holiday planner - Amazing Albany

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2014
HOLIDAY
PLANNER
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Anzac Albany 2014 will mark 100 years
since the departure of the First Convoy
from Albany of over 30,000 troops to
the First World War on 1 November 1914.
For many, Albany was their last sight of
Australia.
Albany will be hosting a number of
ceremonial and community events
to commemorate the centenary of
Anzac. Further details
of Anzac Albany can be
found on page 6 or at
www.anzacalbany.com.au
EXPLORE AMAZINGALBANY.COM
Albany:
Your journey,
your story
Visit Albany to Remember.
30 October to 2 November 2014.
UNCOVER THE BEST of life
in Albany - a city surrounded
by amazing nature. Only four
and a half hours from Perth
and you’ll re-tell the story for
years.
Albany Visitor Centre
Old Railway Station
Proudlove Parade (entry off York St)
Albany WA 6330, Australia
Open daily (except Christmas Day)
from 9.00am – 5.00pm
Information +61 8 9841 9290
[email protected]
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What are you waiting for? Throw off your work
kit and book a flight, or pile the kids and a few
bags into the car. You’ll love the journey as
much as the destination.
Arrive in Albany and you’ll soon discover the
beauty and wonder of the Real South. Uncover
the many treasures with the help of our local tour
and accommodation providers. 5 gold medals
were achieved in the 2013 Western Australian
Tourism Awards so tour and stay with some
of the state’s best tourism operators in some
of the most amazing natural environments
around.
IT STARTS HERE
Bookings +61 8 9841 9377
HEAD TO THE REAL SOUTH
KAIA KAIA: WELCOME TO ALBANY
CULTURE VULTURE
THINGS TO SEE & DO
ON YOUR BIKE
RETAIL
MAPS
SURF OUR TURF
GREAT SOUTHERN LAND
THE WIDE OPEN ROAD
LOVE AT FIRST BITE
FOOD & WINE
PLACES TO STAY
EVENTS
[email protected]
www.amazingalbany.com
free accommodation &
tour booking service
This is a publication of the City of Albany and
distributed by the Albany Visitor Centre.
Photographs: Andrew Halsall, Krysta Guille, Merv
Levitzke, Daisy Van Ross, Renae O’Donnell,
Ian Redmond, Cape Howe Cottages, Maitraya Luxury
Private Retreat, Whaleworld, Alison Paine, Great Southern
Distillery
bookings +61 8 9841 9377 or amazingalbany.com - 2
Head
to the
Real
South
The
Real
South:
Find
Your Fix
Put the real back into your reality with these
three Amazing Albany itineraries. Get your
ultimate fix of the epic Real South. Albany: It’s
your journey. It’s your story.
01 Adrenalin Rush:
For those
addicted to life, fill your holiday with an iconic, full-throttle
adventure. Experience solitude, nature, exercise and challenge.
Blow your mind with thrill-seeking escapades for all skill levels
and get the heart thumping with Albany-based adrenalinrushing activity. It’s your turn. Press the green light for your
week-long itinerary now.
COACH
DRIVE
FLY
The journey can be
as much fun as the
destination. Get to
Albany any way you
can…
The fastest way to travel to Albany from Perth
is to fly. Virgin Australia flies daily to and from
the newly upgraded Albany Airport and flight
schedules are available at www.virginaustralia.
com.au. Private charter jets are also available
for hire. Albany airport is located 11 kilometres
north of Albany on Albany Highway and car
hire is available at the terminal.
Albany is just a 4.5 hour, 416km drive south of
Perth, straight down Albany Highway. Driving
through some of the State’s most beautiful
countryside, you’ll pass forests, working farms
and vineyards.
What are you waiting for? Throw a few bags in
the car, wind down the window and turn up
the music. The breeze will blow away the city
cobwebs in no time.
TransWA operates daily coach passenger
services to Albany from Perth. The destination
point is the Visitor Centre, Proudlove
Parade, Albany. A coach drive from Perth to
Albany takes about six hours, via Williams,
Gnowangerup or Bunbury.
Bookings: (within Australia) 1300 662 205
Bookings: (international) +618 9326 2600
www.transwa.wa.gov.au
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Southern Stars:
Rejuvenate your
cultural awareness and experience a sensory reawakening
with amazing art trails, cultural performances, mouth-watering
wine and scrumptious produce. This itinerary takes no more
than 4-5 days.
03 Mysteries of History:
Find out where it all began in Albany. Discover incredible
indigenous history and settlement facts. Take in ancient
natural history millions of years old.
Cycle the Munda Biddi trail from
Denmark to Albany
Hike to Bald Head and back
Row the Kalgan River
Take a horse-riding trek
Bodyboard at Middleton Beach
Kayak the King River
Visit Torndirrup National Park, The
Gap and Natural Bridge
Walk the Mt Adelaide Trail, the Mt
Clarence Granite Trail and the Ellen
Cove boardwalk
Bird-watch at Lake Seppings
Kite or windsurf Princess Royal
Harbour
Go whale watching
Dive the reefs and wrecks of King
George Sound
Take a fishing charter out to catch
dinner
Ride the Mt Clarence Downhill Trail
Trawl the stalls of the Saturday and
Sunday Albany markets
Follow the Southern Regions Art +
Craft Map and the Go Taste Albany
Trail
Take in a world-class show at the
architecturally award-winning Albany
Entertainment Centre
Visit Albany’s arts hub, the
Vancouver Arts Centre
Nominate a skipper, hit the winery
trail and picnic in the vines
Discover the farm gate trail for
gate-to-plate produce
Check out Discovery Bay,
incorporating Whale World and the
Albany Biodiversity Park (opening
2013)
Discover Indigenous-built stone fishtraps and the Kinjarling Trail
Get a local history fix at Strawberry
Hill, the first farm settled in the State
Visit the WA Museum, Albany
Take a guided tour of the 1970s-built
Brig Amity
Plan a day of short tours, including
Albany Port
Kaia Kaia. Welcome to Menang
Noongar country. History is alive
and kicking in Albany, the oldest
permanently settled town in WA
and it’s not just for bookworms and
academics.
Attain insights into centuries-old local
indigenous
culture.
Discover
why
European explorers fell in love with
Albany in the 17th century. Explore
majestic buildings, shipwrecks, convict
relics, ANZAC memorials, museums, forts,
ports and evidence of the city’s whaling
and agricultural industries. Make use of
Albany’s excellent facilities and stunning
new waterfront, marina and Entertainment
Centre while you plan your return trip to
coincide with the centenary of ANZAC,
kicking off in November 2014.
Menang: History at a glance
The Noongar Menang people assert
their identity through a vibrant, strong
culture said to date back 18,000 years.
Indigenous family groups are recognised
as traditional owners of the land through
the City of Albany Aboriginal Accord,
a document signed in 2003 which
promotes reconciliation, negotiation and
cooperation.
The Kinjarling Trail is a cultural heritage
asset drawing together Albany’s stories
of landscape, harbours and ocean from
Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultures.
The trail’s narratives link Menang history
with the development of Albany’s
foreshore. Weaving through Albany, it
covers important sites, taking in Indigenous
culture as well as Charles Darwin’s visit,
European settlement and the natural
environment. Book your discovery of the
Kinjarling Trail today.
public imagination quite like the ANZAC
story. Discover your own sense of national
pride when you visit the 1914 departure
point where 30,000 men left Albany for
Gallipoli.
The first port
built in the state,
Albany Port
now welcomes
some of the
world’s largest
passenger ships,
including the
QEII
Albany’s special place in the remembrance
of WWI is recognised the world over. Each
year thousands of people, locals and
visitors, silently and solemnly gather for the
dawn service at the top of Mount Clarence
looking out over King George Sound to
commemorate the diggers who perished
in the Great War. Wreaths are laid upon the
water of the Sound, just as one was laid at a
dawn service held on 25 April 1930.
Albany recently launched the stunning
ANZAC Peace Park on its foreshore in
recognition of the significance of the city’s
role in the ANZAC legend. The park will
play a significant role in the hosting of
commemorative events for the Centenary
of ANZAC in 2014, and is expected to attract
thousands of international visitors.
Anzac Albany Commemorates
100 Years
1 November 2014 will mark 100 years since
the first convoy of ships departed from
Albany carrying thousands of Australian
and New Zealand troops to the First World
War. Albany was the last sight of Australia
for many. We now know all of those who
served as our Anzacs. Visit Albany to Remember.
Anzac Albany 1914-2014
Centenary:
30 October – 2 November 2014
Stirling Terrace Mess Hall
Anzac Projections & Storytelling
31 October 2014
Ceremonial Sunset
Princess Royal Harbour Lights
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Cultural and Tourism Precinct Overlooking
the Princess Royal Harbour get your history hit
exploring the WA Museum, The Brig Amity and the
Convict Gaol.
1 November 2014
Troop March
Commemorative Service
Anzac Interpretive Centre Opening
Community Concert featuring WASO
2 November 2014
Naval Ship Open Day
Reflections Over the Water
Visit www.AnzacAlbany.com.au for more
details and to register for the newsletter.
WA Museum, Albany: The museum provides
exhibitions and programs as well as information on the
region’s natural and social history of the region.
Brig Amity: Take a guided tour of the 1970s built
replica of the sailing ship that brought the first
European settlers to Western Australia. Group and
guided tours available.
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Albany Convict Gaol: Fully restored, displays
include the Great Hall, warders’ quarters and cells. Try a
night tour that includes Hangman’s Yard, ghostly tales,
indigenous cell art, a death mask and the Black Hole.
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Discovery Bay: Incorporating Whale
World + the Albany Biodiversity Park,
Discovery Bay features living murals of
wildflower colour, native animal enclosures,
12km of boardwalks through paths of
protected wetlands and an interactive
learning experience. At the site of the old
Cheynes Beach Whaling Station, Whale
World offers audiovisual displays, artifacts,
whaling history, professional guides and
more than 20 exhibits
Patrick Taylor Cottage: An 11-room
wattle and daub home, said to be the oldest
surviving dwelling in Western Australia
Walk the Talk: Get your hit of Albany
history all in one with a stroll down Albany’s
Heritage Walk Trail. Grab a brochure for selfguided walks or join a guided tour departing
from the Albany Visitor Centre
Visit Strawberry Hill, the first farm
settled in WA. View the historic homestead
and stroll the beautiful gardens
Get Your History Hit
The Albany region features many significant
Indigenous cultural sites that chronicle
the fascinating Menang culture that predated European settlement. To get your
fix, discover the ancient stone fish traps
built 7,500 years ago by Menang people
at Albany’s Oyster Harbour: they used tidal
movements to catch fish. Consisting of
eight weirs along the north end of Oyster
Harbour, the traps are made of thousands
of stones and an outlet gap covered with
branches. They trapped fish as the tide
levels dropped.
