Attractions

Denmark Animal Farm is a hands-on animal farm and wildlife park where you can pat, cuddle and feed a huge range of friendly and interesting animals including alpacas, rabbits, chickens and joeys. Meet “Tess” and “King Lear” the Scottish Highland cattle, “Kimba” the camel, “Snorkle” the pig, “Jox” and “Basil” the foxes…and of course Fergus & Roxy the dogs! A Read more…

Albany’s Sunday Boatshed Markets beautiful marina setting – a Farmer’s market where you can buy fresh produce, local wines, arts and crafts and enjoy a coffee or snack while listening to some great local live musical talent. Every Sunday 9am -1pm Read more…

A family run honey business, Bartholomews Meadery have a passionate team of people working to produce the best Honey, Mead and Ice Cream in Denmark. See a glass beehive, and choose from many bee and honey related gifts, including toys, skin care, and more. The hives are kept in the most pristine forests and natural bush land of Western Australia’s Read more…

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Just 10 minutes north of Albany’s centre, The Sandalwood Shop comprises of Australia’s leading Sandalwood distillery, The Sandalwood Café and Gong Relaxation Space. Step into the warmth of the expansive showroom and learn about the sandalwood processing journey and the global industry. Indulge your senses by experiencing our extensive range of sandalwood skincare, beauty and lifestyle products manufactured right here in Read more…

Come and challenge yourself in the maze, enjoy a coffee or some yummy food in the cafe, play some puzzles and games or have fun on the natural playground. Seniorocity Review Yallingup Maze   Read more…

The National Anzac Centre is an award-winning facility that uses multimedia, interactive technology and historical artefacts to create a deeply personal connection with the past, as well as pay tribute to those who served. The interpretive content that forms part of the interactive experience was developed by the Western Australian Museum and the Australian War Memorial. The experience is known Read more…

“Paperbark” is an independent bookstore owned by the Cameron family. The old Angus & Robertson site is brimming with books, vinyl and giftware. Found on Albany’s bustling York Street, Paperbark is bound to have a book for all tastes.   Paperbark Merchants, Albany Read more…

Albany has such a diverse coastline, and much of it is flanked by walking and cycle paths that give you a different perspective than when driving. A walking and cycle path connects Ellen Cove at Middleton Beach to Lawley Park near the port and marina. The walk is a pleasant stroll along a gently sloping sealed path, with plenty of Read more…

Hit the cycle path from Emu Point to Middleton Beach, about a 4km ride. The path winds its way along following the coastline, and along the way there are notice boards showing the path route and also the different areas of the beaches and their uses; there is a designated horse exercise area and a dog beach. You may see Read more…

The Gap and the Natural Bridge, in Torndirrup National Park, is a 20 minute drive from the center of Albany. These spectacular natural features have a raised pathway leading from the carpark, across the top of the rocks and granite, making it an easy stroll out to the viewing platform. The path extends out to the viewing area of the Read more…

The Albany Wind Farm needs to be on every Albany bucket list! The free attraction is worth a visit for the impressive wind turbines and spectacular coastal vista. Here there’s various different bush trails, and is a fabulous opportunity to get the kids out to enjoy the fresh Albany air. The impressive 18 windmills are dotted along the rugged coastline. Read more…

  The Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk is an internationally recognised nature-based tourism attraction, located in Australia’s South West, giving you a bird’s eye view of some of the biggest timber giants on Earth – Western Australia’s majestic tingle trees. Climbing 40 metres into the forest canopy and meandering through the treetops for 600 metres, the walk trail Read more…

National Trust site, Strawberry Hill / Barmup was a meeting place for Menang Aboriginal people. In 1826 a government farm was established near the water course which fed the fledgling settlement. It was later purchased by the Government Resident Sir Richard Spencer and in the 1890s by Francis and Maude Bird. Grand when it was built, Strawberry Hill has been Read more…

William Bay National Park, near Denmark, is home to some of WA’s most stunning beaches. The carpark and entrance to Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks, Madfish Bay, Waterfall Beach and the rest of William Bay National Park has been recently redeveloped to accommodate visitors more comfortably. There are toilets and changing facilities at the carpark above Greens Pool. Remember; there Read more…

The Old Marron Farm is a perfect destination for animal lovers looking for a fun day out! Wander through the huge undercover aviary and hand feed the stunning native and exotic parrots, whilst admiring the Koi and trout ponds below. At Nippers Café, relax on the verandah whilst enjoying farm fresh local produce. Taste marron, yabbies and smoked trout, plus Read more…

The Museum of the Great Southern provides exhibitions, public programs, educational programs and information on the unique natural and social history of the region. Refurbished in July 2010, the refitted museum overlooks picturesque Princess Royal Harbour, on the site of first European settlement in Western Australia. The Museum shares the stories of the Menang Noongar people and the influence of Read more…