The City of Mandurah's Christmas Lights Trail has officially been switched on and features a number of interactive displays for the whole family to enjoy.
The display stretches from the Mandurah Bridge to the Mandurah Ocean Marina taking about 40 minutes to walk through and along the way you can check out the festive light installations including a giant Santa,10.5m tall tree, reindeer and many more.
PIC: Mandurah Cruises Facebook Page.
PIC: Mandurah Cruises Facebook Page.
Children can visit Santa and his Elves at Mandjar Square, where he has left a mailbox so you can get your Christmas list in at any time.
Roving carollers and street performers will also be out every Friday and Saturday as well as pop-up activities and activations.
PIC: Mandurah Cruises Facebook Page.
What's On:
- Santa and his Elves - Every Thursday to Sunday up until 24 December, 6pm to 9pm at Mandjar Square
- Nativity scene and petting zoo - Thursday 10 December, 6pm to 8:30pm at Keith Holmes Reserve
- Free kids Christmas activities - Thursdays up until 24 December, 6pm to 9pm City Centre.
For more events, head to www.visitmandurah.com/christmas-lights-trail/
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