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Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve
4.8/514 Reviews
26.8km from city centre
juki235"The Erren Bay Nature Reserve in Albany has huge reefs along the coast. The flat reefs outline ravines, forming very unique patterns and potholes, which are very magical. There are also many wild animals and birds on the seashore here. The animal resources are very rich, so it has become a nature reserve, which is worthy of everyone's protection."
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Middleton Beach and Emu Point
4.8/510 Reviews
based on 598 reviews
2.6km from city centre
juki235"Middleton Beach and Imu Point are well-known attractions in Albany. There is a magnificent promontory landscape, and the endless Atlantic Ocean is so vast and mysterious. The cape has a beautiful beach, which is definitely a good place for a seaside holiday."
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The Gap and Natural Bridge
4.7/57 Reviews
based on 1,920 reviews
10.2km from city centre
wxx1026"It was very shocking. Standing on the edge of the cliff, I felt as if I couldn't stand still. Not far from Albany, it is very convenient to come by car. The sound of the waves was loud and deafening, and the water splashed everywhere, and it was wet in a moment. Natural bridges don't allow people to walk up, probably because they are afraid of danger, in short, the power of nature is too strong."
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West Cape Howe National Park
4.7/56 Reviews
based on 38 reviews
27.9km from city centre
juki235"This national park in Albany offers magnificent coastal scenery. The vertical depth of the sea below the cliff here is more than 500 meters, so the waves are very turbulent, the waves hit the shore fiercely, and there are waves of white waves, the huge roar of the sea and the magnificent waves. It is really amazing. ."
Albany's Historic Whaling Station
4.7/54 Reviews
based on 1,165 reviews
10.2km from city centre
Dennisfedeline"A museum, I heard that you can see whales, but unfortunately not. There is a large park next to it. The Zhejiang Institute of Technology can also be regarded as a relatively large park along the way. What is rare is that there are quite a lot of humans and I am very happy. There are many old couples and young people walking their dogs and fishing. It seems that their lives are really enjoyable, giving people a feeling of incompetence. The phone was not idle, trying desperately to catch the Pokémon, how much he could catch, and then I found a piece of lawn and started to lie down and rest, and then went on."
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From AU$36.74
Brig Amity
5/52 Reviews
based on 342 reviews
349m from city centre
佛宝宝"A sailboat parked on the seashore suggests spending a few dollars to get inside to see and experience the life of sailors and the history of gift exchange between immigrants and natives. 1:1 scale real ship, there is a charge to go up and see, there is nothing special, so just take a look outside"
Waterfall Beach
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23.6km from city centre
Torndirrup National Park
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based on 97 reviews
7.3km from city centre
National Anzac Centre
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based on 2,104 reviews
2.7km from city centre
排哥在旅途"[Attraction guide] Detailed address: 67 Forts Rd, Mount Clarence WA 6331, Australia transportation guide: Public transportation is not very convenient. There are daily regional flights from Perth to Albari, which takes 1 hour and 20 minutes. It is recommended to drive or travel with a group. It takes about five hours to drive from Perth. Opening hours: 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Ticket price: $25 for adults, $11 for 4-15 years old, free for people under 4 years old, $21 for seniors over 60 years old. Highlights: The museum where you can play machine guns and cannons by the sea, and the royal fortress in the town of Albany. Going to Western Australia in winter is the local summer, and the climate is quite pleasant, especially the small town of Albany in southern Western Australia, which has now been voted as one of the most livable cities in Australia. When domestic partners wear down and freeze During the dog season, summer travel in a seaside town is really envious of others. An important historical site in Albany is called the Royal Prince. Although the two world wars in the twentieth century allowed Australians to see the scale of the real war, the "fragile" Australians at that time were convinced that they were vulnerable. During the 1970s and 1880s, the fortress protected Albany, the only important port city between Perth and Port Lincoln. The fortress was stationed from 1893 to 1956, after which the complex was transformed into a school and holiday camp. The site was renovated in 1987, and a military museum was built next to it. Visitors can visit the guardhouse, canteen, commander’s residence, stables and barracks, as well as various large machine guns and artillery preserved. Review in the guide’s commentary Those prosperous years."
From AU$25.45
Cable Beach
5/52 Reviews
based on 10 reviews
10km from city centre
M33***29"cable beach is located in the southwest of Australia, almost the southernmost land in western Australia, the scenery is very beautiful! The sea view is particularly beautiful, the sea is crystal clear, standing on the beach and looking at the sea, the blue waves are rippling with blue and green, so spectacular!"

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