If you play golf then you simply must play this course. Few courses anywhere offer the player such a dramatic contrast. The 27 hole championship golf course was designed by the internationally renowned Robert Trent Jones Jr. The golf course was built into an old limestone quarry, presents large undulations and dramatic white cliff faces all interwoven with the natural Australian bushland and man made lakes. The course has a local population of Kangaroos that can be seen on the grass at dusk.

The City's showcase park. Nestled between the city centre and Lake Joondalup, the park is a beautiful grassed park sloping down to the water's edge. Native Australian Ringneck parrots can be hand fed by placing seed in the hand and outstretching your arm. There is a jetty protruding out onto the lake where long neck turtles and other birds can be seen on the water including Black Swans. At twilight, Kangaroos come to feed on the grassed area.

Covering 1400 hectares of land, including 550 hectares of wetlands around Lake Joondalup, Beenup Swamp, Walluburnup Swamp and Lake Goollelal. Walking trails throughout the park enable visitors to get up close to prinstine areas of native Australian bushland with all the unique smells, birdlife and vegetation to enjoyy. The park contains heritage buildings, including Perry's Cottage, Cockman House and Luisini Winery. Named after Yellagonga, leader of the local Aboriginal Mooro people.

A world-class Marina at the southern end of Joondalup's boundary on Perth's northern beaches, which includes The Great Escape water park with water slides, mini-golf and trampolines and also the Aquarium Of Western Australia with an underwater tunnel allowing great viewing of Sharks and Rays. There is also a touch pool and Sea Lion enclosure. The marina has safe and protected swimming areas as well as some of the best restaurants in Perth.