Experience wildflowers on a daytime hike

Your journey begins at 10:00AM, departing the trailhead at picturesque Whalers Cove. You'll embark on a fully guided walk along a trail in nature. The path, ranging from easy stretches to moderate inclines, winds through coastal bushland, along the beach and onto the granite rise at Uredale Point. Challenging terrain includes sand, exposed roots and rocks, boardwalk, uneven rock steps, beach sand, wooden steps and sheet granite. Balance and agility are required. know your capabilities for walking in the wild.

See the majestic and captivating King George Sound, the serene water in Princess Royal Harbour, and foamy waves at Bramble Beach. Feel the fresh air and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Albany coastline.

Throughout your approximately 2-hour walk to Uredale Point, your expert guide will share stories of flora, fauna, Menang use of the land, the spectacular landscape and settlement. A narrative is woven that brings the landscape to life. 

Sense the remoteness and space, a truly magical experience.

As you absorb the stunning views, indulge in a gourmet, bush-flavoured picnic lovingly prepared by local baker, BredCo.  Fresh fruit, sandwich, fresh squeezed juice, croissant.  And at the trail end a warm tea/coffee and sweet treat!

The adventure continues when you retrace your steps along the trail.  Across the granite, through the bushland, along the beach and dune, into the jarrah woodland and coastal heath to your start point. Stunning!

Why hike with Albany Tours?

Being part of the exclusive Dream Collective, Albany Tours is recognised as Albany's premier land-based tour operator, dedicated to providing unparalleled experiences. This is not just a walk; it's an exclusive, adventurous, and truly worthwhile journey to view wildflowers of the south coast.

✔️Exclusive Access: Limited to just 14 guests per tour, ensuring an intimate and personal experience.
✔️Wildflowers Guaranteed: Our carefully chosen route and timing provide the most spectacular opportunity for photographs.
✔️Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable local guides offer fascinating insights into the history and natural wonders of the region, enriching your
understanding and appreciation.
✔️Wilderness immersion: Wander into flourishing bushland, vibrant with colour and growth.
✔️Exceptional Value: For $169per person, you receive a fully guided tour, gourmet bush food grazing, a warm beverage, and unparalleled experience of the diverse flora of the region.

Experience the sunset on a twilight hike

Your journey begins at 4:30 PM, departing the trailhead at picturesque Whalers Cove. In the late afternoon soft light over the landscape, you'll embark on a fully guided walk along a trail in nature. The path, ranging from easy stretches to moderate inclines, winds through coastal bushland, along the beach and onto the granite rise at Uredale Point. See the majestic and captivating King George Sound, the serene water in Princess Royal Harbour, and foamy waves at Bramble Beach. Feel the fresh evening air and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Albany coastline.

Throughout your approximately 2-hour walk to Uredale Point, your expert guide will share stories of flora, fauna, Menang use of the land, the spectacular landscape and settlement. A narrative is woven that brings the landscape to life. 

As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a golden glow you’ll relax at Uredale Point, observing the changing colour. The setting sun transforms the coastline into a canvas of light and artistry. Sense the remoteness and space, a truly magical experience.

As you absorb the stunning views, indulge in a gourmet, bush-flavoured picnic lovingly prepared by local baker, BredCo, to enhance your comfort and enjoyment amidst the evening's splendour. Memories to last a lifetime.

The adventure continues when you don your headtorch to retrace your steps along the trail.  Across the granite, through the shadowy bushland, along the beach and through the dune to your start point. Lift your sight to the stellar night sky and stars above. Stunning!

Why hike with Albany Tours?

Being part of the exclusive Dream Collective, Albany Tours is recognised as Albany's premier land-based tour operator, dedicated to providing unparalleled experiences. This is not just a walk; it's an exclusive, adventurous, and truly worthwhile journey only available at sunset.

✔️Exclusive Access: Limited to just 14 guests per tour, ensuring an intimate and personal experience.
✔️Best Views Guaranteed: Our carefully chosen route and timing provide the most spectacular vantage point for sunset.
✔️Expert Guidance: Our knowledgeable local guides offer fascinating insights into the history and natural wonders of the region, enriching your
understanding and appreciation.
✔️Wilderness immersion: Wander into flourishing bushland, vibrant with colour and growth.
✔️Exceptional Value: For $169per person, you receive a fully guided tour, gourmet bush food grazing, a warm beverage, and unparalleled viewing experience of sunset.

