Winter in Mandurah

Hello Winter

Also known as Makuru in the Noongar seasons, winter in Mandurah is a cosy time of the year.

The waterways fill and the landscape is lush and green. Birdlife is abundant at this time of year and you’ll see more birds like our famous black swans around as they prepare to nest and breed. This is the time for rugged up walks, warming drinks in front of open fires and enjoying glass-off conditions on our waterways.

We love seeing the seasons change here in Mandurah. There’s plenty to do. The City is alive with entertainment from Secret Sounds, Ice Skating, Christmas in July, amusements and a buzzing food scene. Or if you prefer the sound of silence, be relaxed by nature in Mandurah.

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some winter fun

Best places to eat and drink

Round up your loved ones for a day trip to Mandurah. Enjoy good food, great drinks and with even better company, you’ll leave with that warm fuzzy feeling, that is sure to see you through the rest of the winter.

Explore the Craft Beer and Wine Trail

Take your taste buds for a tour by exploring this trail that pins together seven of the region’s best beer and wine offerings, providing an authentically local experience – enjoyed at your own pace.

Visiting Mandurah on a budget

Need a weekend away or a holiday but don’t want to fork out your whole savings account? We hear you. Mandurah is full to the brim of exciting and affordable holiday options.

10 things you didn’t know about Mandurah

Mandurah is Western Australia’s largest regional city and although regarded as one of WA’s favourite nature playgrounds, how much do you truly know about this coastal city? We share with you 10 things you didn’t know about Mandurah… prepare yourself for some surprises!.

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