Albany's Best Beaches

Albany is home to some of the world's best beaches! We are biased of course, but if beaches is what you are looking for, then you are going to love The Amazing South Coast of Western Australia!  Apart from our very own Middleton Beach, other beaches in the area include Little Beach, Nanarup Beach and Misery Beach. 

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The Anzac Story

​A walk around Albany is like a march through Australia's military history. From the stunning National ANZAC Centre, opened in 2014 for the ANZAC centenary, to parks, piers, avenues, cemeteries and museums; Albany pays tribute to our ANZAC heritage.​

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Whale Watching

Whale season is a truly magical experience. The natural beauty of these wonderful creatures is simply amazing and very intriguing. Albany since the early 1800's was known as a whaling town, until it was ceased in 1978. Discovery Bay (also known as Whale World) was the old Cheynes Whaling Station where the whales were brought to and is now a history museum.   
During late May through to early October is the best time to see whales in King George Sound.  Sometimes if you are lucky, whales can be seen just off Middleton Beach in front of the park!

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Wildflowers

While Albany may be renowned for its whale watching opportunities, did you know that it is also home to an array of stunning wildflowers? The natural beauties of these floras are unrivalled and unique to the south-west corridor of Australia. Beginning in late August, the flowers can be viewed all through spring and the summer months across the region.

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