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Discover the best top things to do in Mandurah and Peel Region, Australia including Eclectic Avenues, The Whizz Pop Candy Shop, Oceano Dive Center, Forest Discovery Centre, Emma Blyth Gallery, The Golly/Toy Emporium & Tea Room, Lisa Payton Creative Arts, Mandurah Forum, Gourmande Delights, Mostly Cards and Gifts.
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1. Eclectic Avenues
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
2. The Whizz Pop Candy Shop
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
The Whizz Pop Candy Shop is a "must-visit" destination on your next trip to Mandurah. Choose from quality sweets from the UK, including Daim bars, Cadbury chocolate, Monster Munch and Walkers crisps, famous name candy from the US, including Hersheys, M&M's and Twinkies, or take home some quality WA products including a wide range of fudge and delicious honeycomb. There's something to satisfy every sweet tooth, young and young-at -heart!
3. Oceano Dive Center
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
We are passionate about all beach and dive things. We hope you can find everything you need. Oceano is focused on providing high-quality service and customer satisfaction - we will do everything we can to meet your expectations. We provide from dive training at all levels (from snorkeling to instructor plus tech training), to dive trips, charters, sales and services. With a variety of offers to choose from, we are sure we will be able to help. If by any chance you are unable to find what you are looking, for let us know, we can probably order from one of our many suppliers. Now with 2 locations to better serve you, Mandurah and Wangara shops.
4. Forest Discovery Centre
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
The beautiful rammed earth Forest Heritage Centre (FHC) links Forest to Arts and Environment. It offers a hub for artisans to work, school groups to meet curriculum outcomes and visitors to enjoy the arts and explore the forest. The FHC houses a fine art gallery, retail shop of local artisans work, a forest interpretive centre, walking trails with education signage and a full equipped workshop.
Reviewed By babutedi - Reigate, United Kingdom
... you'll see more than trees. As visitors from UK with little time and much to learn we found the Centre delightful. Very welcoming staff and the option of coffee included in the ticket is a great idea. As well as enjoying Forest-related information and various displays, we chatted with the impressive Rocking Horse maker and wished we could have afforded (and carried) one of the horses! Plenty of beautifully crafted souvenirs, including useful ones, we brought away fridge magnets and fragrant furniture polish. We didn't go with children but could see how well they are catered for. An educational experience for all ages, we warmly recommend this Centre.
5. Emma Blyth Gallery
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
Emma’s artworks portray scenes from Australia’s rugged outback to the beautiful beaches and forests of WA’s southwest. Visit Black Stump Gallery by Emma Blyth for locally inspired paintings, prints and art gifts by Emma and other select artists of the region including Indigenous paintings and artefacts. Open 7 days.
Reviewed By X4961YTtrevorb
It's great to find renowned Mandurah artist Emma Blyth has relocated her art gallery - the Black Stump Gallery - into the Mandurah Visitor Centre right at the heart of all the tourism activity for the region. Along with Emma's vibrant interpretation of the Australian landscape full of vibrant colour and fun she has a stable of excellent WA artists offering a wide range of paintings, prints, ceramics, glass art and indigenous art to cater for all tastes. A must to visit when in Mandurah where you are sure to find a treasure to take home or even a small gift for a friend or rellie. Best of all, it is all Australian made!
6. The Golly/Toy Emporium & Tea Room
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Lisa Payton Creative Arts
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
Lisa Payton Creative Arts Resin Studio & Gallery showcases a working artists home studio with a gallery of her handmade resin home ware and resin jewelery. You can see Lisa in action working in her studio creating acrylic and resin paintings by using fabric hardener, textures, resin, acrylic paints and recycled materials. Tourists are welcomed to visit Lisa's working art studio in the heart of the City of Mandurah. Lisa's Abstract Earth art resin paintings, resin home wares and resin jewelery are available to purchase.
8. Mandurah Forum
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4.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Lulufluff - Bunbury, Australia
Last time I came here it was mid last year. There are more shops open since then. Very spacious. We came on a Sunday and the internet says it opens at 10am. We arrived about 10.30am and some shops were open, but most were open at 11am. There's a nice variety of stalls. Just remember where you parked your car, so if taking the escalators down keep a note of the shop, and when leaving remember which way you turn at the top of the escalators.
9. Gourmande Delights
Gourmande Delights is a locally owned and operated business at 5 Mandurah Terrace, Mandurah, that specializes in local produce from within the Peel Region and South Western Australia.We showcase the best cheeses, olives, chocolates, condiments and small goods together with artisan breads.Our gift hampers provide an exciting selection of local produce which together with our exciting catering menu, give a taste of the South West
10. Mostly Cards and Gifts