Lest We Forget Nothing captures the
Haute Port
Kaia Kaia:
Welcome
Culture
Vulture
Albany is arts-fixated – so much so
that you can gallery-hop your way
around town for days
STICK YOUR head in the doors of the Albany
Boatshed markets any Sunday morning for
entertainment that will blow your mind.
Trip over the brick that doubles as the PIAF
Great Southern brochure and stay for the
journey that is the region’s most awaited
and awarded creative festival. Drop into the
Vancouver Arts Centre, Albany’s creative
hub, hire a studio and exhibit short-term, or
rent a room for an artsy event.
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Hit any one of the city’s historic pubs and
hotels and find a superbly talented lineup of local entertainers and musicians.
Quiet Albany is not. What you’ll find is an
authenticity to Albany’s creative scene that
is accessible and real, and a hotbed of arts
development that is taking the creative
world by storm.
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Southern Edge
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THINK Albany
and star-quality musos, and fine wine
at family-friendly pubs and breweries
spring to mind. Think bespoke boutiques,
galleries, distilleries and artisanal stores
to-die-for, as well as international acts at
the architecturally award-winning Albany
Entertainment Centre. Chat to local artists between sets at one of
the city’s historic venues over a bespoke
ale and you’ll hear stories of acclaim and
success. Meet the Albany musos unearthed
by national talent spotters and now
heralded as the next big thing. If it’s cultural
nirvana you’re looking for, you’ve found it
here.
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Every year the City of Albany Art Prize is
awarded to a major artwork in what is
one of Australia’s most distinguished art
competitions. An annual acquisitive prize
open to all Australian artists for a twodimensional painting, it offers a first prize of
$25,000. Albany also offers an annual nonacquisitive art award, with a major prize
of $4000. Check out the Vancouver Arts
Centre for the latest on prize exhibitions.
The Southern Art + Craft Trail is 10 years of
age and boasts more than 60 exhibitions
and studios in September and October
each year, drawing crowds of more than
10,000. Plan your visit around the Trail
and soak up the authentic experience of
the region with workshops, exhibitions,
demonstrations, awards and opportunities
to purchase investment pieces.
Meteors + Metaphors
If
it’s beauty rich and rare you’re looking for,
Albany’s emerging Indigenous art scene
offers an insight into an ancient culture.
Formerly of Katanning and now relocating
to Albany, Mungart Boodja is an Indigenous
owned and operated art centre central
to the success of many accomplished
visual artists in the Great Southern region.
Mungart Boodja facilitates the production
of art and the development of the
professional skills of Indigenous artists,
then sends them out to the world through
its role as a gallery and exhibition centre.
Art Smarts
Performances by Southern Edge Arts
(SEA), the State’s largest regional youth
performance organisation, thrill with their
cutting-edge approach. Check out SEA’s
workshop program and performance
schedule when you hit town and experience
Albany’s creative life yourself.
Perth International Arts Festival (PIAF)
Great Southern launches in February. The
only regional festival of its kind in Australia
with such international depth and duration,
PIAF Great Southern is wildly successful
and recently celebrated its 10th year, with
events of global acclaim held in theatres,
at wineries and in a variety of regional
settings.
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Visit the Vancouver Arts Centre Albany’s arts hub - for the lowdown
on the latest exhibitions and gallery
openings
Plan your holiday around the PIAF
Great Southern Festival
Listen as you forage: Saturday and
Sunday markets showcase the best of
Albany’s musos
Check out the Southern Edge
Art’s program - the circus kids are
something else
Book your stay around the Albany
Entertainment Centre’s program of
global artists
Pub hop for remarkable home-grown
Albany talent
Let the Southern Art + Craft Trail direct
you around Albany’s most vibrant
creative hotspots and galleries
Discover the stone fish traps, the WA
Museum (Albany) and the Kinjarling
Trail for insight into an ancient culture
For stories of the region through time
told in Indigenous and wadjela (nonindigenous) voices, pay a visit to the WA
Museum in Albany.
Things to
See & Do
ALBANY MARRON FARM
ALBANY BICYCLE HIRE
Free drop off and pick up service to
accommodation in the Albany city
area. Helmet, locks and map included.
Adult and Child sizes. Baby seats
available.
We offer a purpose built vessel with over 14 years experience whale watching in
the Albany area. Giving us the knowledge to find the whales on 99% of our whale
watching cruises between June and October.
Travel in comfort.
304 Two People’s Bay Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9846 4239
[email protected]
www.albanymarronfarm.com.au
Tel: 0428 42 9876
[email protected]
www.whales.com.au
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ALBANY WALKING
HOLIDAYS
ALBANY ENTERTAINMENT
CENTRE & VIEW RESTAURANT
Albany Entertainment Centre is a state of the art performing arts and convention
centre with a stunning waterfront location like no other in regional Western Australia.
FOOD I WINE I COFFEE Visit Albany Entertainment Centre for more than just a show;
enjoy locally-sourced produce and wines at award-winning VIEW Restaurant. Fully
licensed.
ALBANY OCEAN ADVENTURES
Set amongst some of Albany’s best
beaches and national parks and
offering a variety of homemade
dishes including local marron; a
Bird & Animal Park; and Segway
Adventure Tours.
Contact us for scenic cruises and dive charter year round.
ALBANY WHALE TOURS ON “SAIL-A-WAY”
For the adventurous leisure walker
easy to follow Self Guided Walks
around Albany’s stunning coast
and hinterland. Diverse landscapes,
unique flora and fauna. Visit Albany’s
premier tourist sites and cafes along
the way.
Stunning scenery: welcoming, knowledgeable crew: purpose built whale watching vessel.
WHALE WATCHING TOURS –JUNE TO EARLY OCTOBER
3 hour: ask about “2 trips for price of one”
Coastal Wilderness and Twilight cruises: December to April
Free Devonshire teas in 3 hour cruises
Join the FUN boat!
Middleton Beach, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 2468
[email protected]
www.albanybicyclehire.com.au
Albany Entertainment Centre / View Restaurant
2 Toll Place, Albany
Box Office: 9844 5005 / Admin: 9844 5000 / Restaurant: 9844 5040
www.albanyentertainment.com.au
118 Brunswick Road, Albany
[email protected]
www.walkinginalbany.com.au
Bookings Essential:
Tel: +618 9845 1068
Mob: 0422 441 484 or 0408 451 068
[email protected]
www.albanywhaletours.com.au
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ALBANY
GATEWAY.COM.AU
ALBANY GETAWAY CAMPING
ALBANY HISTORY
COLLECTION
BUSHFOOD FACTORY
AND CAFE
BUSY BLUE BUS
DENMARK ANIMAL FARM &
PENTLAND ALPACA STUD
See for yourself the wonderful Great
Southern. Wide open spaces, rugged
coastlines, pristine rivers, breath
taking scenery, vibrant communities
and unique small businesses. Albany
and surrounding Shires have it all. You
can start here..
Dinghy, Canoe and Kayak Hire.
Explore & enjoy Albany’s beautiful
estuaries and rivers.
Daily and weekly rates available.
Safety gear provided.
Delivery available (certain times only).
Closed Sundays.
Establish your ANZAC connection to
Albany in one of the best regional
archives of local history in WA. We’re
bringing our collections to life during
the ANZAC Centenary.
See & Taste Australian Bushfoods
Discover, see & smell the plants, free
produce tastings (over 40 varieties),
guided plantation tours, homemade
ice-creams, extensive restaurant
menu, best curries in the West
Animals to cuddle & feed. Alpacas,
koalas, kangaroos, emus, camel,
foxes, ferrets, sheep, goats & more!
Koalas fed 10am, bottle feeding 3pm.
Gallery with alpaca knitwear &
“Stunned Emu Designs” art by Wendy
Binks. Open daily 10-4.
Tel: +618 9842 9895
[email protected]
www.albanygateway.com.au
50 Federal St, Albany
Tel: 0429391815
[email protected]
www.albanygetawaycamping.com.au
Albany Public Library (upstairs)
221 York Street, Albany
Open: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm
Tel: +618 9841 9327
[email protected]
www.history.albany.wa.gov.au
Experience Albany and surrounds
from the comfort of our buses. Group
tours, functions and events. Clean,
comfortable and safe buses with
experienced drivers, available for ...
any event, any occasion ...anywhere,
anytime.
233 Piggot Martin Rd,
Youngs Siding
Tel: +618 9845 2359
www.bushfood.biz
Tel: +618 9846 4757 or
Mobile: 0428 287 028
[email protected]
www.busybluebus.com.au
2019 Scotsdale Rd (cnr McLeod Rd)
Denmark
Tel: +618 98409262
[email protected]
www.pentlandalpacafarm.com.au
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THINGS TO SEE & DO
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DOWN UNDER
MOTORCYCLE TOURS
EDEN GATE
BLUEBERRY FARM
GREAT SOUTHERN
DISCOVERY
Experience the thrill of a Harley
Davidson motorcycle or the comfort
of the Trike!
Open 1st December to 28th February
10.30am to 4.00pm
Closed Tuesday & Wednesday
Fresh and frozen blueberries. Pick
your own or purchase already
packaged. Also available: Blueberry
Ice Cream, Blueberry Preserves,
Blueberry muffins, Blueberry Port.
Come and explore the waterways of
the Great Southern in our handsfree, self-propelled kayaks fitted out
with all the necessary gear for a
safe & comfortable day’s fishing and
sightseeing.
Simply the best way to see Albany’s
unique scenery.
Middleton Beach, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 2468
[email protected]
www.harleytours.com.au
685 Eden Road, Youngs Siding
Tel: +618 9845 2003
[email protected]
www.edengate.com.au
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GREAT SOUTHERN DISTILLING COMPANY
16b Regent Street, Gledhow
Tel: +618 9841 7267 or
0455 105 127 (preferred)
[email protected]
www.greatsoutherndiscovery.com.au
GROVE PARK GOLF LINKS
Come and visit our picturesque distillery, cafe and cellar door, home of the
international multi-award winning Limeburners Single Malt Whisky. Visitors are able
to tour the distillery, have lunch, taste our products and enjoy our beautiful location,
premises and gardens 7 days a week from 10am – 5pm.
18 hole public course.
Family Friendly – Casual dress
All grass greens, hire equipment
available, no bookings required, open
dawn until dusk every day.
252 Frenchmans Bay Rd, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 5363
info@distillery
www.distillery.com.au
www.limeburners.com.au
780 Frenchman Bay Road, Little Grove
Tel: +618 9844 4277
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ITRAILS DOWN UNDER
iTrails! Make your next holiday an
exciting exploration. iTrails are like
treasure trails and car rallies all in
one. Solve picture clues, cryptic clues
and/or use GPS as you discover
some amazing Great Southern
hidden treasures.
Tel: 0407 931 920
www.itrailsdownunder.com.au
[email protected]
KALGAN QUEEN RIVER
BOAT CRUISE
Billy Tea, Coffee & Captain Kalgan’s
famous HOT DAMPER you can see
and learn more about Albany, it’s
history and wildlife in 4 hours than
some people do in a life time!