Get an insider's view of the events

✔️Friendly local guide

       Google's great but a human is better!  

✔️Spectacular views of Kari Kola's Lighting the Sound

       Timed just right to see the Lighting the Sound art installation across Princess Royal Harbour.

✔️Albany & Menang story

       Learn about the Menang Noongar and their place, Kinjarling.

✔️Wine tasting at Alkoomi Wines

      Taste five Great Southern Wines from their Frankland River vineyard 

About Albany - the start of a great experience

About Albany is an entry to all that is Albany: food & wine, attractions, icons; topped up with fun facts and Great Southern wine tasting at Alkoomi Cellar Door Albany. 

Stop wandering around on the internet.  Get your eyes up and out on the street as you stretch your legs on arriving in Albany. Google’s great but a friendly local is better at knowing how to get to all the fun stuff you’re interested in. In just 2.5hrs you can hear an insider's view of the events, food & wine, attractions, icons and topped up with fun facts and a wine tasting.

Get the tone and timing for your days in Albany and the region and be in the best place for the Lighting the Sound event.  You’ve just arrived and set your bags down in your accommodation.  Now you’re hungry, want to stretch your legs and keen to plan your exploration of Albany and surrounds. Google’s great but a local’s better!! 

Ask a local

Find a local at the Albany Visitor Centre. Walk next door to Alison Hartman Gardens and learn about the Menang Noongar and their place. Gently stroll downhill and peer into alleys, upwards to the facades of historic buildings and down to the harbour lights. Hear the latest goss’ on what’s on, where to eat and drink, how to get to the ‘must see’ locations and Instagrammable sites.  Get navigational insight that only a local can know.

Stop in at the cellar door of Alkoomi Wines in Albany. Taste five Great Southern Wines from their Frankland River vineyard. Lastly, find yourself in the café and wine bar strip on Stirling Tce.

BOOK NOW to walk the streets with a local during ALBANY 2026

Departures Fri, Sat

Minimum 4 people for a departure

A gentle wander down hill in Albany to taste Great Southern wine.   

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.

Get closer to the edge!

✔️Wander in the Wild

       Walk in bushland abundant in wildflowers.

✔️Rugged coastline

       Impressive slabs of granite rise from the water's edge on this rugged coastline. At The Gap, feel the power of the wind and water from the masterfully crafted, and accessible walkway lookout over The Gap.  See the pounding waves as they thrash the granite walls and surge through the spaces. Feel the exhilarating force in your body; taste the salt spray on your lips, breathe in the invigorating fresh air!  

✔️Spectacular views

       Take in the 360 degree views from the summit of Stony Hill. Look across to the vibrant City of Albany.  The granite formations of the Stirling and Porongurup Ranges are visible in the distance. 

✔️Maritime history

       Early explorers encountered the treacherous granite cliff-faces before rounding the peninsula to discover the sheltered waters of Princess Royal Harbour.

✔️Morning refreshment overlooking the beach

       Relax and breath in the fresh air while enjoying some morning refreshment.  

‘Simply breath-taking granite formations’

Journey through the native bushland of Torndirrup National Park, to the iconic Gap and Natural Bridge. Take in the view from the Albany Wind Farm and across Princess Royal Harbour. Refreshments overlooking King George Sound.

Curving around Princess Royal Harbour with a view to King George Sound, see the Southern Ocean beyond. Be delighted by the displays of wildflowers preserved in the Torndirrup National Park at Stony Hill. Enjoy the pristine marine environment of the Southern Australian coastline, seen in magnificent splendour on the journey though the Torndirrup National Park.  Take in the vista of the powerful ocean as it heaves itself against the granite walls of The Gap and Natural Bridge. Feel the exhilarating force.  Simply breathtaking! An amazing south coast experience.

Includes

·       Courtesy pick up and return to CBD accommodation

·       Commentary from your expert Albany local guide

·       Guided nature walk at Stony Hill and wildflowers on display

·       Tour of The Gap & Natural Bridge in Torndirrup National Park

·       Entry to National Park

·       Tea/coffee, scones, jam, cream

Take in the 360° views of the coastline from the summit of Stony Hill and the vast expanse of the Southern Ocean. These were the rugged coastal cliff lines those early explorers first encountered as they rounded the Flinders Peninsula for the sheltered waters of Princess Royal Harbour. 

