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Private charters

Take a boat for your own group: birthdays, work functions, farewells, or an evening on the water with nobody else aboard. Nothing books instantly here, because every charter is quoted for the group it is carrying.

Boats you can charter

The Pirate Ship passing moored boats in the Mandurah canals, a costumed crew member on the stern deck

Pirate Ship Mandurah

The whole Pirate Ship

The ship to yourselves, with your own captain and costumed crew. No other passengers and no fixed script, so the day is pitched at whatever the group is there for. Most groups take two hours, which is long enough for a lap of the canals with time to sit down and eat.

Takes
Up to 50 guests, or around 40 if you are serving food
For
One to three hours, or 45 minutes off-peak
Departs
Eastern Foreshore Jetty, opposite 9 Mandurah Terrace

$34 per person per hour, with a minimum of 20 guests, so from $680 an hour. Capped at $1,020 an hour, which means a full boat of 50 never costs more than 30 would. Off-peak there is a fixed $680 for the whole boat for 45 minutes, midweek outside school holidays. Every hire is quoted individually, so treat these as a guide.

  • The whole ship, with no other passengers aboard
  • Your own captain and costumed pirate crew
  • BYO food and drinks, brought aboard at the start and taken with you at the end
  • Two small tables for BYO catering, on extended hires (2hrs+)
  • A toilet on board
The White Pearl, a white pontoon boat with an open upper deck, cruising past the Mandurah waterfront with passengers aboard

White Pearl

The White Pearl, privately

The deluxe pontoon for your own group, on the sheltered water of the estuary and canals. Smaller and quieter than the pirate ship, with cushioned seating under cover and a toilet aboard.

Takes
Up to 19 guests
For
One to four hours
Departs
13B Dolphin Drive, at the Blue Manna Boat Hire office

$550 an hour for the whole boat, so a four hour charter is $2,200. Every hire is quoted individually, so treat this as a guide.

  • The whole boat, with no other passengers aboard
  • BYO food and drinks
  • Cushioned seating under cover, with the bow open to the water
  • A toilet on board

Common questions

How do I book a private charter?

Send the operator an enquiry with your date, your group size and roughly how long you want. Nothing books instantly, because each charter is quoted for the group it is carrying.

Can we bring our own food and drinks?

Yes, on both boats. On the pirate ship it comes aboard at the start of the hire and goes with you at the end, and there is no bar or liquor licence aboard. Limits on alcohol differ between the boats and by time of day, so check when you enquire.

How big can the group be?

Up to 50 on the pirate ship, though around 40 is more comfortable if you are serving food. Up to 19 on the White Pearl.