Sheltered water. Departs 9am Daily.
Emu Point Boat Pens, Albany
Tel: +618 9844 3166
[email protected]
www.albanyaustralia.com
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Looking for
local knowledge?
amazingalbany.com
+61 8 9841 9290
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NO.1 TOUR
IN DENMARK
TRIP ADVISOR
2009-2013
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Walk above the Giants
at the Tree Top Walk
PRINCESS ROYAL FORTRESS MILITARY MUSEUM
One of Australia’s most significant military museums the Princess Royal Fortress Military Museum is located on the summit of Mt
Adelaide overlooking Albany’s scenic King George Sound. Established in 1893 the Forts were one of only two federally funded
defence sites prior to federation in 1901. In 1988 the Forts was reopened as a museum and today is one of Australia’s most
significant military heritage sites. With a large collection of military displays and featuring the restored coastal batteries, it’s a great
day out for the whole family.
Forts Road, Mt Adelaide, Albany
Open: Daily 9.00am to 5.00pm (except Good Friday and Christmas Day) Entry fee applies
Tel: +618 9841 9333
[email protected]
www.albany.wa.gov.au
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Walk above giant tingle trees at the spectacular
Tree Top Walk in the Valley of the Giants.
The views of the forest and the Walpole Wilderness are so captivating
you will be in awe of the forest giants below your feet.
Other things to see and do:
the Ancient Empire Walk
explore the tingle forest
visit the Wilderness Discovery Centre
go on a free guided walk with one of our
knowledgeable and friendly guides
(subject to conditions)
get involved in holiday activity programs (exl July)
do a self-guided walk
purchase a Certificate of Achievement
unique flora and fauna.
The Valley of the
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Prices Ancient Empire Entry is free.
Giants Tree Top Walk
is a 450km drive
Tree Top Walk entry prices:- Adult $12.50,
from Perth, situated
Child: $6.50, Concession: $9, Family: $31.50
between Walpole
Bookings If you are bringing a school group or
and Denmark.
tour group, please ensure that you book.
Perth
Opening hours every day of the year apart
Denmark
Walpole
from Christmas Day or hazardous conditions.
9 am - 5 pm (last ticket sold 4.15 pm)
Extended opening hours between 26 December
and 26 January 8 am - 6 pm (last ticket sale 5.15pm).
For further details: www.dpaw.wa.gov.au
e: [email protected]
t: (08) 9840 8263
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TORBAY GLASS GALLERY
VANCOUVER ARTS CENTRE
WA PARAGLIDING SCHOOL
The South Coast Glass Gallery
dedicated to fine glass art.
Follow the signs off Lower Denmark
Rd.
Open hours Thurs - Sun, 10am -4pm.
School holidays, Winter period June
to August flexible open hours please
phone to avoid disappointment.
Albany’s creative hub and home to
cultural groups, interesting exhibitions
and classes that encourage growth,
knowledge, wellbeing and fun for all
ages. Come and be inspired, develop
new skills and learn to see the world
through different eyes.
Experience paragliding at one of
the worlds premier paragliding
locations. Tandem flights are offered
to anybody who wants to experience
the feeling of flying like a bird. Gift
vouchers & photos available.
Coombes Road, Torbay Hill
Tel: +618 98451130
[email protected]
www.torbayglass.com
Open Monday to Saturday
85 Vancouver St, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 9260
[email protected]
Sylvie & Jiri
Tel: 0417 776 550
[email protected]
www.waparagliding.com
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1 November 2014 will mark
1 November 2014 will mark 100 years since the first convoy
set sail from Albany carrying Australian and New Zealand
troops to the First World War.
For many, Albany was their last sight of Australia.
Now, generations later, the Anzac legend lives on.
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN
MUSEUM - ALBANY
EXPLORE, LEARN AND DISCOVER
Explore Albany’s ancient Minang past,
discover its unique landscapes, rich
biodiversity and fascinating history.
Enjoy engaging children’s activities in
the Discovery Centre.
Entry by donation
Open daily 10am – 4:30pm
Residency Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 4844
museum.wa.gov.au
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Departure of the First Convoy, 1 November 1914. By kind permission of the Albany History Collection.
On
Your
Bike!
CYCLING ROUTES proliferate around Albany so
if you haven’t brought your own treadly, hire one
and take off.
Albany’s weather is perfect year round for cycling, so
plan ahead, throw a few things in a bag (sunscreen,
water, mobile phone, snack) and get going. Bikes
can be hired from various outlets in Albany (check
with the Visitor Centre) including spots along the
foreshore and at Middleton Beach in summer.
Grab a Go Cycle amazingalbany map from the
Albany Visitor Centre and remember to take safety
precautions, wear a helmet and look out for vehicle
movements, especially if you have children with
you. Identified cycle routes include: the Wind Trail
(30km); Wales to Whales (60km); Wildflower Trail
(60km) and the Go Taste Trail (75km).
If a leisurely run along a beach trail is more your
thing, then cycle to breakfast at Middleton Beach,
work off those calories with a stroll along the
shoreline and jump in for a quick splash.
Thrill seekers need look no further than
the Mount Clarence Downhill, a 700 metre long
purpose-built downhill track right in the centre of
Albany with breathtaking views over King George
Sound. Starting near the carpark on Apex Drive
on Mount Clarence, the track drops 70 vertical
metres and features trees, rock gardens, boulders
and obstacles including jumps and drops, before
opening out to a fire road near Hare Street. Excellent
mobile reception means you can download the free
track app for more information.
Munda Biddi Trail
If you’re up for an off-road adventure of longer
duration, plan a cycling trip on the Munda Biddi trail,
a long distance cycle trail for all experience levels
that is fast gaining international recognition. Find
maps and details of camp-sites and cycle friendly
businesses to rely upon at www.mundabiddi.org.au
Experienced cyclists take the Munda Biddi trail as
a whole from Perth to Albany (1000kms), but there
are plenty of short runs for families and groups who
want to take life at a more leisurely pace. Vehicle
access points along the trail allow you to design
a bespoke ride through magnificent scenery that
takes in gentle grades for most of its duration.
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Cycle from Albany to Springdale
Beach and picnic in the inlet
Take on the Mt Clarence Downhill ride
Ride to the Wind Farm
Check out wildflowers, waves and whales
as you take a Go Cycle Albany journey
Contact a local cycle group for their race
events and early morning ride itineraries
Mooch around the CBD discovering chic
stores and galleries
Take a gentle ride with the family between
Emu Point and Middleton Beach
Hire a bike and enjoy the sights of Albany
CYCLING
Bike paths take you to some of Albany’s most
breathtaking sites including beaches, harbours,
and into native bush land. Take in the harbour and
wildflower hotspots via winding paths and tracks
and past spectacular coastal scenery. When you’ve
reached the end of your ride, refresh with a swim
and a picnic.
Then plan a lazy afternoon mooching around
on your bike discovering Albany’s quirky cafes,
superlative galleries and avant-garde retail scene.
Unearth bookstores, smart boutiques and dreamy
coffee houses. It’s all do-able from the comfort
of your saddle. Albany is a traffic-light-free zone
(cheer!), but the city’s many roundabouts require
common sense if you’re on two wheels. Give way
to the right, use your signals and be prepared for
heavy vehicles and trucks. Always wear a helmet
and use a bell, and remember lights for night riding.
The Munda
Biddi Trail
is 1000
kilometres long,
stretching from
Mundaring
to Albany.
Munda Biddi
is Noongar for
path through
the forest.
Retail
MUNGART BOODJA
ART CENTRE
CALTEX STAR SHOPS
INFINITO
Both sites open 24/7, for all your
fuel and travelling needs including
barbecue gas, phone credit, food
and beverages. Plus freshly brewed
coffee whenever you need it, 24 hrs
per day.
Housed in the historical Bells building,
Infinito is an eclectic boutique with
an abundance of carefully selected
wares CLOTHING, GIFTWARE,
JEWELLERY ,VINTAGE and
CHARACTER FURNITURE, LIGHTING,
RUGS and MORE. A little bit of
something for everyone.
Mungart Boodja is a Noongar Art
Centre promoting Noongar artists
from the Great Southern Region.
Artworks available range from
beautiful landscapes of the local
area, original prints and handicrafts.
176 Stirling Terrace, Albany
Tel: +618 98421793
www.infinito.com.au
Facebook.com/Infinito.Albany
Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Saturday
(by appointment)
6/222 Chester Pass Rd, Albany
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Surf Our Turf
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Dive
Dive charters to the
wrecks and reefs of King
George Sound such as the HMAS Perth
and Cheynes III are available daily. Most
dives are between five and 25 minutes out
by boat, with a range of depths and high
visibility. Spot an Albany sea lion, eagle
rays, sea dragons, groper or crayfish. Swim
through granite walls and discover large
sponges and blue groper. Book a night
dive and discover the bone yard – a former
dumping ground for whale bones during
whaling days.
YOUR ALBANY ADVENTURE starts here, so take a walk
on the wild side and feel the spirit of the Real South. Get
the wind in your hair, the sun on your back and the rush
of adrenaline through your veins. Dramatic peaks and
rugged coastline are yours for the taking in Albany. And
you might just find that you have them all to yourself,
because this is the Real South, where the mountains
touch the sea and the ocean touches the land mass in a
vast panorama of rugged beauty that’s all yours, right now.
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Climb
Adventure seekers look no
further. Extreme sports and
escapades are all part of the journey in
Albany, and it’s not just for the uber-fit.
Take rock-climbing. Some Porongurup
Range climbs can be explored by the
inexperienced, while the spirited climber
may venture further to the Stirling Ranges.
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Chill
If you take your adventure
plans with a chill pill
then think of yoga, wellness, massage
and reflexology overlooking the dramatic
coastline of the Southern Ocean. Reenergise, luxuriate and follow your zen
at the most breathtaking locations. Book
yourself and a group into a day spa. No
traffic. No noise. Wind down and relax.
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Angle
Beach and rock fishing
around Albany offer rich
rewards. Most fishing spots are accessible
by 2WD vehicles, followed by a short walk.
Skippy, sand whiting, flathead, herring,
sweep, tarwhine, king george whiting,
squid, salmon, shark, groper, silverbream,
pike, queen snapper, salmon trout and
garfish can all be caught. Visit a local tackle
shop for the best spots.
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Drive
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Surfing
and
body
boarding
conditions
in and around Albany vary, with some
beaches only suitable for the experienced.
Beginners start at Middleton Beach, while
Nanarup and Muttonbird beaches are for
those with some experience. Board hire is
available, as are surf coaching lessons for
adults and kids of all experience levels.
Windsurfers are in paradise in Albany, with
the protected waters of Princess Royal
Harbour and adjacent coastline offering
some of the State’s best wind and kite
surfing hotspots.
