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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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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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Located in the South West of Western Australia, a region of natural beauty and rich pioneer history, Mount Romance - The Sandalwood Factory is an essential Albany experience. Only 15 kilometres north of the centre of Albany, this award winning tourist attraction offers a unique 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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Mount Clarence provides spectacular views out across the town of Albany and the surrounding bays. Walk along the heritage trail which starts at the memorial and winds around the edges of Mount Clarence. Appreciate the panoramic views of Princess Royal Harbour, King George Sound and Middleton Bay....

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The Old Farm Strawberry Hill was once the home of the first Government resident in Western Australia. Wander through the beautifully furnished 1836 historic cottage to gain a real insight into the way of life in early colonial times....

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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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Whalers Beach near Albany is the perfect vantage point to keep a look out for passing Humpback and Southern Right whales. Whalers Beach is also well known for the HMAS Perth dive site, which is located not far off the beach. The dive site features an interpretive dive trail around the 133 metre long artificial dive reef, giving divers the opportunity to discover the ship’s past....

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Princess Royal Harbour is one of the largest natural harbours in the world. Jump onboard one of the local cruises to explore the huge stretch of waters in this picturesque harbour. Keep an eye out for the humpback whales in the harbour and neighbouring King George Sound....

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One of Western Australia’s most spectacular harbours, King George Sound protects the historic city of Albany....