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Albany

This charming city nestled around Princess Royal Harbour oozes heritage and is the perfect destination for history buffs. As the home of the National ANZAC Centre, and the site of the first European settlement in Western Australia there is plenty to explore – as well as numerous opportunities to delve into the ancient Noongar stories as well.

A growing foodie destination, Albany makes the perfect base for exploration in any direction. To the East, Two People’s Bay, inland the Porongorups and Stirling ranges, and to the West, Denmark and the stunning Tingle forests.

Don’t miss Albany’s spectacular hikes, or coastline, with the magnificent Torndirrup National Park and of course – Australia’s best patch of sand, Misery Beach.

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William Bay National Park, Denmark, Western Australia

If you’re visiting Denmark, WA, William Bay National Park is a must-visit. Just 14km southwest of Denmark, the park stretches from Parry Beach at the western end of Mazzoletti Beach to the eastern edge of Lights Beach, closer to Denmark Town. You’ll find some of the most...

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Top 3 Stops on a Walpole to Albany Trip: 2026 Guide

If you are searching for the best things to do on a Walpole to Albany trip then we’re making the assumption that you are doing the Walpole to Albany leg of your road trip in one day.  If you are staying around the area longer then we recommend you delve into our different, detailed...

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Elephant Rocks WA: What You Need to Know in 2026

When I was a kid, Elephant Rocks near Denmark, WA, was a place of mystery and fascination. I suppose I was wowed by its beauty as well. Nowadays, it’s a popular destination for drone photographers (and Instagrammers), and whenever I go back to Elephant Rocks, I can see why—it really...

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Bluff Knoll Accommodation & The Stirling Ranges

If you are planning to head to the Stirling Ranges you are in for a big treat.  These beautiful mountains are a special place to discover Western Australia’s remoteness and unique flora (and some fauna)!  The Stirling Range National Park also encompasses Western Australia’s...