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This little gem that sits right on the Southern Ocean on WA's south coast boasts a remarkable coastline that contrasts significantly with the topographic landscape shifting inland, where tall trees soon give way to open paddocks. This variance combines to make for a flexible spot for enjoying a range of aspects of natural scenery, however most will likely gravitate towards the excellent beaches to which Albany plays host.
Albany boasts an interesting blend of terrains that brings to mind verdant parts of England except with the added benefit of beautiful stretches of sand – embodied by the clean shores of Emu, Little and Middleton (with its lovely scenic boardwalk trail) beaches – added in for good measure.
Long one of Australia's best whale watching destinations, the off-season for the giants' migratory period still brings along with it many of the benefits of the south WA coast; the summers here are typically more pleasantly cool than capital Perth, and there's relatively little rainfall to worry about from January through March. This is a good thing, as Albany is all about enjoying the Great Outdoors, and many of its main activities and attractions will have you exploring, drinking and dining in the open air.
Part of the Great Southern Wine Region of WA, wine plays a large role here – largely due to the comfortable Mediterranean climate – and as such there are a range of quality cellar doors (including Singlefile, Castle Rock Estate, Wignalls and others) that those wanting to indulge the palate can visit.
In addition to the above, those looking for something more upbeat can instead strike out and explore the beauty of the Stirling Range National Park either via 4WD or on foot for some dramatic views – including that provided by Bluff Knoll, the tallest peak of the bunch that offers a wonderful 360° panorama.
Add in a dose of history of both the maritime (highlighted by the Discovery Bay Whale Centre) and military (National ANZAC Centre) varieties, and you've got a great all-rounder destination that can be reached via a 1-hour flight or around 5 hour drive from Perth.
What Albany has to offer:
Highlights that set Albany apart include:
Lovely mixture of greenery and pristine beachfront
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