Albany Local Attractions | Tasman Holiday Parks

See nature in the wild with our must-do attractions in Albany. Explore the region’s incredible picture-perfect white sand beaches, dramatic natural beauty and scenic walks. Spot for whales May-October, photograph the glorious spring wildflowers, and get off the beaten track – from beach to bush.

Beautiful Albany beaches

Go beach-hopping! Try Two People’s Bay and Little Beach, picture-perfect beaches great for swimming, diving, canoeing and fishing. And don’t miss the silky, turquoise waters of Waterfall Beach and Lucky Bay.

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Must-dos

Torndirrup National Park

View the impressive Natural Bridge rock arch, awe-inspiring drop at The Gap, playful seals and cliffs covered in seasonal wildflowers. Misery Beach was crowned Tourism Australia’s Best Beach for 2022, contrary to its misleading name!

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Valley of the Giants

In nearby Denmark, you’ll find the Valley of the Giants Treetop Walk. The designer walkway takes you deep into the canopy of giant Tingle Trees, 40 metres up. Choose from a variety of walks and explore the beautiful Wilderness Discovery Centre.

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Bibbulmun track

Great walks abound! Check out one of the world’s truly great long distance walking trails. Stretching close to 1000km from Albany to Kalamunda in the Perth Hills, the track is said to meander like the Rainbow Spirit, Waugal, in the Aboriginal Dreaming.

National ANZAC Centre

This award-winning centre takes you on an immersive journey into the experience of 40,000 Australians and New Zealanders, who left for World War One from the port of Albany.

Must-Dos

History is everywhere in Albany. And when you’ve finished exploring the area’s heritage, refresh in one of Albany’s top eateries or wineries!

The Brig Amity

This is a full-size replica of the ship that brought the first white settlers to Australia’s shores. Located on the Princess Royal Harbour foreshore, and part of the Museum of the Great Southern, it offers a great family experience.

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Historic Whaling Station

As the last operating whaling station in Australia, this heritage site tells a unique story. Explore the interactive whaling museum, complete with whale skeleton, fully restored whale processing factory and whale fishing ship. Then relax in the café overlooking the bay.

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The Sandalwood Shop

If you love the heady aroma of sandalwood, check out this showroom, distillery, café and relaxation space 10 minutes north of Albany. Stock up on skincare and fragrance products while discovering the history of this exotic oil.

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