Get closer to the edge! At The Gap, feel the power of the wind and water from the masterfully crafted, protected walkway lookout over the Gap.  See the pounding waves as they thrash the granite walls and surge through the spaces. Exhilarating!  Looking across the vibrant City of Albany, see the granite formations of the Stirling and Porongurup Ranges in the distance. Complete your journey and exploration of the impressive coastline relaxing with scones, jam & cream overlooking King George Sound, perched at the waters’ edge.

Departures Wed-Sat 9.00am – 12.30pm 

This is a sightseeing must on your tour to the Great Southern region and Albany.   

What one guest had to say of this 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ experience.

'Wonderful day full of great views! Picked up directly from Albany Visitor Centre and stopped at several spots for photo opportunities. Went to Stoney Hill and climbed to the top of a massive rock for 360 degree views - we had on hiking shoes and Teva walking sandals so had no difficulty. The Gap was awesome and would love to see it on a stormy day! Also stopped for a delicious tea & scone and to check out the gift shop. Our last stop was the wind turbines - again we had a great guide who was able to share some great insights. If you want to see a bit of the local area in a small group setting with great photo opportunities, this is a great choice- so much more enjoyable than doing it on your own. Steve Jun 2025

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.  Wear layered clothing and bring a rain jacket.

Highlights

Icons of Albany is a full day tour including all the key icons of Albany. Visit the attractions that draw visitors to this dynamic regional center on the south coast of Western Australia.  Visit three key locations.

• Albany’s Historic Whaling Station

• The Gap and Natural Bridge in Torndirrup National Park

• National ANZAC Centre, Desert Mounted Corps Memorial, Mt Clarence

WHY TAKE A FULL DAY TOUR

Our guided tours are led by experienced locals well-versed in the Albany's history, culture, and hidden gems. They offer a wealth of knowledge that enhances your travel experience by providing context and depth to the places you visit. Instead of relying solely on guidebooks or online research, you have a knowledgeable guide who can answer your questions and share fascinating anecdotes.

Passionate locals are ready to answer your questions

Guided tours foster an environment for socializing and making new friends. Traveling with like-minded individuals allows you to share experiences, stories, and laughter along the way. However you are traveling, the tour group becomes a community that adds an element of fun and companionship to your journey. 

Start conversations with someone new

By taking the logistics and transportation off your plate, you can focus on fully immersing yourself in the experience. With a pre-planned itinerary, you can rest assured that each day will be maximized to its fullest potential without having to concern yourself with the nitty-gritty details.  

Let us do the booking and planning

Gain easy access to historical landmarks Engaging in and delve deeper into the past and present of the location to see beyond the typical tourist experience.

Get a richer, deeper experience of Albany

On a FULLY GUIDED tour of Albany's Historic Whaling Station, be immersed in the story of the whaling industry, its importance to the economy of the emerging town and value of whale watching today. See the processing facility, whale skeletons, scrimshaw, tools, films and climb on board a whale chaser.

Lunch at Whaler’s Galley Café overlooking King George Sound. Your table is reserved and ready for you.

Experience the exhilaration and force of the Southern Ocean as it heaves itself against the granite chasm at The Gap & Natural Bridge in Torndirrup National Park. The majestic coastline is on display here.

Visit the National Anzac Centre in the Historic Precinct at The Princess Royal Forts on Mt Adelaide. This interactive commemoration of the historic battle at Gallipoli is a moving experience. Later travel to the spectacular views at Padre White Lookout and the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial on Mt Clarence.

Indulge your senses in award-winning wine, cheese, mead, honey, ice cream, and chocolate. 

✔️Free tastings of regional produce

     Wines, handmade farmhouse cheeses, chocolate, ice cream and mead.

✔️Shared lunch platter of local produce

     Fresh made cheeses, condiments, cured meats, crackers, bread, fruit, pickled vegetables.

✔️Towering karri trees 

      Travel through lush bushland to hidden venues in Denmark WA in avenues of ancient karri trees - the reason this area was settled.

