A great free attraction (unless you want to explore the lower decks), and in such a wonderful setting too. We paid the nominal $5 (cash only) to explore the below deck area and were happy to contribute to the upkeep of the ship. Definitely worth stopping off, and generally a great place to stop off in Albany.

Amazing historical place, just put a few pictures but will let you discover yourself. It is all so well explained, it is entertaining. Can’t wait to go back for the night ghost tour !!

Strawberry Hill is known as being the first farm in Western Australia. Entry is free for the members of the National Trust. The entire vast garden was completed by volunteers, which is truly remarkable. We caught the guided tour at 12:15 PM, and with the help of the volunteers, we explored the historic homestead, learning about the living conditions of that time, which was very vivid and interesting. This is a place where you can spend half a day appreciating the colourful gardens and learning about the life of the pioneers. You can also relax in the visitor centre with its large glass windows and chat with the enthusiastic and knowledgeable staff to gain a deeper understanding of the local culture. There are also many friendly lizards in the yard and on the roof.

Very interesting. Lots of history there with original items from the family. The gentleman on duty was very passionate about the history and the family. He was happy for us to take our time through upon arriving near closing time. Thoroughly enjoyed the cottage

Visited the museum and it is quite informative. Spent about 45 minutes in this museum. I like that the musuem is small and compact, filled with information. There are also available parking spaces right outside the museum. To those nearby this place, do drop by and pay a visit to it.

Always worth a visit and photo op.

Such an impactful way to remember the sacrifice so many men and women made to ensure we enjoy the liberties we have today! The quotes on the signboards as you ascend the stairs to the monument provide context for the experience at the time. The effort required to reach the monument (our small sacrifice) helps focus one's thoughts on the larger recognition intended.

Bald head is an incredible hike... note: watch the weather, We got caught it a storm... the wind was next level

This is the second time I have visited the National Anzac Centre and it was just as good as I remembered. The centre is very interesting and informative and the grounds have a lot of history. If you get the chance to hear one of the volunteers outside talk about the history of the grounds, definitely listen in. Take the time to not only explore the centre, but also the buildings and grounds outside.

I really enjoyed the breakfast i had at Dylans while visiting albany. Before ordering omelette I asked the staff if i could swap bacon with chicken as i cant have bacon because of religious reason. The staff was really cordial with the request and she took extra precautions while making my order. We took omelettes, steak sandwich, blueberry pancakes and coffees. Everything was so tasty. Specially the coffee. I took hazelnut latte, it was probably the best one i had in WA so far. 10/10 recommend ♥️

Loved it all! First time to the pub in Albany! My hosts brought me to this locale as they are frequent visitors and love the food and atmosphere! I completely concur after last night's supper! Book a table beforehand as it was really bustling with ppl on a Friday night. The food? Delicious! The Earl Crew were so hospitable and made sure the food and drink were to our liking...expectations exceeded! From this Canadian, thank you for a great experience! Highly recommend!

Loved this place! So beautiful inside and service was friendly and accommodating. Loved the furnishings. The chicken salad was amazing! Absolutely loved the red wine that I searched for the winery. Brussel sprouts entree was so good, a little spicy but best we’ve had apart from what we do at home with them. We didn’t have dessert though as there was no dairy free or vegan options for it.

The menu presented great pub fare; generous serves, fresh, crisp, hot, and flavoursome, the mussels being a standout! No need to book in, with plenty of tables inside. We were seated quickly and service was prompt and friendly, bonus is live music on Sundays! Thanks!!

Absolutely one of the best restaurants in Albany. Food was fantastic, wine was good and service was excellent. Food was very flavourfull. Sardines on toast were really good as was the crepe suzzette which you do not often see on the menu. We sat upstairs which we really liked as a bit less noisy. There is also a very quaint balcony with seating upstairs.

Bred Co has a vibe all its own — warm, welcoming, and always buzzing with locals in the know. I’ve been buying and enjoying their incredible bread for over 10 years — first at the Albany Markets, then at their bakehouse in the Business Centre, and now at their buzzing, artisan bakery at the top of town. There is truly no other bakery in the region like it. I just had to hop on and give them a shoutout because I’ve seen a few negative posts recently and honestly — they feel fake or completely off the mark. This place is the real deal. This is true farm-to-table food. They source local organic grain, mill it in-house, and craft the most delicious sourdough loaves you’ll find anywhere. There’s so much to choose from: wholemeal, rye, fruit loaf, baguette, high-top, even a gluten-free option. And then — the croissants. Their viennoiserie (croissants, danishes, and other pastries) are made entirely from scratch, right here in Albany — something most people don’t realise. Everyone else buys them in frozen or freighted down, unless they’re smart enough to get them wholesale from Bred Co. These are next level — buttery, flaky, and always seasonal. No tinned fruit in sight! My darling 82-year-old mother lives for her delivery of almond croissants and the latest sweet (or savoury) Danish, always paired with a perfect extra-hot latte. If you’re after lunch, their sandwiches, quiches, sausage rolls and pies are also made fresh and follow the seasons — simple, thoughtful, and full of flavour. The coffee is consistently excellent, and the vibe is always relaxed and inviting. The only downside? If you turn up too late, your favourites might already be sold out. But honestly, that’s just proof of how loved this place is.

Great vibes! Deceptive look from out front but as you head inside, massive open space with awesome summer vibes. Open front with sweet breeze and some old pub vibes. Beers are great with a load of choices for beer and non beer drinkers. The staff are very friendly and helpful with choices and local knowledge. We didn't get a chance to eat there but it looked and smelled good! Great brewery stop!

Nice place! Good to pop by to explore this market in Albany :)) Remember to bring your own bag :)) no carrier will be provided. Payment by cash or card. Some by cash only. Our little ones love the chocolate milk! Got to know this brand in the market now we will look out for it in the grocery stores:p

The most delicious and delightful eggs Benedict i have ever had and the croissant and coffee were next level. A quaint Cafe of years gone by. Best I've been to in a long time . The atmosphere was amazing very relaxed and its got this vibe going on. If your ever in albany please visit. You won't be disappointed. Love it!

La Botanic Staff are so amazing and welcoming! The coffee here is so amazing and being a coffee lover it’s so refreshing to know where to go for good coffee. Not only that everytime myself or team member go in we are greeted with great smiles from staff which really puts a good start to the day. We look forward to seeing what amazing floral they have in their display each time we go. If I could give 1000 stars I would. Thank you so much to all the team for not just being a coffee place but being somewhere we can go have a chat and be well looked after. Xx

Very good regional airport with cafe and comfortable waiting ares