Operated by Pirate Ship MandurahDeparts the Eastern Foreshore

The Pirate Cruise

45 minutes
All ages
Come dressed in your best Pirate outfit
Departs Eastern Foreshore opposite 9 Mandurah Terrace

A grinning child in an oversized pirate hat holds a foam cutlass at the ship's wheel, the Mandurah estuary behind them

A crew member in a pirate hat and red coat hands skull-and-crossbones flags to two small children on deck

A child in full pirate costume with an eyepatch and dark wig stands beside the ship's wheel holding a flag

Take the wheel, ring the bell and hunt for treasure on a 45 minute sail through Mandurah's inland waterways. The crew are in costume, and passengers are encouraged to come dressed up as your favourite pirate, and join in on the fun.

Great fun for families, and perfect length to suit the youngest of pirates. Grown-ups get a front row seat to see the waterways and the canal homes, while the crew keep everyone entertained along the way.

Highlights

Steer the ship and ring the bell
Pirate swords + hats available to buy onboard
The Mandurah canals and waterfront homes
45 minutes, which is about the length of a small person's patience

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 ship berths on the Eastern Foreshore opposite 9 Mandurah Terrace, a short walk from the Mandurah Terrace car parks.

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