Operated by Pirate Ship MandurahDeparts the Eastern Foreshore

Sunset and Christmas Lights Pirate Cruise

90 minutes
Sunset
All ages

A costumed crew member at the ship's rail as the sun sets, a canal home lit in green and red beyond

A canal home strung with warm white lights, seen through the ship's rigging while there is still blue in the sky

Passengers under the ship's canopy looking down a canal lined with lit homes at last light

Ninety minutes aboard the pirate ship, out for the sunset and back through the lit canals after dark.

The long version: out onto the estuary for the sunset, then back through the canals once the displays are lit. Ninety minutes on an open deck, with the crew in character throughout.

Highlights

Sunset on the estuary, then the lit canals on the way back
An open deck with views on every side
A real ship's wheel, and children get a turn at it
BYO your own festive drinks aboard

Know before you go

Checking in

Arrive at least 20 minutes before departure. Boarding opens 15 minutes before and closes 5 minutes before.

Food and drink

BYO beer and wine, one drink per 30 minutes aboard. No large eskies. Soft drinks and water are sold on board.

Children

Children must be with an adult, and one adult can supervise up to five children.

Tickets

Every passenger needs a ticket, infants included.

Where it departs

Two views of the Pirate Ship jetty: an aerial with the ship moored between the estuary pool and the traffic bridge, and the jetty seen from the foreshore beside a Pirate Ship Cruises flag. Printed on the image: the Pirate Ship Jetty is located between the estuary pool and the traffic bridge, opposite 9 Mandurah Terrace.

Mandurah Eastern Foreshore, Mandurah WA 6210

The jetty out the front of The Bay Cafe on the Eastern Foreshore, opposite 9 Mandurah Terrace, between the Kwillena Gabi estuary pool and the traffic bridge. Parking on the foreshore is in short supply, so leave more time than you think you need. For the 7pm departure you are welcome to head straight to the boat at the jetty out the front of 9 Mandurah Terrace.

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