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Southern Wineries and sights

Southern Wineries and sights

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Location Albany, Australia ALH-320
Location Albany, Australia ALH-320
Location Albany, Australia ALH-320
Location Albany, Australia ALH-320
Duration time 4 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Travel along Stirling Terrace, through downtown Albany, to enjoy the mixture of renovated historic buildings and the contrasting newer shops and central business district.

Pass the Courthouse, rotunda and the old Post Office, which now houses the Albany Branch of the University of Western Australia.

Drive past Middleton Beach and Dog Rock; a large granite rock in the shape of a dog's head.

Visit two local vineyards and enjoy wine tastings.

The Albany Wind Farm is home to twelve giant wind turbines. There is a walkway around the base of the turbines and lookouts offer sweeping views across Torbay to West Cape Howe National Park, and the city of Albany to the east.

Pause a moment at the Desert Corps War Memorial and Mt Clarence Lookout. The memorial is a recast of the original statue erected at Suez in 1932. The granite blocks are the originals from the Suez and still bear the bullet marks.
A short walk offers 360-degree views over City of Albany, King George Sound, Michaelmas and Breaksea Islands and Oyster Harbour at Emu Point.

Points of interest

Albany Wind Farm

Australian Wineries

Schedule

Special Notes

Tour does not operate on holidays. To participate in the wine tasting portion of this tour you must be of legal age and accompanied by an adult age 21 or older.

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Location Albany, Australia ALH-320
Location Albany, Australia ALH-320
Duration time 4 hours

Moderate Activity

Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

Travel along Stirling Terrace, through downtown Albany, to enjoy the mixture of renovated historic buildings and the contrasting newer shops and central business district.

Pass the Courthouse, rotunda and the old Post Office, which now houses the Albany Branch of the University of Western Australia.

Drive past Middleton Beach and Dog Rock; a large granite rock in the shape of a dog's head.

Visit two local vineyards and enjoy wine tastings.

The Albany Wind Farm is home to twelve giant wind turbines. There is a walkway around the base of the turbines and lookouts offer sweeping views across Torbay to West Cape Howe National Park, and the city of Albany to the east.

Pause a moment at the Desert Corps War Memorial and Mt Clarence Lookout. The memorial is a recast of the original statue erected at Suez in 1932. The granite blocks are the originals from the Suez and still bear the bullet marks.
A short walk offers 360-degree views over City of Albany, King George Sound, Michaelmas and Breaksea Islands and Oyster Harbour at Emu Point.

Points of interest

Albany Wind Farm

Australian Wineries

Schedule

Special Notes

Tour does not operate on holidays. To participate in the wine tasting portion of this tour you must be of legal age and accompanied by an adult age 21 or older.