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Mandurah Boat Hire’s 9 Person Pontoon Adventure in WA - Perth

Mandurah Boat Hire’s 9 Person Pontoon Adventure in WA

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–6 hours

Fitness Level

No special fitness required but general mobility for boarding is helpful.

Overview

Take the helm without a license on Mandurah Boat Hire’s 9 Person Pontoon—perfect for groups wanting an accessible, spacious day on the water in Western Australia’s scenic estuary.

Mandurah, Western Australia

9 Person Pontoon

Easy, spacious, and fun – the perfect pontoon for any adventure!

Boat Rental

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of boating without the need for a skipper’s ticket during daylight hours! Gather up to 9 friends or family members for an unforgettable adventure on the water. Just arrive 15-20 minutes early to complete your paperwork and set sail into the day.

About

A skipper’s ticket or boat drivers licence is not required when the boat is hired during the hours of daylight. Only for night hires. You will need to be there 15 -20 mins before your allocated hire time to ensure you have completed your paperwork.

The Maximum amount of people allowed onboard this boat is 9 people including small children.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early to Complete Paperwork

Plan to arrive 15-20 minutes before your booking time to finalize rental paperwork and safety briefing.

Check Tide and Weather Conditions

Weather can change quickly; review local forecasts for wind and tides for a safer and smoother ride.

Bring Sun Protection

The open pontoon offers little shade—pack hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses to protect against strong Australian sun.

Safety Briefing is Mandatory

Listen carefully to safety instructions to familiarize yourself with vessel operation and emergency procedures.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Black swans gracefully gliding on the estuary
  • Bottlenose dolphins occasionally visible near the shore

History

Mandurah’s waterways are part of the traditional lands of the Noongar people, reflecting a deep Aboriginal connection to these waters for thousands of years.

Conservation

Local efforts focus on protecting the Peel-Harvey Estuary’s water quality and habitats, ensuring boating activities coexist sustainably with native wildlife.

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Recommended Gear

Sunscreen

Essential

Protect your skin under the direct Australian sun while on the open deck.

summer specific

Hat and Sunglasses

Essential

Provides shade and reduces glare for more comfortable navigation.

summer specific

Light Windbreaker

Useful for cooler breeze on the water especially in early mornings or late afternoons.

spring specific

Waterproof Bag

Essential

Keep your essentials dry while onboard and during occasional splashes.