Jump in your car and leave the Joondalup City Centre and head to the Eddystone Avenue Underpass to explore a 40 metre mural by Jon Ismailovski. Ismailovski worked with Year Five students at Eddystone Primary School to develop the concept for the mural design. It’s a playful and imaginative piece full of hybrid creatures. 

Drive toward the coast make your way to Northshore Country Club for a relaxed brunch at Grounded Café where homemade baked goods and good vibes await. Want something on the go? Pre-order a grazing box from their sister biz, The Graze Cartel WA, and pick it up enroute find a scenic spot, spread out your goodies, and turn it into a picnic moment worth posting. Got time to spare, why not grab a paddle and play a round of pickleball! Brunch, bites and a bit of friendly competition all at the Northshore! 

Head to the Marmion Aquatic and Angling Club, where you’ll find the striking Marine Life Mural by renowned artist Amok Island. Inspired by vintage scientific charts, this bold and colourful piece showcases the incredible biodiversity of Marmion Marine Park, from tiny invertebrates to majestic marine mammals. 

As your art-filled adventure winds down, its time to soak up the seaside vibes at Hillarys Boat Harbour. Browse boutique shops, dip your toes in the sand, or grab a drink at one of the many alfresco spots overlooking the water. Whether you’re unwinding with a cocktail, indulging in a sweet treat, or simply watching the boats drift by, it’s the perfect place to reflect on your creative journey—and maybe snap one last sunset selfie.

Not ready to head home? Make it a mini getaway and check into Nautica Residences Hillarys, where stylish apartments overlook the sparkling harbour. With the beach, dining, and entertainment just steps away, it’s the ideal base to kick back, recharge, and wake up ready to do it all again tomorrow. Joondalup’s mural trail and coastal charm make for a weekend escape that’s as easy as it is unforgettable.