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ALBANY TOURS - WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Discover Albany tours in Western Australia, from whale watching and boat tours to sightseeing, wildlife and the spectacular Albany coastline. Book with BlueSun Travel.

DISCOVER THE BEST OF ALBANY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Albany is where Western Australia's wild southern coastline meets an extraordinary history.

Set on the shores of King George Sound, Albany is surrounded by dramatic cliffs, beautiful beaches, national parks and some of the most spectacular coastal scenery in Western Australia. It is also a place of considerable historical importance, particularly through its connection with the ANZAC story.

The best way to experience more of Albany is to get out and explore it.

BlueSun Travel offers a selection of Albany tours and experiences, including whale watching, boat tours and sightseeing experiences that showcase the region's wildlife, coastline and history.

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TORNDIRRUP NATIONAL PARK
Iconic Gap & Natural Bridge

FROM $119 pp

4 hours

GUIDED TOUR - WILFLOWER WALK
Free transfers + Tea, coffee, scones

VANCOUVER PENINSULA
Albany Tours

FROM $169 pp

8 hours

STUNNING VIEWS & WILDFLOWER WALKS
Complimentary pick up + gourmet bushland picnic

OUTSTANDING WINE TASTINGS
Albany Tours

FROM $217 pp

6 hours

100 WINES AT 4 VENUES
Courtesy bus pick up + Lunch platter

GREAT SOUTHTERN FOOD & WINE
Iconic Gap & Natural Bridge

FROM $217 pp

6 hours

AWARD WINNING WINE, CHEESE, CHOCOLATE
Courtesy bus transfers + Lunch platter

WILDFLOWERS OF PORONGURUPS
Albany Tours

FROM $153 pp

5 hours

CASTLE ROCK & GRANITE SKYWALK
Courtesy buses + lunch & wine

ALKOOMI WINES
Albany Tours

FROM $217 pp

6 hours

LOCAL GUIDE, MENANG STORY
Courtesy bus pick up + Lunch platter

ALBANY TOURS & EXPERIENCES

You could spend days exploring Albany and still find another corner worth discovering.

Our selection of Albany tours makes it easier to experience the highlights, whether you're looking for wildlife, dramatic scenery or a different perspective on the region.

Albany Whale Watching Tours

Whale watching is one of Albany's great seasonal experiences. From around June to October, migrating whales pass through the waters around Albany, with humpback and southern right whales among the species encountered.

A whale watching tour in Albany gets you out onto King George Sound and into the marine environment where these magnificent animals can be seen in the wild.

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Albany Boat Tours

Albany's coastline looks very different from the water.

Boat tours provide an opportunity to explore King George Sound and the spectacular coastline while looking for whales, dolphins, seals and other marine life. It's also a great way to appreciate just how wild the Southern Ocean coastline can be.

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Albany Sightseeing Tours

If you want to see the best of Albany without spending your holiday navigating unfamiliar roads, an Albany sightseeing tour is an easy way to do it.

Depending on the experience, tours can take in the dramatic coastline of Torndirrup National Park, The Gap, Natural Bridge and other highlights around Albany.

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EXPLORE ALBANY'S WILD COAST

The coastline is one of the biggest reasons to visit Albany.

Just south of the city, Torndirrup National Park protects some of the region's most impressive landscapes, including The Gap, Natural Bridge, The Blowholes and Stony Hill. The Southern Ocean has spent millions of years shaping this coastline, leaving behind enormous granite formations and spectacular coastal views.

The Gap is particularly dramatic, with a viewing platform extending over the coastline and providing a remarkable perspective of the Southern Ocean. Nearby Natural Bridge shows the power of the waves that have gradually carved through the ancient granite.

This is not the postcard version of Western Australia. It's bigger, wilder and considerably more dramatic.

ALBANY'S HISTORY

Albany's World War II history

Albany isn't just about scenery.

The city has an important place in Australian history, particularly through King George Sound and the ANZAC story. The National ANZAC Centre at Albany Heritage Park explores the personal stories of the Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women who departed for the First World War.

Other historic attractions around Albany explore the region's Noongar heritage, early European settlement, maritime history and former whaling industry.

For visitors interested in history, an organised tour can be a good way to understand the places you're seeing rather than simply driving past them.

BOOK ALBANY WHALE WATCHING TOURS

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If you're visiting Albany during whale watching season, put a whale tour on the itinerary.

It's one thing to stand on a coastal lookout hoping to spot a whale. It's quite another to be out on the water when one surfaces nearby.

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Whale sightings are subject to weather, sea conditions and the movements of wild animals and therefore cannot be guaranteed.

If you want to learn more about our Albany Whale Watching Tours, or any other tour in the Southwest of Australia, call our booking experts now:

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