Giants of Mandurah (Seba’s Song) - Wannanup, Western Australia

Name: Giants of Mandurah (Seba’s Song)
Rating: 4.5

Address: 56 Estuary Pl, Wannanup WA 6210, Australia.

Website: giantsofmandurah.com.au.
Specialties: Sculpture, Tourist attraction.
Other points of interest: Onsite services, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot.
Opinions: This company has 405 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.5/5.

Location of Giants of Mandurah (Seba’s Song)

Giants of Mandurah (Seba’s Song) is a renowned sculpture and popular tourist attraction located in Mandurah, Western Australia. The address of this captivating landmark is 56 Estuary Pl, Wannanup WA 6210, Australia.

Reviews of Giants of Mandurah (Seba’s Song)

Giants of Mandurah (Seba’s Song) - Wannanup, Western Australia

Michael Keating

2/5

To be honest, a long adventure for not much reward. The sculpture is ok but really not all that interesting. After going to this first sculpture, we decided not to spend the time looking at the whole set. Whole we were there, maybe 15 other people visited. They all turned around and left after no more than a couple of minutes....

Kerbray

5/5

A short and easy walk along the bay trail to the giant and suitable for walking with dogs on leash. The giant is quite easy to find at the end of the route, and caution is advised on the rocks to obtain photos.

Justine Streager

5/5

GIANT SEBAS SONG. A short walk the giant is facing the water, you'll need to climb gently around a bit to see his necklace or go on the boat cruise or hire a kayak to see him property if you're unable to climb the rocks or the giant to see his face. He's holding a trumpet. His hand is covering his eyes as he looks out to the water.

Kamila

4/5

Just a short walk from the carpark there is another Giant to see. Take fly repellent with you cos the flies here are next level. Kept on getting attacked by them so had to run to reach the giant cos they just wouldn't stop. I feel like the placement of this one is not the best. Hard to see the front of it unless you go down the rocks (and be careful not to fall in the water in process ?) which I did.

Leanne H

5/5

This is one of the 9 giants in Mandurah. We had a great adventure finding out access to see Seba.
We also then enjoyed the walk along to the site that featured lots of native plants, flowers, etcetera and beautiful view out to the ocean.
There are may great opportunities for some fun photo angles. The contrast colours of the sculpture and the blue of the sea and sky were terrific, even better on a glorious day!

Steve Spottiswood

4/5

Another great Troll statue. View is great and made even better by the dolphins playing nearby. Nice carpark with water and toilets nearby. There were also some kangaroos hanging out in the bush on the walk.

T B

3/5

I love the giants but this one I felt was placed in the wrong spot. U can't really see him ashes looking out into the ocean. They should have put him back on the rocks behind him so u could walk past him and see him properly. We had to climb on rocks and im to old for that.

Zhia Soo

5/5

Very nice walk from the carpark to the giant, only took about 10 minutes. Just a shame that you can't get picture of the face unless you have a boat or maybe a selfie stick? ? Yes I climbed down onto the rocks to see if I could get a good shot but unfortunately not.