Experience the Wild Beauty of Albany’s Coastline

Journey through the spectacular native bushland of Torndirrup National Park to witness the raw power of the Southern Ocean. This guided half-day tour brings you closer to the edge of Western Australia’s most dramatic coastal wonders, combining breathtaking natural formations with rich local history. 🌊

Tour Highlights

The Gap and Natural Bridge

Feel the exhilarating force of the wind and ocean from the masterfully crafted, accessible walkway suspended directly over The Gap. Watch in awe as pounding waves thrash against the ancient granite walls. 📸

Stony Hill Summit

Take in spectacular 360-degree views of the rugged coastline, the vibrant City of Albany, and the distant Stirling and Porongurup Ranges from this elevated vantage point.

Albany Wind Farm & Maritime History

Discover how early explorers navigated these treacherous cliffs, and see modern engineering in harmony with nature at the Albany Wind Farm.

Gourmet Morning Tea

Relax and breathe in the fresh sea air while enjoying delicious freshly baked scones with jam and cream, paired with hot tea or coffee overlooking the pristine waters of King George Sound. ☕

What is Included

• Convenience: Complimentary CBD accommodation pick-up and return.
• Expertise: Fully guided commentary from a passionate, local Albany expert.
• Access: National Park entry fees and guided nature walks included.
• Refreshments: Freshly baked scones, jam, cream, and tea or coffee.

Tour Details & What to Bring

Departures: Wednesday to Saturday, 9:00am – 12:30pm.

What to bring: Please bring your own water in a reusable bottle to help us protect our pristine environment. We recommend wearing layered clothing and bringing a rain jacket to stay comfortable in all weather conditions.

What Our Guests Say

“Wonderful day full of great views! Picked up directly from Albany Visitor Centre and stopped at several spots for photo opportunities… The Gap was awesome… Also stopped for a delicious tea & scone… 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.” – Steve