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Fly
Australia’s
most
established paragliding
facilities call Albany home. Fly like a
bird above the ocean panorama in the
safe hands of your paraglider instructor.
Licensed courses are available year-round.
Learn to paraglide in 10 days or get a
taste of the adrenaline-pumping sport in
just one weekend. Go thermalling, ridge
soaring and top landing in what will be the
flight of your life.
Or for a bird’s eye from the comfort of a seat,
soar over Albany’s spectacular scenery in a
customised scenic flight.
Grab some well-deserved grown-up time
while the kids do what they do best.
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Shoot around a go-kart track
Let them loose on a high-tech
laserscape escapade
Shoot the breeze at the Leisure and
Aquatic Centre’s water slide
Send them into a spin with a thrilling
Harley motorcycle tour
Bowl them over with a game of tenpin bowls
Ride the land waves at one of four
skate parks
Observe nature on a horse-riding trek
Feed feathered friends at a bird park
Get them wet with water toy hire:
canoes, kayaks, snorkelling and aqua
bikes
Visit a family friendly animal farm
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Sail
Soak up the sun on board a
boat for hire. Check out the
spanking new Albany Marina at Princess
Royal Harbour, fast becoming a destination
of choice for international yachties. Take a
leisurely cruise on the waters surrounding
Albany, spot seabirds and marine life and
gain your recreational skipper’s ticket
while you’re at it. Throw a line in, swim at
deserted beaches, roll in the waves and
soak up the magnificent harbours, beaches
and coastline.
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Albany’s outdoor
retail scene is
buzzing with
slick camping,
fishing, cycling and
adventure tourism
stores. There’s little
the intrepid camper
or cycling freak
can’t get their
hands on.
Ride the Munda Biddi Trail
Hire a scooter and check out the city
Book a kite surfing lesson
Take a whale watching tour
Hike Bald Head
Go deep sea fishing
Climb the Castle Rock Granite Sky Walk
Dive the wrecks
Witness the top speed of the Albany
Wind Farm turbines
Surf at Nanarup Beach
Take a scenic flight
Astounding Adventures AWAIT
Child’s Play
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Swing
Three bowling clubs and
three golf courses mean
there’s no excuse not to practice your
swing. Albany Golf Club is rated as one of
Australia’s best, overlooking Middleton
Beach. Some courses offer children’s golf
clubs for hire.
RETAIL THERAPY
If your kind of adventure
involves the comfort of
your 4WD, Albany takes some beating.
Offroaders are spoilt for choice with daytrip tracks through national parks and
along vast stretches of coastline. Visit WA’s
most southern point at West Cape Howe
National Park.
Surf
Watch
Whale-watch from June to
October and experience
frolicking whales from whale-watching
charter boats off Albany’s coastline, as well
as from land-based lookouts. Spot southern
right whales and humpback whales during
breeding season. Hear humpbacks calling
via underwater microphone in King George
Sound. The Albany Ocean Giants Lookout
Kit has everything you need for land-based
whale watching along the Albany coastline.
FOLLOW THE SUN
Great
Southern
Land
RELAX, wind down and achieve your
zen while you contemplate rugged
coastline and picturesque headlands,
pristine national parks and the
untouched wonders of nature in Albany
ALBANY has a
Mediterranean
climate with
warm summers
and cool winters,
averaging more
than 8 hours
of sunshine in
January.
Take in a world of nature based
opportunities in Albany including surfing,
whale-watching, snorkelling, shipwreck
diving, bird watching, wildflower tours,
paragliding and bush walking.
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Devil’s Slide: A four kilometre
Toast the
Coast
Hayward Peak: A three kilometre
walk of medium difficulty
With four national parks and nature
reserves to choose from as well
as spectacular scenery whichever
direction you take, you’re spoilt for
choice. Here’s our take on where to go:
Walpole & Nornalup Inlets:
Kalgan River hearth site where
Noongar people used to set up
camp for its excellent food source.
Lake Seppings (Tjuirtgellong):
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For a mind-blowing
display of vibrant, diverse
flora, take a wildflower tour and discover
the best of the Real South. Spot kangaroo
paws, starbush, pea plants, sedges, heaths
and an impressive range of orchids
including spider, mantis and enamel.
Pathways in the Stirling Range National
Park and the Porongurup Ranges offer the
most accessible approaches to wildflower
viewing. Spot bandicoot, wallabies and
kangaroos in the Porongurup Range
while you walk beneath giant karri amid
spectacular granite formations.
Two People’s Bay: Home to the
endangered Noisy Scrub Bird and
Gilbert’s Potoroo, there are said to be 12
threatened animal species in this reserve.
Waychinicup
National
Park:
Look for quenda and spot the nests
of the nocturnal western ringtail
possum. Picnic, camp, swim, canoe
and fish your way through a weekend.
Gull Rock National Park and Mt
Martin Botanical Reserve: Move
through forest, woodlands, wetlands and
coastal heath as you encounter diverse
land forms and sites of natural beauty.
via The Pass
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Flying High
Castle Rock: the most popular
climb, a three kilometre return walk
taking about two hours, passing the
famous balancing rock
Bird Watchers will find
the best of the Real South
when they frequent these bird watching
sites:
Torndirrup National Park for
Honeyeaters and the Grey Currawong
The Gap for Sea birds, Albatross
species and the Australasian Gannet
Ellen Cove for Southern Emu-Wren,
Red-Winged Fairy-Wren, Red-Eared
Firetail and White-Breasted Robin
Emu Point for Terns, Oystercatchers
and Pelicans
King River reserve for Western
Rosella, Splendid and Red-Winged
Fairy-Wren, Western Rosella and
Scarlet Robin
Lower King Bridge for Grey Plover,
Cormorants and Osprey
Two Peoples Bay for the endangered
Noisy Scrub Bird, Western Whipbird
and Rock Parrot
Porongurup Ranges for Rufous
Treecreeper, Peregrine Falcon, and
the Spotted Harrier
Stirling Ranges for over 120 species
including Elegant and Regent Parrots,
Short-Billed Black Cockatoo and the
Wedge-Tailed Eagle
The Stirling
Ranges boast
more than 1500
species of native
plants, 87 of
which are not
found elsewhere
in the world.
FAST TRACK your crash course
on the natural wonders of the
Real South and go direct to the
source. Walk the Bibbulmun Track
(no bikes, horses or wheeled
vehicles allowed). It’s a total of
965kms stretching from the Perth
Hills to the south coast, with 6-8
weeks required to traverse it in
full and 48 campsites along its
length. But you can get your
hit of the Real South’s natural
wonders by walking the stretch
from Albany to Denmark. Guided
walks take you as far as Walpole.
Or refresh your spirit with a ride
on the Munda Biddi Trail, taking
in the dramatic Southern Ocean
and coastal scenery as you cycle
the Albany to Denmark leg.
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Stirling
Range
Climbs
Bluff Knoll: one of the State’s highest
peaks rises more than a kilometre in the
air. Climbing routes of 250-300 metres
Toolbrunup Peak: 1052 metres,
it features a steep walking path and the
best views in the range
Talyuberlup Peak: an easy
one-hour walk to the top, with large
overhanging rocks and excellent views
SAFETY FIRST
Albany’s bird haven, it’s a groundwater
lake and an important wetland hosting
rare flora. Spot quenda (Southern Brown
Bandicoot), barn owls and magpie larks.
Nancy’s Peak and Morgan’s
View: a four kilometre circuit returning
Stirling Scoop!
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Marmabup Rock: A five kilometre
return walk for the experienced only
BIBBULMUN TRACK
return walk not recommended in wet
weather
for forest that meets the sea, fishing
and marine and estuary life, including
swans, ducks, egrets, swamp and moor
hens, cormorants, herons, ibis, pelicans,
sandpipers,
oystercatchers,
osprey,
gulls and the occasional albatross.
Absorb
Porongurup
Range
Climbs
Bolganup Heritage Trail and
The Pass: easy strolls
Ride & Seek
Pedal out to the Torndirrup
Peninsula to view the Albany
Wind Farm’s 18 wind turbines, said to
produce about 80% of Albany’s electricity
needs and to lower the State’s greenhouse
gas emissions by 77,000 tonnes per year.
Take in the magnificent scenery of the
Torndirrup National Park, with its rugged
coastline, karri forest and heathlands. Spot
dolphins, seals and sea lions, and whale
watch during winter and early spring. While
you’re there, discover the Blowholes. Stony
Hill is an easy walk trail, however Peak Head
and Bald Head walks are both challenging
and require forward planning.
Climb
every
mountain
Mt Trio: an easily achieved peak, it
takes 40 minutes
Ellen Peak: Hike the peak (1052
metres) in a day
The Wide
Open Road
TOOL TIPS FOR
NATURE SPOTTERs?
BASE YOURSELF in Albany and discover the
Real South where some of the rarest and most
spectacular natural delights await. An amazing
City surrounded by incredible experiences.
Mountain bells, malleeheath, montane,
Rosella, parrots,
wrens, eagles, reptiles,
quenda, bandicoot,
numbats, dibblers and
bats.
Peak Performance
If it’s
ecological significance you are looking to
discover when you visit the Real South, the
Porongurup Range hits the mark. Climb its
peaks (670 metres at the highest point), and
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The Big Day Out Day trips A Million Reasons Encounter
out of Albany are de rigeur for families
and groups visiting the Real South. Fourwheel-driving enthusiasts are well catered
for as roads are well-maintained and sign
posted. Ecotourism has never been so easy:
those without a 4WD are catered for by
ecotour operators, enabling you to take in
the Albany coast, the wilderness and the
region’s biodiversity in a safe environment.
The only problem you will encounter when
venturing out of Albany is choice. Which
attraction to visit? Which direction to head in?
Take our advice: plan a day in each direction
out of Albany and make a real trip of it.
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soaring peaks, sheltered valleys and
windswept lowlands at the banksia and
eucalypt-rich Stirling Range National Park,
said to have started formation one million
years ago and boasting more than 1000
different species of wildflowers. One of
the few places in WA where it occasionally
snows, the park itself is about 80 kilometres
from Albany and offers an excellent
camping spot in Spring and Summer when
days are warm and wildflowers proliferate.
Its jagged peaks rise up out of the
surrounding pristine countryside, offering
alpine walks and beautiful scenery. The
Park’s indigenous name is Koi Kyenunu-ruff
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Running along the top of Castle Rock in
the Porongurup Range is the new Granite
Skywalk, replacing the old lookout and
part of a significant revitalisation of visitor
facilities in the park. Panoramic views from
two lookouts (upper and lower) are out of
this world. Scale the incredible engineering
of the Skywalk’s ladder then take in the
vista from the upper lookout across farm
land, vineyards and forest across to the
coast. Take a picnic or plan a barbecue.
(mist moving around the mountains)
and Bluff Knoll is of particular spiritual
significance to local indigenous people.
