Mango Picking in Australia 2026/27
We list 2 farms across Australia where you pick your own mangoes. The season usually runs November to February. Few Australian mango growers let visitors pick; most sell boxed fruit at the gate. The harvest moves from north to south, starting in the Northern Territory in spring and reaching south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales around Christmas. Every listing carries the farm's own address, season dates and phone number where we could confirm them.
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Mango Picking by state
Queensland (1 farm)
- The Longan Farm, Narangba
WA (1 farm)
- Perth Mango Farm, Nowergup
Common questions
When is the mango season in Australia?
Usually November to February. Few Australian mango growers let visitors pick; most sell boxed fruit at the gate. The harvest moves from north to south, starting in the Northern Territory in spring and reaching south-east Queensland and northern New South Wales around Christmas. Exact dates move with the weather every year, so each farm's own dates are on its listing.
Where is the best mango picking in Australia?
Our 2 farms are spread across Queensland (1) and WA (1).
How much does mango picking cost?
In the last confirmed season, Perth Mango Farm charged $15 per kg. Some charge entry per person instead of by weight, and prices move during the season.
Do you need to book?
1 of the 2 farms we list takes bookings ahead of a visit. The rest are walk-in. Picking depends on the weather either way, so ring ahead or check the farm's own page before travelling.
See also
- Every pick-your-own farm in Australia on one map
- What to pick in Australia this month
- Pick your own strawberries in Australia
- Pick your own cherries in Australia
- Pick your own apples in Australia
- Pick your own blueberries in Australia
- Pick your own raspberries in Australia
- Pick your own blackberries in Australia
Last checked 27 August 2026