Giants of Mandurah

a walk with a very beautiful view, went during winter in June quite windy, didn't have enough time to explore all of the giants and Mandurah.

Absolutely awesome to see the Giants. Unfortunately we went during the peak of school holidays and children (the same set of about 7 kids) climbed all over the giant for a good 30 minutes. As someone who travelled from the city to see this giant especially, it would have been nice for the parents to call their children OFF for JUST A MINUTE so other tourists could take photos with the giant or photos of JUST THE GIANT which would have been nice. Just some consideration for others would have been appreciated.Also, as a safety measure...maybe just be aware of people who have no choice but to take a photo with your kids in it and post to social media. Other people might not have good intentions but have almost an hour (we waited and waited, hoping for a chance to take a photo of the giant on it's own) where we could have taken hundreds of photos of children. Just saying.

Great way to see the sights. A lot of work has gone into the Giants. Well worth the visit. Need to go visitor information centre to get the map and then follow the trail

My friends and I visited all five in Mandurah in three and a half hours. I recommend downloading info beforehand. We parked next to Marlee Reserve in Parklands very close to the first (and best) giant. All Giants except Lake Clifton one are dog friendly (on leash). We visited the replacement Giant even though its not officially open until Saturday, but could still see it through fence. The Halls Head Giant we parked to the south of it at end of Daydream Plaza.Lake Clifton Giant is a very long walk (no shortcut here folks). Took a picnic lunch to have at end of walks at Lake Clifton, did notice right next door the Thorny Devil Brewery who serve food if you haven't brought a hamper and drinks.Recommend week day for this adventure as even on an overcast, rain threatening day parking was starting to be at a premium.

The Giants are definately worth the drive to Mandurah. Finding them is the tricky part.My favourite is the Lake Clifton treehugging fellow which can be found driving south of Mandurah to the Stromatelite jetty which adds to the journeys attraction.In addition you arrive right next to the awesome Thorny Devil brewery where fine ales & excellent food are served promptly & with a smile.

Beautiful piece of art. Great spot to go with young kiddos but don't forget your sunscreen if you're going in summer.

Awesome treasure hunt, find all 6 Giants, clues are easy to follow.Very impressive for photos, on the way to find the Giants, you get to discover lots of new areas and get in exercise

Such a great way to get out with the family.Really great idea.. I wish they were permanent and not just for 12 months. Great tourist attraction.

It's great that there not close to were u Park Ur car, as u get exercise n breath in the fresh air plus interact with other like minded people.

We could visit three giants in one day; the first two were easy to reach, but the third took a long. It was a bit boring since you can't do anything except walk. And you can't find any signs on the way; we often thought we went the wrong way.Anyway, if you want to go with kids, be aware that prolonged walking can be tedious.I think they had to create them next to each other; it could attract more tourists.