Located 72km (45 miles)  south of the State Capital of Perth is the beautiful town of Mandurah which is the 2^nd largest Western Australian city. All year round, day trippers and regular vacationers visit this wonderland. Because of the amazing sights and peaceful lifestyle in the small area, its population continues to thrive. As a matter of fact, it has become the fastest growing regional town. The town is a well loved society not just because of its friendly people but also of fun home activities like crabbing, surfing, dolphin watching, fishing, and boating.

Mandurah town centre is situated around Mandjar Bay and is a wonderful seaside area lined with cafes, restaurants and barbecue and picnic facilities. The area is truly picturesque where both visitors and residents enjoy the environment.

There are many wonderful things to do in Madurah. Retirees have considered the place as an alternative to Perth. Thanks to the Perth-Mandurah railway line and direct road link to the Kwinana Freeway it is more convenient for travelers to visit. Apart from accessibility and down to earth lifestyle, it is also popular for its well protected beaches and waterways and festivals that are responsible for attracting a large number of visitors.

Accommodations in the area include motels, hotels, resorts, caravan parks, bed and breakfasts, farm stays, and even houseboats. No matter what kind of place to spend the night any tourist is looking for, Mandurah has all budget friendly accommodations.

Apart from an amazing list of activities in the town, there are also great educational field trip packages for students and kids thereby making it a wonderful place to raise kids. Mandurah has a Program for Schools opportunity that is available for students. This program comprises of the Sun, Sand, and Surf kit, Adpot-a-beach Kit, Blue Crab Stromwater Education Program, and many more.

 Many residents choose Mandurah for the nice balance the area has to offer.