Walk Tall
A walk among the
giants of the southern forests is not to be
underestimated. Just west of Denmark,
the Treetop Walk is 600 metres of gentle
gradient 40 metres above the tingle forest.
On your drive back to Albany, squeeze
in an hour’s snorkelling and lazing about
at Green’s Pool and call in at Denmark’s
famous bakery for moreish pastries.
The Denmark winery trail will astonish,
with fabulous cellar doors and premium
restaurants. Visit Albany in March as part of
Taste Great Southern Festival for celebrity
chef events, culinary conversations, foodie
workshops, cooking classes and a spot of
epicurean tourism. Or do the self-sufficient
thing and fish the inlets, camp at one of the
many nature reserves or national parks and
hike through Spring wildflowers.
Mt Lindesay National Park, just north of
Denmark, offers an incredible walk trail
winding through wildflowers and rock
formations and offering sensational water
views. And a visit to West Cape Howe
National Park for incredible flora and fauna
will reward with orchid sightings. Take a
quick dip at Shelley Beach to refresh before
your trip back to Albany.
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Porongurup Range for majestic rocks and
tall timber
Stirling Ranges for stunning cliff faces
and bushwalking
West Cape Howe National Park for
beaches and orchids and WA’s most
southerly point
Mt Lindesay National Park for wildflowers
and sweeping views
William Bay National Park for incredible
coastline
Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks for a
spot of calm snorkeling
Springdale Beach for cycling and
picnicking
Mandalay Beach for shipwreck spotting
and fishing
Walpole and Nornalup Inlets for serious
angling
Torbay Inlet and Cosy Corner for 4WD-ing
and camping
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Wander Yonder
incredible geological and biological history
is at your fingertips. You’ll witness tall karri
trees with an understorey carpeted with
wildflowers in Spring, as well as brilliantly
coloured birds and wallabies. Best of all is
the incredible vista across to the Southern
Ocean and the Stirling Ranges when you
get to the top. Well signposted walk trails
guarantee you make it.
HOT SPOTS
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Take a wildflower or woodland tour.
Ecotours through West Cape Howe are
highly recommended.
Bird watch more than 80 species of native
birds including Carnaby’s Black Cockatoo
Discover the Bibbulmun Track and enjoy
the hospitality of the many cycle-friendly
businesses enroute
Enjoy a guided walk and drink up local
knowledge from the guides that live here
Climb the Castle Rock Granite Skywalk
Plan your visit around one of the Great
Southern’s regional wine, art and food
festivals
Craving down time? Head to Denmark and
trawl its quirky shopping strip, luxuriate
at a day spa and sample fine wine and
artisanal ales
Gallery hop around the region then
indulge in an afternoon of chocolate,
toffee, berry, cheese, olive and bush food
tasting
Camp in one of the four national parks
surrounding Albany
Pack a picnic and plan a road trip taking
in nature reserves, tall trees, rugged
coastline and the world’s most beautiful,
secluded beaches.
Check out wildflowers at Two Peoples Bay
Spend a day at Waychinicup Inlet, one of
the prettiest stretches of protected water
along the southern coastline
THE REAL SOUTH
Love at
First
Bite
DISCOVER THE authentic taste of the Real
South and you’ll forget there’s any other culinary
experience worth having. Blog your journey
through fields of gold, vineyards of green and
oceans of blue as you dine and feast your way
around Albany. And discover why you’re only one
degree of separation from your food source.
Acquire
You won’t be able to resist stacking
boxes full to the brim with produce as you trawl
local providores, cellar doors and gourmet outlets
around Albany. Your pantry will groan with
satisfaction when you stock it full of the Real South’s
wine, fruit, vegetables, fresh and cured meats,
fish and seafood sauces, pickles, jams, chutneys,
accompaniments, chocolate, oils, breads and
cheeses, spices and coffee. You’ll find wine that is
unavailable elsewhere. Acquire now and reap the
rewards later.
Marketing 101 Albany puts the real back into
reality, and our markets are no exception. Visit Albany’s
two fresh markets, ranked among Australia’s best,
for garden-fresh vegetables, just-caught fish, creamy
goats’ cheese, crusty piping-hot pastries and great
entertainment. Both markets provide locals and visitors
with an incredible array of mouthwateringly sensational
local gourmet produce, year-round. The Albany Farmer’s
Market runs every Saturday from 8am – noon, while the
Albany Boatshed Markets run every Sunday from 10am –
1pm. They are the start of your epicurean and viticultural
journey around Albany. Source your produce. Cook,
devour and enjoy it.
One Degree of Separation
Kick back over world-class local produce at
restaurants celebrating the provenance of sourced
ingredients. Chances are you’ll meet the chef who
also might just happen to be the owner of the
establishment you are dining at. Produce will have
been delivered that day (while you’re there if you’re
lucky) and you’ll probably be eating it within hours
of its harvest.
Dine at a cellar door and you’re just as likely to meet
the very person who tends the vegetable garden
supplying the superbly fresh delights on your plate.
Or hire a private chef to do your work for you. Don’t
be surprised to find they hail from a fishing family
who hauled in your dinner in the wee hours of the
morning.
You get more than you bargain for in Albany. Local
foodies are renowned for sharing their knowledge,
so when you happen upon one, mine them for
information. Get talking and you’ll soon be in on the
local lore about what grew where, the ingredient
provenance and the growing season of the fruit
used to produce your chosen wine.
Discover local
produce on sale
at farm gates
in and around
Albany. Take
home moreish
delights
including
honey, berries,
asparagus, fruit,
vegetables,
eggs and olive
oil.
Stellar Cellars
Producing internationally
recognised wine of excellence comes naturally in the Great
Southern wine region, of which Albany is a sub-region. So
identify your skipper and plan your foray around Albany’s
celebrated cellar doors. Taste outstanding varietal styles
including: shiraz, cabernet sauvignon, merlot, pinot noir,
riesling, chardonnay and sauvignon blanc. Producing 37%
of wine grapes in Western Australia, the region boasts
cellar doors galore, but plan ahead as seasonal opening
times can vary. And don’t forget your spirit – or should
we say spirits. A visit to Albany’s internationally acclaimed
artisanal spirits distillery - for a quaff of single malt is one
for the bucket list.
Forget the packed lunch. Albany’s incredible
food scene will see you wave goodbye to DIY
meals as you re-past and re-create your way
around the region following the Go Taste
Albany Trail
• Fig and trout sandwiches at Middleton
Beach
• Steaming hot French pastries at the
Boatshed Markets
• Salt and pepper squid at Emu Point
• Take-home oysters washed down with
local bubbles
• Tapas and swish cocktails overlooking
Dog Rock
• Breakfast in a basket on the beach
• Delicious barbecued marron straight from
the dam
• An organic seasonal platter and riesling
amid the vines
• Farm gate berries, picked to order
• Caffeine, cake and chic company in York
Street, Peels Place & Stirling Terrace
• A pie and craft-beer pint in front of a
crackling fire at a pub of old
• A leisurely meal at Middleton Beach and
Emu Point
• Dinner at one of the many York Street and
city centre cafes and restaurants
Prandial Performances
THERE’S A REASON Albany’s gourmet providores,
organic food producers, farmers’ markets and dining
outlets are stacking up all the food awards’silverware
– and it’s got nothing to do with MasterChef. What
reason, you ask? Well, there are many, and they go
like this. Sharp, clean air blasting straight from the
Southern Ocean. Produce so fresh you can count
the minutes since it was harvested. Devotion to
sustainable agricultural methods. Commitment to
time-honoured cooking techniques passed down
through generations. A strictly seasonal approach
to dining room menus. The list goes on and so does
Albany’s food scene, brimming with product so
fresh it begs to be devoured, now.
Albany: Real
people, real
food, real
experiences.
Taste Great
Southern is a
festive celebration
of the region
featuring vineyard
events, culinary
conversations
and a long list of
seductive food
and wine-related
events. Check out
the program and
plan your visit
to Albany over
the month-long
events in March.
Food
& Wine
CHEESE
FACTORY
Award winning
Cheeses
tter
Pla
am -3pm
10
Award winning,
handcrafted
Great Southern
region premium
and fortified wines.
James Halliday
Winery
One great location - only 17km from Denmark - 1678 Scotsdale Road, Denmark. Ph: (08) 9840 9844
Open 10am - 4pm Thursday to Monday & everyday on the school holidays
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ARTISAN GELATO
HOWARD PARK
& MADFISH WINES
The best of natural fruit & nuts are
used in our Gelato, Sorbets which are
made fresh in our Gelato parlour.
Indulge Yourself!
Best Gelato, Coffee in Albany & Great
Southern.
Taste award-winning wines from the
Great Southern & Margaret River,
including our flagship ‘Abercrombie’
Cabernet & the boutique Marchand
& Burch Collection. 5 Star – James
Halliday rating for 15 years.
Strong, flavoursome coffee, relaxed atmosphere and charming staff. Cafe has a
wonderful view of the harbour, handpicked books to read, and an inviting ambience;
drop in for a quick coffee, or lounge around for a few hours. We serve light breakfasts
and lunches with carefully balanced flavours and fresh produce. Free WiFi.
Open 7 days a week, 7am - 6pm
Albany Farmers Markets – Collie Street
Saturday 8am – 12noon
Tel: +618 98 41 4312
[email protected]
www.albanyfarmersmarket.com.au
Shop 1A – 141
Lower York Street, Albany
Tel: 045824 8826
241 Scotsdale Road, Denmark
Tel: +618 9848 2345
[email protected]
www.burchfamilywines.com.au
Tel: +618 9842 9696
[email protected]
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EMU POINT CAFE
JESTERS PIES
LAVENDER COTTAGE
ORANJE TRACTOR
Emu Point cafe is an eco-conscious
cafe situated on the beach at Emu
Point. It is the perfect spot to enjoy
our seasonal menu and beautiful
coffee. Open 7 days a week. Find us
on Facebook!
Locally owned and run!
Delicious hand-made gourmet pies,
world’s best chips, premium sausage
rolls, barista made coffee, sweet
pastries and locally made ice cream.
Lavender Cottage Cafe-Restaurant
Open from Monday to Friday
For morning teas and lunches
AND Friday dinner with a gourmet
dinner menu
Cellar door open for tastings &
seasonal platters.
55 Peels Place, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 2072
[email protected]
198 Link Road, Marbelup
Tel. +618 9842 5175
or 041991 6263
[email protected]
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ALBANY FARMERS MARKET
Only Farmers from the Great Southern sell what they have grown or raised
themselves.
Find a huge choice and range of locally grown vegetables, fruits, farmed meats,
seafood, dairy and more.
Meet the farmer. Enjoy the vibrancy of the market community while shopping for all
your fresh food needs.
