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Discover Albany’s rich history and stunning coastal scenery on the Kinjarling’s Killer Coast: A Self-Guided Drive Through Albany. Starting at Middleton Beach, this 50-kilometer journey takes you past iconic landmarks and reveals stories dating back over 45,000 years on Menang Noongar land.
Along the route, you'll visit the ANZAC memorial at Mount Clarence, explore a full-scale replica of the Brig Amity ship, and see the impressive Albany Wind Farm. The tour also features breathtaking sights like The Gap, Natural Bridge, and the historic whaling station, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural history.
With the flexibility of a self-guided GPS tour, you can explore at your own pace. This experience is ideal for history buffs, nature lovers, or anyone wanting to uncover Albany’s coastal charm without the constraints of a group tour.
The tour lasts approximately 2 to 2.5 hours, depending on how long you spend at each stop.
The tour is available in English.
Yes, it’s suitable for travelers aged 0 to 120 and accessible for all physical fitness levels.
You’ll need your smartphone and headphones to listen to the audio guide. Personal expenses for admission fees, food, and transportation are not included.
Absolutely. The self-guided GPS app allows you to explore each site at your own speed and convenience.
Highlights include Middleton Beach, Rotary Lookout, Mount Clarence, Brig Amity replica, Albany Wind Farm, The Gap, Natural Bridge, Frenchman Bay, and the historic whaling station.
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Drive along Middleton Beach, known as Binalup ('place of first light'). Learn about its royal naming and its role in early settlement cargo offloading.
Pass by Rotary Lookout, offering panoramic views of King George Sound and its deep-water harbor. Discover the area’s maritime history and the Menang name Mammang-koort, meaning 'the heart of the whale'.
Drive past the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial on Mount Clarence. Learn about the 1914 ANZAC troop convoy and Australia’s first dawn services.
See the Brig Amity replica, a full-scale model of the ship that brought early settlers in 1826. Discover the story of Major Edmund Lockyer and Albany’s European origins.
Pass the Albany Wind Farm, home to 18 turbines that harness the fierce Southern Ocean winds, providing 80% of Albany’s power.
View The Gap, a stunning granite formation carved by powerful ocean waves. Enjoy the view from the accessible platform.
Stop at The Blowholes, where ocean swells force air and water through granite crevasses with a thunderous roar. Watch the spray and listen for the "whoosh".
Drive along Frenchman Bay, a calm spot perfect for swimming and picnics. Learn about its history as a freshwater source for explorers like George Vancouver.
Pass by Albany's historic Whaling Station, the last in Australia to operate until 1978. Discover the industry’s history and current conservation efforts.
Meet at the starting point
The tour begins at the main parking area behind the Albany Surf Life Saving Club on Flinders Parade, Middleton Beach. Before starting, install the mobile app and enter the code provided on your confirmation ticket. Full instructions are available after download.
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From $14.99 per person