✔️Relaxed journey 

     Comfort and safety of our touring vehicle with tour guide and attentive service.

✔️Authentic, local Tour Guide 

     Commentary from a local, passionate about our region.

✔️Courtesy pick-up and return to accommodation

     Let us know when you book if your accommodation is within 3km of CBD.  We'll pick you up and return you at the end of the day. 

Sightseeing Albany and the Great Southern Wine Appellation 

This is more than just a food and wine tour! Take in the cathedral of towering karri trees as you travel through lush bushland to hidden venues in Denmark WA. Taste handcrafted cheese and award-winning wines, mead, ice cream, chocolate, and relax at a long table lunch in a picturesque boutique winery. Hear passionate stories and explore flavors.

This is must do tasting tour in the region!! We can’t wait to show you the gourmet gems in the Great Southern food and wine scene. Our Albany Tour Guide will take care of the skipper duties, whilst you indulge your senses.  Flavour sensations of cheese, wine, condiments, chocolate, ice cream are on the menu!

Our Albany Tour Guide will take care of the skipper duties, whilst you indulge your senses. 

We can’t wait to show you the gourmet gems in the Denmark food and wine scene. Hear passionate stories of wine-making in the Great Southern Wine Appellation. Explore flavour sensations of an array of cheeses made on the premises, honey from local hives and tantalizing handmade chocolates infused with native bush flavours. Travel

through towering cathedrals of karri forest and relax with views over the green landscape at lunch. Flavour sensations are explored at Duckett's Mill where an array of cheeses, cured meats, condiments is presented in a mouth-watery shared platter lunch.  Wines are available for tasting and purchase.  The work of bees is savoured at Bartholemews’ Meadery, where you'll have dessert of ice cream.  Then visit a chocolatier to take home a treat with which to reminisce.

Includes 

• Courtesy pick-up and return to accommodation 3km CBD
• Albany Tours local expertise and quality service
• Tastings of wine, handmade cheese, ice cream, chocolate and mead
• Lunch platter
• Journey through towering forest of karri and lush bushland of Denmark WA

Albany Tours chooses venues where you will get the best tasting experiences in the region and step up to the tasting bench ahead of others. We acknowledge the First Nation peoples the Menang.

Departures Thur-Sat 9.30am – 4pm 

This is a sightseeing and flavour sensation - a must on your trip to the Great Southern region and Albany.   

What one guest had to say of this 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ experience.

Wineries, charcuterie, chocolates etc. were all delicious and unique to the area. Was a lovely break for me on a driving holiday to have someone else take the wheel. Susan was very knowledgeable about the area and super helpful in considering my husband's limited mobility and parked as close as possible to the best entry points, as well as assisting him on/off the very comfy passenger van. Our purchases were safely stored for us, including an Esky for our cheeses.

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.

Meander through backroads to taste outstanding wines 

✔️Explore over 100 wines at four venues

     Rustic cellar doors of family-run vineyards and wineries

✔️Shared lunch platter of local produce

     Fresh made cheeses, condiments, cured meats, crackers, bread, fruit, pickled vegetables.

✔️Nestled in nature 

     Next to the Porongurup National Park, travel through farmland on backroads to spectacular wine

✔️Relaxed journey 

     Comfort and safety of our touring vehicle with tour guide and attentive service.

✔️Authentic, local Tour Guide 

     Commentary from a local, passionate about our region.

✔️Courtesy pick-up and return to accommodation

     Let us know when you book if your accommodation is within 3km of CBD.  We'll pick you up and return you at the end of the day. 

Full day tour to four wineries in the Mt Barker sub-region of the Great Southern Wine Appellation. Meet the families who own the properties, make the wine and serve you at the cellar door. The Great Southern is known for Rieslings; be surprised by a Shiraz! Enjoy a delicious local produce shared platter lunch at award-winning Plantagenet Wines. Meander through backroads. Taste outstanding wines from wineries of the Mt Barker sub-region, grown in cool climate and nestled in nature.  

Your Albany Tours guide will take care of the skipper duties, whilst you take pleasure in tastings. 

