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From stunning coastlines and ancient forests to incredible food, wine and welcoming locals, there's so much to discover around Albany.

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BEST BEACHES

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NATIONAL PARKS

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WILDFLOWERS

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WHALE WATCHING

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FOOD

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WINE & BARS

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BEST BEACHES

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Albany is home to some of Western Australia's most beautiful beaches. Experience the vibrant blue waters, pristine stretches of soft white sand and unblemished coastline.

  • Middleton Beach

  • Cheynes Beach

  • Frenchman Bay Beach

  • Goode Beach

  • Gull Rock Beach

  • Little Beach 

  • Misery Beach

  • Muttonbird Beach

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NATIONAL PARKS

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Breathe in the fresh air and immerse yourself in a timeless land of granite peaks, pristine beaches and ancient forests shaped by nature’s power and patience.

  • Torndirrup National Park

  • Porongurup National Park

  • Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve

  • West Cape Howe National Park 

  • Gull Rock National Park

  • Waychinicup National Park

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WILDFLOWERS

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The south west of Western Australia is widely considered as a plant biodiversity hotspot . Peak seaon spring (September-November).

  • Waychinicup National Park 

  • Stirling range National Park 

  • Gull Rock National Park 

  • Torndirrup National Park 

  • ​Porongurup Range

  • Regional Wildflower Garden

  • Bibbulmum Track

  • The Uredale Point Heritage Trail

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WHALE WATCHING

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Albany is one of the best places to experience nature’s greatest annual migration and spot majestic Humpbacks and Southern Right whales breach and glide. 

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RESTAURANTS

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From local favourites to the bustling restaurants, cocktail bars and classic pubs, we're sure you'll find the culinary offerings will leave a lasting impression.

  • Due South

  • Little Italy 

  • Lime 303

  • Majuba Bistro

  • Premier Hotel

  • Rustlers Steakhouse

  • Six Degrees

  • ​Venice Pizza Bar

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CAFES

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Espresso, flat white, long black or latte, the only thing better than a good brew is a great breakfast, brunch and bite.

  • Bay Merchants

  • Bred & Co.

  • Cosi's Cafe

  • Dylans on the Terrace

  • Emu Point Cafe

  • Gourmandise & Co

  • Kate’s Place

  • Three Anchors

  • Frederick's Cafe

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WINERIES

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With its mix of boutique family-run wineries and world-class producers, the Great Southern is a haven for wine lovers seeking variety, quality and connection. 

  • Singlefile

  • Castle Rock Estate

  • Duke's Vineyard

  • Gilbert Wines

  • Monty's Leap Wines

  • Harewood Estate

  • Oranje Tractor Wines

  • Zarephath Wines

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BREWERIES, BARS & PUBS

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Albany’s bars and pubs offer a vibrant mix of experiences — from bustling venues pouring craft brews to quiet, cosy corners perfect for a laid-back drinks.

  • Dune Beer Co,

  • Hybla Tavern

  • Majuba Bistro

  • Liberte

  • Lime 303

  • Premier Hotel

  • Rats Bar 

  • Six Degrees

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ATTRACTIONS

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It's a region full of limitless wonders, rich history and direct admission to some of the most iconic beaches and natural delights in the world.

  • The Gap & Natural Bridge

  • Jimmy Newells Harbour 

  • The Blowholes 

  • Misery Beach Lookout

  • Granite Skywalk 

  • Ellen Cove Boardwalk

  • Albany Heritage Walk

  • Allbany Wind Farm 

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HERITAGE & HISTORY

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Step into Albany’s rich and fascinating history. Uncover the lives of convicts, explore maritime history and experience the legacy of Albany’s proud ANZAC heritage.

  • Albany Convict Gaol Museum 

  • Albany Historic Whaling Station

  • Desert Mounted Corp Memorial

  • Museum of the Great Southern 

  • National Anzac Centre

  • Patrick Taylor Cottage Museum

  • Princess Royal Fortress

  • The Brig Amity Replica

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA'S

Adventures start here.

The Great Southern region is home to some of Western Australia’s most breathtaking national parks, coastal reserves and walking trails, including Torndirrup National Park, Stirling Range National Park and Waychinicup National Park. Many of these incredible natural attractions are managed by Parks and Wildlife Service WA and may require a park entry fee.

If you’re planning to explore multiple national parks and attractions throughout your stay, we highly recommend purchasing a WA Parks Pass, which offers excellent value and convenient access to parks across the region.

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