Giants.

We recommend setting aside a day and a half to explore the Giants at a relaxed pace.

Trails range from 500m to 3.6km return, with easy to moderate difficulty levels.

Some trails, like ‘Yaburgurt Winjan Cirkelstone’ and ‘Seba’s Song,’ are wheelchair and pram accessible. The other trails are are crushed limestone or compacted dirt, which can get muddy after rain.

Yes, you can book e-bike tours, cruises, or coach tours with local operators.

Yes, dogs on a lead are welcome at most locations, except the Secret Giant ‘Jyttes Hytte’.

You can sit gently on the Giants for photos, but climbing is not allowed. Please respect the artwork!

Meet the Giants Pick a trail

Tap the photos to explore each Giant’s trail, distance and difficulty.

Santi Ikto

Trial start: Calypso Road in Halls Head

Trail length: 1.3 km

Duration: 20 minutes return

Grade: Grade 3 Trail; moderate

Suitable for most ages and fitness levels. Trail surface is bitumen, however there are short steep hill sections which may not be suitable for people with disability or wheelchair.

Yaburgurt Cirkelstone

Trial start: Coodanup Foreshore Reserve at Peel Parade, Coodanup

Trail length: 0.5 km

Duration: 10 minutes return

Grade: Grade 1 Trail, easy

Suitable for people with disability or wheelchair with assistance. Trail surface is crushed limestone. No slopes.

Little Lui

Trial start: Black Swan Lake Carpark, Lake Valley Drive, Lakelands

Trail length: 3.6 km

Duration: 45 minutes return

Grade: Grade 2 Trail, easy

Suitable for families with young children. Trail surface is crushed limestone through bushland.

Seba's Song

Trial start: Estuary Place in Wannanup

Trail length: 1.2 km

Duration: 20 minutes return

Grade: Grade 1 Trail, easy

Suitable for people with disability or wheelchair with assistance. Trail surface is bitumen and crushed limestone. No slopes.

Find the Giants Across Mandurah

Explore the Giants at your own pace. With limited public transport, using your own vehicle is recommended. Use the map to plan your route and discover each Giant’s location.

1.

Download Your Traveller’s Companion.

2.

Choose the Giants you’d like to visit.

3.

Check out the distances and level of difficulty.

4.

Record the symbol of each site.

5.

Visit the Online Code Breaker Page to reveal the location of the Secret 6th Giant.

Learn more about finding the Giants

What you will need

To make the most of your Giants adventure, be sure to bring:

The Traveller’s Companion (from Visitor Centre)

Vehicle

Walking Shoes

Water

Sunscreen

Insect repellent

Hat

Camera

Acknowledgement

Thomas Dambo’s Giants of Mandurah has been initiated and produced by FORM Building a State of Creativity and delivered in collaboration with the City of Mandurah. The project is supported by the State Government through Tourism WA’s Regional Events Program, Lotterywest and the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries.