Wow, to say I was blown away by this region is an understatement. Can’t wait to come back here again soon!
Day 1:
- Blowholes in Torndirrup National Park, Albany (check the signs to see if they’ll be blowing! It’s a 1mile walk each way from the car park, we heard they weren’t blowing so didn’t go the whole way)
- Bald Head Trail Walk: a 13km return walk along the Flinders Peninsula with the most breathtaking views. It took us approximately 4.5 hours (including a stop for lunch and a couple of short drone film breaks!). Challenging and tiring in places but definitely manageable and extremely rewarding. Take plenty of water and snacks and I’d recommend walking boots!
- Misery beach: Australia’s Best Beach 2022, bring bathers so you can cool off here!
- The Gap & Natural Bridge in Torndirrup National Park
- Gull Rock for sunset (with fish and chips - and yep they did stay hot enough in our cool box!)
Stay: Albany town centre
Eat: Ocean & Paddock fish and chips
Day 2: Denmark! 40ish minute drive from Albany
- mooch around the cute shops in Denmark
- Elephant Rocks & Greens Pool - spent a couple of hours here reading, swimming, chilling.
- The Dam (brewery/distillery) for lunch
- Forest Hill winery for a wine tasting
Stay: Albany town centre
Eat: Due South, Albany
Day 3: camping!
- Check out Dog Rock
- Drive east to find a camp spot - we ended up at East Bay Camp Area
- Walk along Two Peoples Bay & dip between the rocks at the end
Day 4: camping
- read, walk, fish, chill, whatever you like! We stayed put at East Bay and walked along Two Peoples Bay again and did some more swimming
Stay: we stayed at East Bay Camp Area by Two Peoples Bay
try Waychinicup Inlet Camping Area (get there early, ensure your car can handle a 6km unsealed road to get there)
Try Normans beach (5 spots, full of grey nomads when we tried!)
Day 5: pack up and head back!
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