Moore River Estuary

Located on the banks of the coastal town of Guilderton, Moore River Estuary is a favourite holiday destination among Western Australians and visitors alike.

The area is recognised for having some of the most pristine vegetation in the state and offering a wide range of water-based recreational activities. With its calm and sheltered water, the estuary is suitable for swimmers of all ages, making it an excellent destination for families.

Moore River Estuary offers a range of water-based recreational activities, including canoeing and paddle boating, making it a perfect destination to explore the majestic surroundings of the fresh water estuary. For those who prefer a more relaxing activity, a river cruise will present you with endless photographic opportunities of the flora and fauna within the relaxed comfort of a chauffeured boat.

Moore River Estuary and the ocean at the river mouth offer excellent opportunities for fishing enthusiasts. Fishing lovers can enjoy casting their lines to catch varieties of fish in the area.

Surfers will be impressed with the local waters which can be accessed with a short walk from the estuary's mouth. The local waters offer prime surfing opportunities, making the area popular among surfers.

Moore River Estuary experiences a temperate climate throughout the year. The best time to visit is during the dry season from April to October. During this time, the region experiences a warm and pleasant climate, making it an excellent time to engage in water-based recreational activities.

Guilderton, also known as Moore River, is located approximately one hour's drive north of Perth. The venue address is at the end of the rivermouth road, located next to the Moore River Foreshore Reserve. Visitors can easily access it by using the Indian Ocean Drive that runs north from Joondalup.