The Giant Crab Guide
Snap a Selfie with the Shell-ebrity: The Giant Crab of Mandurah! Guide
Prepare to be crab-tivated! The Giant Crab is a quirky and iconic roadside attraction located just south of Mandurah. This colossal crustacean sculpture is a must-see for anyone passing through the area, offering a fun photo opportunity and a memorable pit stop. It's a bit of a novelty, but that's precisely what makes it so charming and a beloved part of the local landscape. The Giant Crab was originally built in the 1970s as part of a seafood restaurant. While the restaurant is no longer there, the crab has remained, becoming a beloved landmark and a symbol of the region's connection to the sea. It's a testament to the enduring appeal of roadside attractions and the power of a good photo op! The main activity at the Giant Crab is, of course, taking photos! Strike a pose with this enormous crustacean and capture a fun memory of your trip. There's not much else to do on-site, but it's a great excuse to stretch your legs and break up a long drive. Nearby, you'll find cafes and shops in the town of Bouvard, where you can grab a coffee or a snack.
Transportation
The Giant Crab is located on Old Coast Road, south of Mandurah. It's best accessed by car. There is parking available on-site. While public transport options are limited, you can take a bus to nearby towns like Bouvard and then walk or take a taxi to the Giant Crab. Check the Transperth website for bus schedules.