BAY MERCHANTS
Visit the award winning Bay
Merchants in the heart of Middleton
Beach. Try the famous date slice, our
vanilla slice on Saturdays and our
sandwiches including the legendary
BLT. 6am to 6pm daily.
BLACK DUCK GOURMET
PANTRY
Specialising in Local and Great
Southern Produce. Gourmet Cakes
and Coffee.
We also do gift hampers and post
around Australia.
We have a large range of beautiful
hand made chocolates.
18 Adelaide Crescent, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 7821
[email protected]
www.baymerchants.com.au
34 Peels Place, Albany
Tel: +618 98421433
[email protected]
www.BlackDuckPantry.com.au
1 Mermaid Avenue, Emu Point
Tel: +618 98447207
Opening hrs:
Summer/Autumn. 7.30-5pm
Winter. Mon-Thurs 8.30-5pm
Fri-Sun 7.30-5pm
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KATES PLACE
There’s something to delight
everyone!
1/77 Lockyer Avenue, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 6322
[email protected]
MAP 3: D-7
11am - 5pm Saturdays, Sundays &
Mondays. Closed Jul-Sep except by
appointment.
FOOD & WINE
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POACHERS RIDGE
WINERY & CAFE
THREE ANCHORS
REEVES ON CAMPBELL
Come and bring family and friends to
Albany’s only beach side restaurant.
Enjoy a drink and some great food
whilst watching the waves roll into
beautiful Middleton Beach.
WEST CAPE HOWE WINES
Award winning wines, good food and
stunning views. Boutique winery and
café, the menu features local produce
and includes platters, pies, dips and
blackboard specials, all to be enjoyed
in a relaxed setting. Rated 5 Red Star
Winery – James Halliday
Reeves on Campbell delivers a personalised shopping experience.
Offering quality meat cuts, and an array of sausages and free range chicken. You will
be treated with the best seasonal fruit and vegetables along with the all-year round
standards.
Drop-in on your travels to enjoy fresh bread loaves, rolls, tantalising cakes, slices and
biscuits, gourmet pies, antipasto or simply a freshly brewed coffee or hot chocolate.
1630 Spencer Road, Narrikup
Tel: +618 9857 6066
Open Fri-Sun, 10am-4pm
www.poachersridge.com.au
27 Campbell Rd, Albany
Tel: +618 9871 1344
[email protected]
www.reevesoncampbell.com.au
Open 7 days 7am till 10pm
Middleton Beach
Tel: +618 98411600
12 kms west of Mt Barker 14923 Muir Hwy
Tel: +618 9892 1444
[email protected]
www.westcapehowe.com.au
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RUSTLERS STEAKHOUSE
& GRILL
SOLOMON MERCHANTS
SQUID SHACK
Offering a wide range of meals
including WA’s finest beef. Fully
licensed; variety of great southern
wines available. Customised menus
available and homemade deserts &
cakes. Bookings recommended.
Visit Albany’s Old Grocer for your
local fresh and organic produce.
Featuring a beautiful array of dried
fruits/nuts, spices, cereals, bulk foods
& gluten free. Relax & enjoy a hot
coffee or spiced chocolate.
Enjoy great fish, squid & chips in a
very casual atmosphere, overlooking
the beautiful Emu Point Marina.
Tel: +618 98422454
7 nights a week from 5pm till late
52 Stirling Tce, Abany
Tel: +618 98416888
[email protected]
www.solomonmerchants.com.au
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The Ivy, where meals and memories are made.
135 York Street
Tel: +618 9841 4626
[email protected]
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Ivy
the
WIGNALLS WINERY
Only 5 minutes drive from Albany’s CBD on Chester Pass Road. Known for our
outstanding service and reputation of wine ranging from $10 to International
awarded Ultra Premium Styles.
Open 7 days a week from 11am to 4pm with extended hours over peak holiday
periods.
Voted the TOP 25 Cellar Doors in Australia 2005.
Emu Point Boat Ramp
Tel: +618 9844 9771
Tel: +618 9841 2848
[email protected]
www.wignallswines.com.au
www.vintageblues.com.au
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An award winning venue, The White
Star has something for everyone;
Family friendly restaurant with
a extensive menu, its own micro
brewery, sunny beer garden and live
music four nights per week!
Open 8am until late. Hearty food made with local ingredients.
We specialise in Gluten free food.
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner - great menu’s. Fully licensed.
Wood fired oven, sunny al fresco area.
Tucked away in the original
Vancouver Street corner store,
Vancouver Cafe & Store serves great
coffee and the best breakfast all with
fresh local produce in a warm friendly
atmosphere.
Open 7 days from
7.30am to 3.30pm
65 Vancouver Street, Albany
Tel: +618 98412475
[email protected]
THE WHITE STAR
THE IVY ON YORK
VANCOUVER CAFE &
STORE
West Cape Howe Wines is now based at the historic Langton vineyard in Mt Barker.
With the benefit of old vines and temperate growing conditions West Cape Howe
consistently produces premium quality wines that people love to drink.
Visit our Cellar door open daily 10am – 5 pm
Coffee available (roasted on site) Platters made to order.
Tel: +618 9841 1733
[email protected]
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WILLOUGHBY PARK WINERY AND BOSTON BREWERY
Taste our 5 star wines at the cellar door
Kick back and relax over a hand-crafted brew
Savour a bite from our seasonal menu
Let the kids loose in the playground
Willoughby and Boston Brewery- a destination not to be missed.
678 South Coast Highway, Denmark (3.5km from town towards Albany)
Tel: +618 9848 1555
[email protected]
www.willoughbypark.com.au
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YORK STREET
A relaxing eatery in the heart of Albany
featuring local wild seafood, local
farmer’s produce and housemade cakes
and desserts. Watch the town while
enjoying breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Breakfast/Lunch: Daily
Dinner: Wed.—Sat.
BYO
184 York St, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 1666
[email protected]
www.184york.com
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FOOD & WINE
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Places
To Stay
ALBANY DISCOVERY INN
Experience the Difference; An
Inn with “Olde World Charm”
& Friendliness. Breakfast inc.
Onsite Cafe open 6 days (closed
Wednesday). Free Internet, shared
facilities, linen provided, 2 minute
walk to beautiful Middleton Beach &
5 min drive to town.
ACACIA GROVE
HOLIDAY HOUSE
ALBANY GARDENS HOLIDAY RESORT
Big4 Albany Gardens is the perfect holiday getaway to unwind and relax in
Australia’s beautiful South West. Our resort offers a wide selection of great value
accommodation to suit couples groups or families. Conveniently located just 1.5 km’s
from Albany town centre and a short drive to some of the most spectacular natural
attractions in Australia.
9 Middleton Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 5535
www.discoveryinn.com.au
Tel: 1800 888 617
Tel: +618 9841 4616
[email protected]
www.albanygardens.com.au
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63BURGOYNE
A SUNSHINE FARMSTAY
New self contained accommodation.
Sleeps maximum 6 people.
Short 15 minute stroll to the city
centre, the harbour or the Middleton
Beach boardwalk. Big backyard –
dogs welcome! Prices from $185 per
night (10% discount for 7+ nights).
Escape to private & restful forest
between Albany & Denmark.
Large 3 bedroom house on working
farm, perfect for families.
Close to beautiful beach, Bibbulum
Track & MundaBiddi cycleway.
Abundant bird & animal life.
63 Burgoyne, Albany
Tel: 1800 335 995 or 0400 216 971
[email protected]
www.portalbanyaccommodation.com.au
524 Meanwood Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9845 1480
[email protected]
www.sunshinefarmstay.com
3 Greeble Street, Emu Point, Albany
Tel: +618 9761 7506 or 0428617506
[email protected]
8 Festing Street, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 1769
[email protected]
www.albanyharbourside.com.au
19-21 Golf Links Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 7817
[email protected]
www.albanyholidayunits.com.au
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ACE MOTOR INN
ALBANY BAYSIDE
OCEAN VILLAS
ALBANY CENTRAL
APARTMENTS
ALBANY VIEW ST LODGE
B&B/ART STUDIO
AVOCA FARM CHALET
& COTTAGE
BALNEAIRE SEASIDE
RESORT
Deluxe, Spa & Family Rooms
available. Licensed restaurant and
bar. Rooms have free Foxtel, wireless
internet & in-house movies. Room
service for breakfast & dinner.
Located 2km from the City centre.
Guaranteed to Impress! - Quality selfcontained villas located in a superb
location. 1-3 bedroom available
complete with full kitchen, lounge and
laundry facilities. Prices from $180
per night. Attractive discounts offered
throughout the year.
New, centrally located, boutique
style 1 & 2 bedroom self contained
apartments featuring luxury white
linen, feather doonas and pillow
top ensembles. Stroll to restaurants,
cafes, shops and the Albany
Entertainment Centre.
Located in town, short walk to
shops & cafes. Lovely gardens,
patio, seperate guest entry, 3 semi
s/c suites with e/s (two have
kitchenettes). Free WIFI.
Tariff PN: (including full breakfast)
From: Double $140 Single $120
The holiday home of choice. Relax in
the tranquillity in your comfortable,
beautifully appointed apartment, just
200 Metres from Middleton beach.
Enjoy a coffee at the Café right
across the road.
ce
314 Albany Highway , Albany
Motor
Tel: +618 9841 2911
Inn
www.acemotorinn.com.au
[email protected]
Dillon Close, Albany
FreeCall: 1800 335 995 (Aust only) or
+61 400 216 971
[email protected]
www.albanybaysideoceanvillas.com
Midway between Albany and
Denmark, Avoca offers the supreme
privacy of a 300acre farm in
close proximity to many wonderful
attractions of the South Coast.
Explore the region or relax and enjoy
the peace and tranquility of rural life.
Pet friendly.
41 Collie Street, Albany
Tel: 0427 740 659
[email protected]
www.albanycentralapartments.com.au
35 View St, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 8820
[email protected]
www.albanyviewstbb.com.au
307 Stanley Road, Youngs Siding
T: +618 9845 2292 or 0437 452 282
www.avocachalet.com.au
Tel: +618 9842 2877
[email protected]
www.balneaire.com.au
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Peace and quiet near the sea.
Spacious house sleeping 6.
Lounge, 2 bathrooms, sunlounge and
secluded gardens.
Short stroll to the sea, fishing,
walking etc. RAC 4 star.
ALBANY HARBOURSIDE APARTMENTS AND HOUSES
Albany Harbourside offers a range of four star self catering apartments and houses,
ideally located just a stroll to Albany’s main street and harbour, and now including a
Middleton Beach location.
Featuring stunning waterfront views, with Albany’s restaurants, shopping, history and
natural beauty at your doorstep.
Excellent facilities. Great location.
ALBANY HOLIDAY UNITS
Spacious self contained units only
250m from Middleton Beach. Fully
equipped including Air Conditioning
and Electric Blankets.
Choose from Studio, Twin or 2
bedroom units. Off Street Parking.
Free WIFI.
