Day 1: Your Home on the Water

Start your accessible getaway by boarding The Emily Louise, Australia’s only wheelchair-friendly houseboat. Operated by Mandurah Houseboats, this spacious vessel allows you to explore Mandurah’s 134 km² of waterways at your own pace.

Whether you’re fishing, crabbing, or soaking in the breathtaking views, you’ll be surrounded by nature, including the local population of 100 wild dolphins. In the evening, anchor your boat and dine at one of Mandurah’s many waterside restaurants.

Accessibility: The Emily Louise features ramp access, spacious rooms, wide doorways, handrails in the bathroom, and helm controls at a height perfect for wheelchair users.

Day 2: Explore and Enjoy Mandurah’s Waterside Highlights

Wake up to the calming sound of water lapping at your houseboat, and take a leisurely cruise through the Peel Harvey Estuary.

On your way, stop at the award-winning Boundary Island Brewery, where you can enjoy a refreshing beverage and a meal with stunning waterside views. Watch the sunset while grilling your catch of the day on the onboard BBQ.

Accessibility: Boundary Island Brewery is wheelchair accessible with a floating jetty, a spacious ground floor, and an accessible toilet.

Day 3: Back to the Marina and Exploring Mandurah’s Public Art

After a relaxing morning on the water, make your way back to the marina. Take some time to browse the local shops and markets, where you can pick up a souvenir to remember your adventure. Don’t forget to explore the art sculptures scattered around the marina. Perfect for a fun and accessible photo op!

Accessibility: Dolphin Quay’s waterside boardwalks are wheelchair accessible, and an accessible toilet is available inside the Dolphin Quay markets.