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giants of mandurah
Hunt for Giants by artist Thomas Dambo in Mandurah’s iconic landscapes for a magical adventure.
FAQ
How long will the Giants of Mandurah be in place?
The Giants of Mandurah outdoor exhibition, including the Subiaco Giant, was launched in November 2022 and is expected to remain at least until end of 2026.How many Giants are there?
There are 6 Giants in total. One of the Giants is located in Subiaco (Perth) and the other 5 Giants are here in Mandurah.How long will it take to play the Game?
We suggest allocating a day and a half to experience the game as it’s meant to be played.Can I walk to the Giants from the Mandurah Visitor Centre or from the city centre?
No, unfortunately no Giants reside in the city centre. The nearest one, Santi Ikto, is approximately 6km away. Transportation is necessary to visit any of the Mandurah Giants. Additionally, there is a walk required to reach the Giant once you arrive at their location.How much walking is involved?
Each giant involves a walk of varying length and difficulty. Distances vary from 500m to 3.6km return, and difficulty level ranges from an easy Grade 1 trail to moderate Grade 3 trail.Is there public transport to the Giants?
The game is not designed to be done via public transport, it is preferable to use your own vehicle. You could visit a couple of Giants using public transport, however there would be a fair amount of additional walking involved. If you do not have your own vehicle, we would suggest looking at booking a tour to see the Giants.What distances apart are the Giants?
The Giants in Mandurah are all within a 40km radius of one another. If you follow the order in the Traveller’s Companion, each Giant is between 10km to 30km apart (not including the giant in Subiaco, which is 75km away).
Are the trails wheelchair accessible?
Each trail features varying levels of access. The Giants ‘Yaburgurt Winjan Cirkelstone’ and ‘Seba’s Song’ are the most wheelchair accessible giants, each featuring a flat pathway between 500m to 1.2km return. Please speak to the specialists at the Mandurah Visitor Centre for more information.Are the trails pram friendly?
Yes, all trails are pram friendly (weather permitting). While most of the paths are paved, there are a couple that feature crushed limestone and compacted dirt pathways that can get boggy in wet weather.Which Giants would you recommend for people with difficulty walking far?
For those with difficulty walking, the most accessible Giants in Mandurah are ‘Yaburgurt Winjan Cirkelstone’ in Coodanup, offering a short and easy 550m return walk on a flat pathway. ‘Seba’s Song’ is the next option, with a 1.2km return walk on a flat, paved pathway.Are there any guided tours to see the Giants?
Yes, you can go on a guided e-bike tour with The Bike Kiosk Mandurah who will take you to 2 or 3 Giants! To book your ‘Ride the Giants‘ tour, please click here.Or join Mandurah Cruises’ Giant & Dolphin Sightseeing Cruise to take in the exceptional sculpture ‘Seba’s Song’, the only Giant with premium viewing from the water.
Or enjoy an active, fun filled day with the coach tour operators Zion Coach Services and Ready2Roll Charters who all run Giants of Mandurah Tours. (Please be aware that a minimum number of participants is required for the coach tours.)
Trike Tours WA offers 1-hour Giants of Mandurah tours on their custom built German Boom trike. Book your Giant trike adventure here.
Can I take my dog to see the Giants of Mandurah?
Dogs on a lead are allowed at all sites except for the site of the Secret Giant. Please keep your dog(s) on a lead, and remember to clean up after them.How should members of the public interact with the Giants?
- 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 1,000 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.
PLAN YOUR VISIT
Embark on an unforgettable outdoor walking trail experience as you explore the Giants of Mandurah. Each of the sculpture locations offers unique requirements and varying levels of access, making every visit a new adventure.
The Giants are spread out across the region and are not in close proximity to each other.
Public transport options are limited, so having your own vehicle is essential to make the most of your visit.
WHAT YOU WILL NEED
Vehicle
Sunscreen
Camera
Walking Shoes
Insect Repellent
Snacks
How To Find The Giants
Begin at the Mandurah Visitor Centre to collect the Traveller’s Companion guide with coordinates. Drive to the designated car parks and follow the signposted paths to find Thomas Dambo’s Giants. Set aside a few hours.
Some walks are longer than others with varying degrees of accessibility. So, please refer to the Giants of Mandurah website or your Traveller’s Companion guide for further information or ask the Mandurah Visitor Centre team.
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Choose the giants you'd like to visit.
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Checkout the distances and level of difficulty.
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Record the symbol of each site.
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