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Whale World boasts heritage and culture in this unique and educational tourist attraction. It offers an interactive journey through the former site of Australia’s last operating whaling station, supported by a series of audio visual displays, artefacts and whaling history....

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Located in the South West of Western Australia, a region full of natural scenic beauty and pioneer history, Mt Romance Australia – Essence of Australia is the essential Albany experience. Only a short 15 kilometre drive north of the centre of Albany, this award winning tourist attraction offers a surprising variety of activities....

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The Western Australian Museum Albany overlooks picturesque Princess Royal Harbour or Memang Koort (whale heart) as it was known by the Indigenous Minang people of the Great Southern. The Museum is set among historic buildings and green gardens and today, Minang people tell of the importance of this location as a traditional fishing-camp....

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Established in 1982, Wignalls Winery is located in the heart of the Great Southern winery region. It is only a five minute drive from the centre of Albany....

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The Salmon Holes is named after the salmon that seek shelter in the calmer waters close to the beach....

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The Bald Head Walking Track provides a spectacular way to check out the stunning coastal scenery of the Flinders Peninsula in the Torndirrup National Park near Albany. The challenging walk provides hiking enthusiasts with a rewarding and breathtaking view of the coastline at the end of the track....

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The Old Post Office is a distinctive historic building in the centre of Albany. The restored 1869 building has a twenty five metre clock tower that is visible from the Princess Royal Harbour. Be sure to photograph the oldest post office in Western Australia and enjoy checking out the heritage character of this unique building....

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Jimmy Newells Harbour is a beautiful natural harbour close to Torndirrup National Park. This small inlet provides a protected calm body of water which is ideal for swimming and paddling, as its namesake discovered when caught in a storm. It is also a wonderful spot to try out beach fishing....

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The Torndirrup National Park is home to a range of spectacular natural wonders, and is the most visited national park in Western Australia. The drive through Torndirrup is stunning and leads down to the rugged southern coastline....

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The sun sets over the gently flowing Kalgan River, red and orange hues contrast with green vines and rolling hills complete the picturesque majesty that is Montgomery's Hill - home of premium wines....