Overview

Glide across the tranquil Mandurah Marina with kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals perfect for all ages and skill levels. Discover local wildlife, serene waterways, and the standout nature of Western Australia’s coastal adventure hub.

Mandurah, Western Australia

Kayak Hire

Up to 2 Hours • All Ages welcome!

Water Activities

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Date

Fri, Oct 17

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of gliding across the water with our kayak and stand-up paddleboard rentals! Perfect for all skill levels, this exciting activity lets you explore the stunning Mandurah Marina while getting a great workout. Choose between paddling standing up or sitting down for a memorable day on the water!

Rent a kayak and get some exercise while enjoying the scenery!

Duration

1 or 2 Hours

About

Do you want to feel like you’re walking on water? Then rent some stand up paddle (SUP) boards from us. It’s one of the fastest growing water sports world-wide and it’s easy to learn and loads of fun. If you want to get a work out in while enjoying the Mandurah Marina, then rent your board today!

For those of you who would prefer to sit ~ we have single person kayaks too !

Adventure Tips

Wear a life jacket at all times

Safety first—Mandurah Boat and Bike Hire provides life jackets, but always ensure proper fit and wear them throughout your paddle.

Check weather before you paddle

Wind and tides can affect water conditions, so consult local forecasts to plan your trip during calmer weather for a smoother experience.

Bring water and sunscreen

Hydration and sun protection are crucial in the Australian sun even during short trips on the water.

Start with the sheltered marina area

If new to paddling, begin exploring the flat waters inside the marina before venturing into estuaries or open channels.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bottlenose dolphins
Australian pelicans

History

The Mandurah region is situated on Noongar land, home to the Indigenous people who have cared for these waters for thousands of years.

Conservation

Efforts to protect the local wetlands focus on minimizing pollution and preserving native species, with paddlers encouraged to respect wildlife habitats.