This region has a characteristically cool climate with slow ripening times which allows for the development of rich flavours and quality grape juice. Wine tasting begins at Gilbert Wines, home to the ‘lads’ and where a morning coffee might be preferred. At Plantagenet wines you are taken to the tasting bench to choose your wine and make your purchase to accompany a scrumptious shared platter lunch of local produce. Onwards the tour will take you to Galafrey Wines another family-owned winery and home to prominent female wine-maker Kim Tyrer. From there to West Cape Howe where you can sample wine from their extensive range, olive oil or their own brand of coffee!  Our Albany Tour guide will take care of the skipper duties, whilst you relax and enjoy the scenery and the sensational flavours of the region.

Includes

• Courtesy pick-up and return to accommodation 3km CBD
• Albany Tours local expertise and quality service
• Tastings of wine at four cellar doors
• Lunch platter of cheese, cold meat, fruit, pickled vegetables, condiments
• Meander through backroads of Mt Barker

Departures Fri-Mon 9.30am – 4.00pm

Magical and memorable

What one guest had to say of this 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ experience.

A fantastic day! Small group. Visited 4 wineries for tastings - all quite different. A good introduction to the region. Susan our guide was very knowledgeable about the region, the wineries and the wines. Also included a lovely shared platter lunch. Highly recommended. 

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.

Feel nurtured by nature

✔️Castle Rock Hike:

         Embark on a 4.2km return hike uphill nature trail requiring moderate fitness.  The final stretch includes a rock scramble and ladder climb.

✔️Granite Skywalk:

        Reach the award-winning platform suspended above treetops, offering breath-taking views to the ocean. 

✔️Scenic views

       Marvel at the abundant wildflowers in this biodiversity hotspot.  See ancient boulders smoothed by time.

✔️Intriguing stories:

       Our guide shares stories of the area, from the traditional Noongar owners, the Menang, to the European settlers.  

✔️Wine tasting:

       Enjoy lunch and savour the wine of a Porongurups winery, nourished by rich soils, plentiful rain, and clean air. 

Discover the natural beauty and rich heritage of the Porongurups on this unforgettable tour. 

Here is what our guests report of this 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ experience:

'we rounded off our trip with a bit of stunning scenery and exercise and the trip did not disappoint. Tim (our guide) was congenial, knowledgeable and helpful in taking us to the base of the hike, shepherding us through the hike and of course, ensuring we got the obligatory "top-of-the-world" shots. Tim's knowledge of the local area made the trip an excellent end to our down-south adventure. The subsequent Plowman's lunch at the winery was welcome and for once deserved.' Helen Mar 2025

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.  Bring a rain jacket and layered clothing - it can be chilly at the top!

Through the streets of this vibrant and flourishing City, see art, indigenous story, settlement and connection with world events. View Princess Royal Harbour, the channel to King George Sound and the peninsulas beyond. See how the city center nestles into the valley and the expanse of surrounding natural bushland.

At the National ANZAC Centre interactive displays will take you on an intimate journey of a participant in the conflict.  Under the shade of trees planted to remember fallen soldiers, the Avenue of Honour leads to the Memorial of the Desert Mounted Corps.  The dawn service is Padre White’s story. Take in the view that the departing ANZAC Troops had before they sailed onwards to war; for some of them, the last vision of homeland at the peak of Mt Clarence.

Curving around Mt Adelaide, Breaksea Island comes into view and stories of the construction of the lighthouse and its connection to the ANZAC narrative are revealed.  Pause a moment to absorb the vista of the ocean and perhaps, if lucky, a glimpse of sheltering whales and calves. Journeying into the city centre, along the way we drive past the oldest farm in Western Australia and learn of the contribution it made to the social life and nourishment of the early community; a property with a chequered history.  Visit one of the earliest homes in Australia at Patrick Taylor Cottage.

And in a quiet moment with a refreshment speak with your local Tour Guide and find out more of this amazing regional community. Ad  this to your Albany itinerary. Explore with us and 'we'll show you more!"

Here's what our guests say about this tour.

Three of my family did your Albany History & Highlights tour today, l would like to say it was excellent Thank you very much. Suited to a wide range of ages. Joy was a wonderful tour guide.  Maxine

BOOK NOW - secure your seat on this journey through time of a vibrant city.

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.