Accommodation
38
BANKSIA FARM B&B,
ECO TOURS
BEST WESTERN ALBANY
MOTEL & APARTMENTS
BIG4 MIDDLETON
BEACH HOLIDAY PARK
Luxurious B&B adult retreat.
Wow!! awesome stonework.....Oh!!
peace & quiet.....comfy beds...Hmm!!
the birdlife....mountain views...Yum!!
fresh bread smell, homemade jams..
Ah!! intriguing gardens.. Featured
on TV! Entertaining eco-interpretive
botanic garden tours & orchid hunts.
LOCATION LOCATION in the centre
of Albany, 200 metres to York Street
shopping and cafes and an easy stroll
to Visitor’s Centre, bus terminal and
Entertainment Centre. FREE WiFi.
Superb on-site restaurant.
Multi-award winning park situated
on 500 metres of pristine beach
frontage! Quality, affordable
accommodation including luxury
ocean view Beach Houses, villas,
chalets, cabins and sites. Excellent
facilities and free Wi-Fi.
COSY CORNER BEACH COTTAGES
Stylish, spacious beautifully appointed cottages are individually designed and fully equipped with
everything you need for your stay. 2 and 3 bedroom 2 bathroom AAA 4-Star rated cottages.
DILLON 7
Modern, self-contained, 3x2 villa
backing onto the Middleton Beach
reserve in a family friendly, quiet
area. Short walk to beach, golf,
cycling, walking. Cafes at Emu Point
or Middleton Beach.
Pearce Road, Mt Barker
Tel: +618 9851 1770
[email protected]
www.banksiafarm.com.au
Tel: +618 9845 7500
[email protected]
www.albanybestwestern.com.au
28 Flinders Parade, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 3593
Freecall: 1800-644-674
www.holidayalbany.com.au
256 Cosy Corner Road Torbay, Albany
Tel: 043989 5516
[email protected]
cosycornercottages.com.au
Unit 7/3 Dillon Close
Tel: +618 9841 9377
[email protected]
www.amazingalbany.com.au
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MAP 1: M-7
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CASTLEREAGH #4
DOLPHIN LODGE
DUNMOYLEN HOUSE
EMU BEACH CHALETS
Two storey self contained luxury
beachfront apartment with stunning
beach views.
Featuring 2 queen size rooms,
spa, balcony, secure parking,
complimentary chocolates & local
wine. Fabulous base for your Albany
getaway.
Dolphin Lodge Albany offers well
maintained and clean 1,2,3 and 4
bedroom self contained apartments some with king beds & spas located
in the beautiful beachside suburb of
Middleton Beach close to restaurants
and amenities.
Gracious home of yesteryear with
fresh stylish modern facilities. Warm
and friendly B&B in the heart of
Albany. Views over beautiful historic
Lawley Park and Princess Royal
Harbour. Free Wi-Fi.
Serenity by the Sea
Pet Friendly family chalets in a
bushland setting right on Emu Beach.
Fully self contained and equipped
including linen and electric blankets.
Air conditioned & Free WIFI.
Undercover parking at your door.
252 Cosy Corner Road, Torbay, Albany
Tel: +61 89845 1904
[email protected]
www.torbayseaview.com.au
Apartment 4, The Castlereagh
Cnr Flinders Parade & Barnett St
Tel: 0409 684 676
www.castlereagh4.com.au
Tel: +618 9841 6600
[email protected]
www.dolphinlodge.com.au
118 Brunswick Rd, Albany
Tel: +618 9842 5235
[email protected]
www.dunmoylen.com.au
9 Medcalf Parade, Albany
Tel: +618 9844 8889
[email protected]
www.emubeachchalets.com.au
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BEST WESTERN TORBAY SEAVIEW HOLIDAY APARTMENTS
Spectacular ocean views from every apartment.
Spacious apartments are fully equipped with everything you need for your stay.
Enjoy a glass of wine on your private balcony. 2 and 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom AAA 4-star rated
apartments
CASTLEREAGH 7
MIDDLETON BEACH
CHEYNES BEACH
CARAVAN PARK
COALMINE BEACH
HOLIDAY PARK
Exclusive 3 bedroom 2 bathroom
Villa, 150 metres to Middleton Beach.
Perfect retreat for couples/families.
Close to golf course, playgrounds,
boardwalk, cafes. 5 mins from town.
Sneak a peak at
2 minutes walk to beautiful
Cheynes Beach and surrounded by
Waychinicup National Park. Shaded,
grassed sites with modern amenities.
Fishing, boating, swimming, surfing,
rare birds, flora & fauna. Excellent
shore based whale watching.
Enjoy Peace & Privacy at
Coalmine Beach Holiday Park.
Caravans I Cabins I Camping
Camper’s kitchen, recreation room,
playground, clean amenities, friendly
staff. Relax at a 4 star Holiday Park.
Tree Top Walk just 15 mins away.
Located in Emu Point 30 metres from beautiful beaches is Albany’s Emu Beach Holiday Park.
A variety of accommodation options to choose including park cabins, budget rooms, studios,
chalets and villas. Powered , unpowered and ensuite sites. Facilities include jumping pillow,
mini golf, playground, BBQ and family entertainment area, camp kitchen, kiosk and modern
amenities.
Quality & affordable accommodation
situated in the heart of the City.
Offering motel rooms and standard
hotel rooms some with Harbour
views. Off street parking, Restaurant,
and a warm and welcoming service.
7 Barnett Street, Middleton Beach
Tel: +618 9841 9377
[email protected]
12 Bald Island Rd, Cheynes
Tel: +618 9846 1247
[email protected]
www.cheynesbeachcaravanpark.com.au
www.facebook.com/CheynesBeach
Coalmine Beach Rd / Knoll Dve, Walpole
Tel: +618 9840 1026
[email protected]
www.coalminebeach.com.au
8 Metcalf Parade, Albany
Tel: +61 89844 1147
[email protected]
www.emubeach.com
Tel: +618 9841 1466
[email protected]
www.georgeontheterrace.com.au
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EMU BEACH HOLIDAY PARK
GEORGE ON THE TERRACE
Accommodation
40
Without doubt one of AustrAliA’s most
privAte, exclusive And unique retreAts.
maitraya homestead
Country ChaLets
imagine seclusion, space and
luxury. A lavish homestead, as
home away from home. the eight
spacious king-sized bedrooms all
feature breathtaking views of the
dramatic southern ocean and
untouched Albany bushland.
the country chalets are designed
to make your stay easy and relaxing
with stunning nanarup beach only
three kilometres away which is
popular for surfing, fishing and a
beautiful lagoon for swimming.
Fisherman’s Lodge
perched high on a cliff top
and set on the grounds of the
beautiful maitraya private
retreat, fisherman’s lodge offers
spectacular 360° views from
virtually every window.
GOMM COTTAGE
SPOIL YOURSELF!
Romantic, relaxing, 2 bedroom, selfcatering cabin. Situated on 20 acres,
featuring forest, lake & farm animals.
Minutes to beautiful beaches,
wineries & galleries.
DVD, games & book library.
Attractive rates.
HANOVER BAY APARTMENTS
Two contemporary self-catering holiday apartments close to the centre of town. High
quality finishes, double glazing, luxurious furnishings and comprehensively equipped.
Superb harbour views. The single story apartment is the perfect getaway for a couple
whilst the two story apartment caters for two couples. Complimentary Wi-Fi.
Tel: 0437 090 446
[email protected]
www.gommholidaycottagealbany.com.au
3 Festing Street, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 9377 or +6189841 9346
[email protected]
www.hanoverbay.com.au
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HARBOURSIDE MOTEL
HAVANA VILLAS
IBIS STYLES ALBANY
Conveniently located just 2 km from
the centre of Albany.
Our small, quiet motel has Free Foxtel
and Free WIFi. Motel rooms with a
mini kitchen or fully selfcontained 2
bedroom units.
Comfortable, affordable
accommodation. Albany’s favourite,
family beachside chalets. Our 2
bedroom budget chalets are fully self
contained with all you need including
linen. Air Conditioned, BBQ’s,
Laundry, Bike Hire, tennis courts and
FREE WIFI.
Ibis Styles Albany, offers 50 rooms
from Standard Twin, to Deluxe King,
and Family Rooms, each includes
large LCD TV, free Wi-Fi, Foxtel, and
Country Manor Bar & Grill.
77 Frenchmans Bay Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 4688
[email protected]
www.harboursidemotel.com.au
8-16 Firth Street, Emu Point
Tel: +618 9844 1085
[email protected]
www.havanavillas.com.au
Tel: +618 9841 1177
[email protected]
www.ibisstylesalbany.com.au
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MAP 1: J-18
KALGAN RIVER CHALETS
& CARAVAN PARK
LILACS WATERFRONT
VILLAS & COTTAGES
MOTEL LE GRANDE
Situated 10 mins from Albany’s CBD
on the banks of the Kalgan River
surrounded by gum trees and wildlife.
Self-contained chalets, camp-sites,
boat ramp and nine hole golf course.
Your home among the gum trees…
down by the river.
Offering a variety of self contained
cottages, perfect for a family holiday.
Overlooking the Princess Royal
Harbour & 3.5kms from the City.
The perfect location to relax & enjoy
all Albany has to offer.
Located 5 minutes from Albany’s
CBD and airport, we offer friendly
service and warm hospitality with
comfortable, well-appointed one,
two or three bedrooms units or
spa suites. Fully licensed a-la-carte
restaurant and room service available.
247 Nanarup Road, Kalgan
Tel: +618 9844 7937
[email protected]
www.kalganrivercaravanpark.com.au
151 Frenchman Bay Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 2390
[email protected]
www.lilacs.net.au
Tel: +618 98413600
[email protected]
www.legrande.com.au
MAP 1: G-23
MAP 1: L-17
MAP 1: I-17
aviators Cottage
the charming stone Aviator’s
cottage overlooks the beautiful
property with a private lake and
beautiful secluded beaches are
just a few minute walk away.
08 9361 9044 | [email protected] | maitraya.com
MAP 1: J-27
Accommodation
42
Perched high on
a cliff top and set
on the grounds of the
beautiful maitraya
Private retreat,
fisherman’s lodge
offers spectacular 360°
views from virtually
every window and
is the ideal getaway
location for families or
a group of friends.
the fisherman’s lodge
get closer to nature and far
away from everything else.
08 9361 9044 | [email protected] | maitraya.com
MAP 1: J-27
PELICANS HOLIDAY
VILLAGE
Beautifully appointed units have a
host of luxuries to ensure you have
the independence and flexibility of
your own self-catered home, together
with the comfort and service of a
hotel. Superb location walk to beach
restaurants and few minutes’ drive to
CBD. Free WIFI.
ROSE GARDENS BEACHSIDE HOLIDAY PARK ALBANY
Located on beautiful Emu Point and overlooking King George Sound our
beachfront park is ideal for your next visit to Albany. Our spacious, self contained
accommodation includes 2 BR Chalets, 2 BR Beachfront Villas with ocean views.
