Giants of Mandurah

Or enjoy an active, fun filled day with the coach tour operators Kaleidoscope Tours, Zion Coach Services and Ready2Roll Charters who all run Giants of Mandurah Tours.

Soulmate Charters’ Giant Scenic Cruise gives you exclusive, prime viewing of Thomas Dambo’s Giant ‘Seba’s Song’ located on the water’s edge ~ visible in full only by boat.

The Giants of Mandurah is an outdoors, self-discovered trail of sculptures in natural settings. Preliminary information will be available on the website where you can prepare for your epic adventure (giantsofmandurah.com.au).

Using this information, visitors can find and discover each sculpture at their leisure, and along the way collect a symbol from each sculpture.

Once all of the symbols have been collected, they can be put into a ‘code machine’ in central Mandurah, where upon entering the symbols in the correct order, the location of the final secret Giant will be revealed!

The Giants of Mandurah Traveller’s Companion is a vital tool in helping you to discover each Giant – head to giantsofmandurah.com.au for more information.

Like any game there are rules, but the most important rule of this game is ‘Don’t ruin the game for anyone else.’

Unfortunately, one of the Giants – Vivi Cirkelstone – located in Coodanup burnt down on Friday 16th December 2022.

With the Coodanup link in the game now gone, partners will be working with the artist to come up with a creative replacement. In the meantime, the special code will be available at the Mandurah Visitors Centre.

All other Giants are patiently waiting for adventurers to continue to explore and discover them in this self-guided expedition.

Share your epic adventure on social media using the hashtag #giantsofmandurah #visitmandurah and #WAtheDreamState

The Giants of Mandurah welcomes visitors of all abilities, and FORM aims to provide an inclusive, accessible and enjoyable experience from beginning to end for all visitors and all access needs.

However, it must be acknowledged that the Giants of Mandurah is an outdoor walking trail experience, and each of the sculpture’s locations in natural settings feature different levels of access.

Please read the reviews for some of the ‘Giants of Mandurah’ on the Accessible Australia website to find out more.

FORM are working with the City of Mandurah’s Access and Inclusion Committee throughout the project design, and will be including:

• A dedicated Access and Inclusion section on the website that will act as a one-stop-shop for all DAI information
• A downloadable DAI guide in PDF
• Written descriptions of each trail – including journey length, path surface description, trail grade classification, and ACROD parking locations in reference to each starting point
• Audio recordings by the artist and Bindjareb Elders
• Audio descriptions for each sculpture and each trail
• Transcripts of the above audio recordings
• Information specific to visitors who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hard of hearing, are autistic or have sensory sensitivities and visitors with physical disability or mobility issues
• Information on general accessible resources in the Mandurah area.

• The Giants are extremely unique artworks that are made of recycled wood. Each is a one-of-a-kind. There is only one sculpture like this in the entire world.
• It has taken over 1000 hours to create each Giant, with very intricate carpentry skills required.
• The Giants are artworks, not play equipment, and therefore we request you not to climb on them. Instead, we ask you to respect the time and effort that has gone into creating them, the Artist, and the Giants themselves.
• If you would like to gently sit on the Giants to get a photo, that is perfectly fine.