Gaze across Princess Royal Harbour with a view to King George Sound and, in the distance the expansive Southern Ocean. As you journey along the Torndirrup Peninsula this vista sets the scene.  Imagine for a moment, the spume of spray and the playful leap of a whale as it makes its way along dramatic South Coast on a long journey north.  Today the whale  travels safely uninterrupted on its path.

Albany’s role in the Australia’s whaling story comes to life on this tour at Albany’s Historic Whaling Station at Discovery Bay.  While there meet our friendly native animals in the Animal Wildlife Park. Or, you can wander the pathways and boardwalks to view native plants and the enhanced wetland environment in the Regional Wildflower Garden. Climb aboard the famous whale chaser and marvel at the enormous whale skeletons on display. Relax with refreshments and an exceptional view over the ocean, reflecting on the significance of whale hunting in the past, and recognition of the value of whale watching today. 

This is a star attraction in Albany and a must see in your tour itinerary.  BOOK NOW to hear the full story with a local tour guide. This is what our guests say about this experience:

Courtesy pick-up! We set off in a small bus for the Historic Whaling Station - an 18Km drive. Along the way our Tour Guide Michelle gave us lots of information about the area we were driving through. The history of the Whaling Station and tour of the area was gross but very interesting. We also saw the amazing scrimshaw done by Gary Tonkin on a four metre sperm whale jawbone - very impressive. Then a nice morning tea before being driven back to the main part of the city.  A very worthwhile tour!

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.

 Book online at www.albanytours to use your voucher on a day of your choice for any of our touring products. Enjoy!

DATES in 2026 - Saturday 26th September and 3rd October 9am-4pm.

Visit five galleries exhibiting in the Southern Art & Craft Trail in Albany and Denmark.  See photography, ceramics, oil & water colour painting, textile, print making.  Speak to the artists. We'll stop along the way for coffee.  Talk art over lunch and a glass of wine. Your tour guide has the timing and itinerary sorted!

Relax and enjoy the ride; let someone else do the driving and navigating. We've curated a fabulous line-up of artists who are ready to talk to you about their work.  They'll put aside their work to welcome you and maybe guide you in some techniques!

Departure point is Albany Visitor Centre 221 York St Albany Western Australia.  Parking at rear of building. 

BOOK NOW to secure your seat on this seasonal experience visiting venues and attractions in the Great Southern Region.

This is what our guests say about the Art Trail tour:

Very relaxing as a local not to have to think about where to go to see fine artwork. The day felt very relaxed with no pressure to rush in the exhibitions. Lunch at one of the local wineries was plentiful and tasty. I would recommend this trip to anyone visiting the area.

I took this tour with my sister to see art of the Great Southern Art Trail. We both found it such a relaxing way to spend the day taking in art at a number of galleries and indulging in a splendid lunch at Duckett's Mill. The artists at each venue welcomed us on arrival and explained their processes and works to us and in a couple of places, took us out back to see their workshops. Our tour guide, Tim, was great and we enjoyed some interesting conversations with him along the way. I'm a local in the region, and while I could have driven my car to the venues, the special treatment the artists provided, together with the relaxation of being chauffeured around and not be concerned with directions or timing made this tour so worthwhile. I will definitely do this tour again.

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container and a 'keep cup'. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.

Make a plan and get the best out of your time in Albany and the region.  You’ve just arrived and set your bags down in your accommodation.  Now you’re hungry, want to stretch your legs and keen to organise your exploration of Albany and surrounds. Google’s great but a local’s better!! 

Find a local at the Albany Visitor Centre. Walk next door to Alison Hartman Gardens and learn about the Menang Noongar and their place. Gently stroll downhill and peer into alleys, upwards to the facades of historic buildings and down to the harbour lights. Hear the latest goss’ on what’s on, where to eat and drink, how to get to the ‘must see’ locations and Instagrammable sites. Get navigational insight that only a local can know. Make sure you get there and back again safely and without wasting time or fuel. Lastly, find yourself in the café and wine bar strip and choose a venue for tonight!  A great way to get started on your Albany getaway.

BOOK NOW to walk the streets with a local. See what visitors say about this walking tour experience: 

I’ve had my blinkers on for years! It was fascinating to find those hidden treasures and to hear the story about them. We ALL thoroughly enjoyed ourselves.

Guests are asked to bring their own water in a recyclable container. Please help us reduce single use plastic in our pristine environment.