Facilities include playground, camp kitchen, games room, guest laundry, new
ablutions, mini mart and cafe.
3 Golflinks Road, Middleton Beach
Tel: +618 9841 7500
[email protected]
www.pelicansalbany.com
45 Mermaid Avenue, Emu Point
Freecall: 1800 88 99 99
Tel: +618 9844 1868
[email protected]
www.acclaimparks.com.au
MAP 3: J-28
MAP 1: J-21
MT TRIO BUSH CAMP
& CARAVAN PARK
MY PLACE COLONIAL
NORMAN HOUSE B&B
RIVERDALE FARM COTTAGE
SETTLERS TWO FAMILY
CHALET
SLEEPWELL MOTEL
Situated in a peaceful natural bush
setting bordering Stirling Range
National Park. Enjoy the bush with
the luxury of ‘power’ & hot clean
showers. Guided orchid & mountain
walks available. Just 1 hour north of
Albany
Affordable, country style
accommodation located in city
centre. Self contained studio, 1 & 2
bedroom apartments.
2 minute walk to town centre
Free WI-FI and transfers between
Trans-west bus station and property.
Old world charm, warm hospitality.
Well appointed rooms with ensuits.
Catering for singles, doubles or
families. Easy walk to restaurants/
shops. Relax and enjoy the beautiful
views of Princess Royal Harbour.
Relax and enjoy. Peaceful rural
setting. Tranquil views to Kalgan
River. Walking, wildflowers and
fishing. Swimming and surfing
beaches nearby. Renovated 90 yo
stone cottage. Sleeps five. 20km to
Albany
Large chalet located on a secluded
stretch of the Kalgan River, 20
minutes from Albany centre.
Fishing, boating, swimming at your
doorstep. Short drive to beaches,
wineries, Porongorups, other
attractions.
Popular with couples & families,
Sleepwell Motel offers standard and
family rooms, plus apartments with
kitchenettes. Indoor heated pool and
spa, BBQs, tennis court, restaurant
and bar, Foxtel, air-conditioning/
heating & Wi-Fi internet access.
Mt Trio, 4850 Salt River Road, Amelup
Tel: +618 98279270 or 0419 751 801
[email protected]
www.mttrio.com.au
47-61 Grey St East, Albany
Tel: +618 98423242 or
0417 177 395
www.myplace.com.au
28 Stirling Terrace
Tel: +618 9841 5995
[email protected]
www.westnet.com.au/normanhouse
133 Mount Boyle Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9841 9377
[email protected]
www.amazingalbany.com.au
Alan and Linda James
82 Riverside Road, Albany
Tel: +618 98464295
[email protected]
www.settlerschalet.com.au
Tel: +618 9841 7399
[email protected]
www.sleepwellmotel.com.au
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MAP 3: I-9
MAP 3: K-10
MAP 1: F-23
MAP 1: E-24
MAP 1: K-18
AAA
OAKVIEW COTTAGE
OCEAN MIST VILLA
PARK AVENUE
HOLIDAY UNITS
Great harbour views. Walk to town
centre, restaurants, return to the
comfort of an air-conditioned, cosy
2 bedroomed cottage. Private under
cover BBQ area. Tariff from $140 per
night includes starter breakfast.
Experience quality and beachside
location meters from beautiful
Middleton Bay and minutes
from town centre. AAA 4.5 star
quality, home away from home
accommodation, where the little
things do matter!
Featuring 4 star self contained 1,
2 or 3 bedroom units/apartments.
Onsite parking, superb customer
service. Walking distance to beautiful
Middleton Beach, parks & cafes.
Daily/weekly and off season rates
apply.
32 Frederick Street, Albany
Tel: +618 98414538 or
Mobile: 0427559524
[email protected]
Contact - Rob and Helen
Tel: +618 9844 3540
[email protected]
www.oceanmistvilla.com.au
13 Golf Links Road, Middleton Beach
Ph/Fax 08 9842 5242
[email protected]
www.parkavenueholidayunits.com.au
MAP 3: L-10
MAP 1: J-21
MAP 3: I-29
ea
Down by the S
We invite you to immerse yourself in a relaxing ambience, where gracious service and comfort is our commitment to you.
Tariffs from $269 per night include gourmet breakfast, afternoon tea, evening port and chocolates.
See our website for packages and specials.
Tel: (08) 9844 8844 | 33 Barry Court, Albany 6330
[email protected]
www.thebeachhouseatbayside.com.au
MAP 1: J-21
Accommodation
44
2014 Events
Imaginea space that wraps its arms around you like an
www.therocksalbany.com.au
old friend while allowing you to be independent and anonymous...
Indulge yourself in luxury and immerse yourself in history at the only five star heritage
accommodation in Western Australia. With six beautifully appointed guest rooms,
superior Victorian interior, magnificent gardens, unobstructed views of Princess Royal
Harbour and indulgent gourmet breakfast, The Rocks Albany is the perfect choice to
find the private space and freedom you desire.
Ideally located within the centre of Albany, you’ll be in walking distance to shops,
restaurants and the Albany Entertainment Centre and a short drive to iconic attractions,
wineries and day spas.
Your host, Noelene Evans, looks forward to welcoming you for your truly memorable
experience.
Find us at 182-188 Grey Street West, Albany
Book your memorable stay today by calling Noelene on
08 9842 5969, emailing [email protected]
or visiting www.therocksalbany.com.au, because our
extraordinary rooms fill very quickly.
MAP 3: I-3
JANUARY
JANUARY
3:3:Sun
SunSmart
SmartKids
KidsDuDu-Aquathon
Aquathon
4:Albany
4:Albanyhalf
halfTriathlon
Triathlon
6-25
6-25Summer
SummerKids
KidsHoliday
HolidayProgramme
ProgrammeVancouver
VancouverArts
Arts
Centre
Centre
6-17:
6-17:Albany
AlbanySummer
SummerSchool
School
17-26
17-26Albany
AlbanyGolf
GolfClassic
ClassicWittenoom
WittenoomCup
Cup
26:
26:Australia
AustraliaDay
DayBreakfast
Breakfast––Middleton
MiddletonBeach
Beach
26
26Men’s
Men’sResource
ResourceCentre
CentreFun
FunRun-Middleton
Run-MiddletonBeach
Beach
26
26Australia
AustraliaDay
DayFestivities
Festivities Eyre
EyrePark
Park
27
27Major
MajorLockyer
LockyerProclamation
ProclamationDay
Day
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY
1-12
1-12Gondwana
GondwanaPanorama
PanoramaLandscape
LandscapePhotography
Photographyand
and
Film
FilmExhibition
ExhibitionVancouver
VancouverArts
ArtsCentre
Centre
21-3
21-3March
MarchPIAF
PIAFGreat
GreatSouthern
SouthernFestival
Festival
24-25
24-25PIAF
PIAF{Great
{GreatSouthern
SouthernWriters
WritersFestival}
Festival}
MARCH
MARCH
THE TERRACE
B&B/VILLAS
Quality, affordable accommodation.
Modern B&B with private ensuites &
scrumptious breakfast.
Or Delightful 1,2,3,4 bedroom Villas.
Located a 2 minute walk to Middleton
Beach & 3 minute drive to City.
From $130 night. Free Wi-Fi.
1-3
1-3Albany
AlbanyGolf
GolfClassic
Classic
1-29
1-29Art
Arton
onthe
theMove
Movetouring
touringExhibition.
Exhibition.
1-31
1-31Great
GreatSouthern
SouthernTaste
TasteFestival
Festival
VILLA 15
Nestled between Middleton Beach and Emu Point, 100m from the beach and away
from traffic, Villa 15 is ideal for a safe, quiet and relaxing holiday.
Villa 15 is a modern, spacious and fully self-contained 3 bedroom 2 bathroom villa.
Ideal accommodation for couples right up to a family of 6.
36 Marine Terrace, Middleton Beach
Tel: +618 9842 9901 or 0428 155 095
[email protected]
www.theterracealbany.com.au
Dillon Close, Albany
Tel: 1800 795 015
[email protected]
www.villa15.com.au
MAP 3: F-29
MAP 1: J-21
APRIL
APRIL
14-19
14-19Easter
EasterKids
KidsHoliday
HolidayProgramme
ProgrammeVancouver
VancouverArts
Arts
Centre
Centre
18-18
18-18May
MayGreat
GreatSouthern
SouthernArt
ArtAward
AwardVancouver
VancouverArt
Art
Centre
Centre
Quaranup
QuaranupMemorial
MemorialService
Service
Kapyong
KapyongDay
DayMemorial
MemorialFestival
Festival
25
25ANZAC
ANZACday
daydawn
dawnService,
Service,Simulcast
SimulcastService,
Service,Gun
GunFire
Fire
Breakfast,
Breakfast,Parade
Paradeand
andmorning
morningService
Service
Albany
AlbanyHarbour
Harbourswim
swim
May
May
25
25US
USSubmariners
SubmarinersMemorial
MemorialService
Service
June
June
1-2 Albany Classic Motor Event
1-2 Albany Classic Motor Event
20-22 LGSWGA District Championships Albany Golf Club
20-22 LGSWGA District Championships Albany Golf Club
208 Willyung Road, Albany
Tel: +618 9844 3458
[email protected]
www.woodygrangechalets.com.au
MAP 1: G-18
Whale watching season
Harbourside Concert Series Every Thursday
14-19 Winter Kids Holiday Programme Vancouver Art
Centre
NAIDOC Week
AUGUST
Whale Watching season
Wildflower Season
Harbourside Concert Series Every Thursday
Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial Service
SEPTEMBER
Wildflower Season
27-12 October Southern Art and Craft Trail
OCTOBER
6-11 Spring Kids Holiday Programme Vancouver Art
Centre
Wildflower Season
27-3 November Inhouse Exhibition { ANZAC Themed}
Vancouver Art Centre
Nurses Memorial Service at Gardens Proudlove Parade
30-2November
of the Convoys
30-2 NovemberDeparture
ANZAC Departure
of the Convoys
Commemorations
NOVEMBER
Albany Agricultural Show
WOODY GRANGE
CHALETS
Four very private, well equipped
chalets nestled in a picturesque rural
setting just minutes from Albany CBD.
Fully self contained, woodfire, views,
kangaroos, birdlife & wildflowers in
Spring. Rates from $130pn.
July
DECEMBER
6 Christmas Festival and Pageant York Street
13 Carols by Candlelight
31 NYE Fireworks Princess Royal Harbour
For the best
accommodation
deals visit:
OTHER EVENTS
Albany Farmers Markets every Saturday morning
8.00am-noon
Boatshed Markets every Sunday 10.00am-1.00pm every
Sunday
amazingalbany.com
+61 8 9841 9290
1 NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER
2014
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