A-Z Attractions
Discover somewhere new to explore in our A-Z of Albany Region Attractions
S= SHARP POINT A stunning lookout over the Great Southern Ocean and our beautiful rugged coastline. Sit at the lookout and watch the sun go down after another glorious day in the Albany Region
A = AMITY
The Brig Amity was built in the mid 1970’s to mark the 150th anniversary of the foundation of Albany. It is the exact replica of the vessel that brought the first white settlers to Albany. Open to the public you too can experience how these settlers lived during their journey from Sydney
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B = BORNHOLM BEACH
Bornholm Beach is at West Cape Howe. (Reported to be one of the most difficult beaches to access in all of Australia!)
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C = Castle Rock Granite Skywalk
In the Porogurup National Park. Climb over rocks, through a crevice, up a ladder then along a catwalk to the summit for magnificent views
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D = Dingo’s Beach
Dingo Beach is located in the West Cape Howe National Park on the Southern Ocean in southwest of Western Australia. Nearest Beach is Shelley Beach
E = Ellen Cove Jetty
A boardwalk climbs the hill to the south above Ellen Cove Jetty, with stunning views over the King George Sound and Middleton Bay. The jetty is the perfect place for fishing or jumping into the crystal blue ocean water.
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J = Jetty
There are many jetty’s in the Albany Region and they are a photographers delight. We have the Emu Point Jetty, Middleton Beach Jetty, Lake Seppings and a favourite one is Little Grove Jetty.
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K = Kalgan River Bridge
The Kalgan River was first named by the French explorer Nicolas Baudin in 1803 “The Riviere des Francais” was commonly referred to as The French River.
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M = Middleton Beach
Middleton Beach was named after Captain Middleton in 1934. Captain Middleton is an ancestor of Kate Middleton now married to Prince William and proud mother of Prince George and Princess Charlotte. It is the main swimming beach for Albany and offers swimming and recreational beach activities.
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N = National ANZAC Centre
The new National Anzac Centre honours the Anzacs of the First World War and is set within the stunning grounds of the Heritage Park. The National Anzac Centre offers visitors an intensely personal connection with the Anzacs through interactive and multimedia displays together with unique artefacts; rare images and film; and audio commentary.
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S = Salmon Holes
Salmon Holes in the Torndirrup National Park is a spot not to be missed. Walk down the stairs and let the sand squelch between your toes. Watch the crashing waves, but be aware of the signs. I love the look on the fishermen’s faces as they reel in a Salmon.
Salmon Holes – Thank you SKPRINTS Aerial Photography and Cinematrography
T = Toolbrunup
Enjoy magnificent uninterrupted views from the summit of Mt Toolbrunup, the second highest peak in the Stirling Range. A good degree of fitness is required for this 4 kilometre return hike.
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W = Whale Watching
Southern Right and Humpback Whales can be enjoyed in the Albany Region from end of May till October. Book now with
ALBANY WHALE TOURS or SOUTHERN OCEAN SAILING
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the must-see attractions in the Albany region?
Albany’s highlights include the National Anzac Centre, the Gap and Natural Bridge in Torndirrup National Park, Whale World at the historic whaling station, Middleton Beach, and the granite peaks of the Stirling Range and Porongurup. The A-Z listing covers attractions from adventure to wildlife.
How many days do you need in Albany?
Allow at least two to three days: one for the Anzac heritage and historic town, one for the national parks and coastline, and another for whale watching (June to October), wineries or a day trip to the Stirling Range.
Is Albany good for families?
Very much so — calm beaches like Middleton and Emu Point, the Albany Leisure and Aquatic Centre, wildlife parks, easy coastal walks and plenty of cafes make Albany an easy family destination year-round.
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