Top Albany Nature and Wildlife

Discover Porongurup National Park on this guided tour from Albany. Once there, head to Castle Rock, which involves a 2.6-mile (4.2-kilometer) walk that requires a moderate level of fitness. To reach the summit, scramble over rocks and climb an enclosed ladder to the Granite Skywalk to catch the Southern Ocean views. Reward yourself with a stop at the Plantagenet Winery and enjoy the local foods and wine of Western Australia.

Head to Torndirrup National Park, just south of Albany across Princess Royal Harbour, on this tour that features some of the natural attractions of Western Australia's southern coast. You'll have the chance to take in a 360-degree view of the ocean and rugged shoreline from the summit of Stony Hill, admire native bush scenery, and see the Gap and Natural Bridge, where waves crash against granite walls.

Explore the history and highlights of Albany Heritage Park on this guided Segway tour. Overlooking the exact location where many of the ANZAC legends left Australia in 1914, Albany Heritage Park sits in 260 hectares of native bushland spanning from the city to the coast—and is home to the National ANZAC Centre. Follow your guide as you zip along the trails, taking in the views, and visiting the different memorials.

The only place to see killer whales in Australia, the Bremer Canyon is an easy day trip from Albany. This full-day adventure takes you out to the Bremer Bay Marina where you’ll hop on an expedition boat out to see the orcas in the wild. Guided commentary is provided on both your bus transfers and the boat, along with morning and afternoon tea, a buffet lunch, and refreshments.