Denmark, where the forest meets the sea! Ngaala kaaditj Noongar moort keyen kaadak nidja boodja. We acknowledge the Noongar people as the Traditional Owners of this land. World class attractions, activities and adventure. Internationally known as a unique holiday destination and biodiversity hotspot, you can soak up the natural Read more ...
Need a Lift?Book a car. 0429 451 235 Friendly, local driverLuxury Car Food and Wine ToursDrop off/Pick up service* Munda Biddi Trail* Bibbulmun Track* Airport Bookings essential. Department of Transport Authorisation 1001945 Read more ...
Busy Blue Bus Tours and Albany Tours Along the majestic southern coastline of Western Australia, there is natural wonder, food and wine, national pride and the history of our state. Busy Blue Bus Tours is the premier provider of a day and half day, small group, guided tour experience from Read more ...
The Denmark Chamber of Commerce are no longer keeping a community directory as the Shire now provide this service. Shire of Denmark My Community Directory Shire of Denmark Community Information Denmark Community Resource Centre Events Guide Read more ...
The Denmark Historical Society was established in 1983 with the aim of preserving the heritage of the Denmark town and surrounding region, its people and culture, and its industrial past. Membership of the Society is currently around 150 and new members are always welcome. Through the efforts of its enthusiastic volunteer Read more ...
Where the forest meets the sea! Latitude 34° 58′ S Longitude 117° 21′ E East of Margaret River and Walpole, 50km west of the regional centre of Albany and approximately 420 kms south of Perth, Denmark has a local population of around 6,300 people, swelling to over 15,000 during Read more ...
A self-guided walk around some of the historic colonial sites of Denmark town centre. Please see the history of Denmark for more information. Start point – Denmark RSL Hall Located at the corner of Strickland Street and Bent Street, Denmark RSL Hall is the starting point for your walk. Read more ...
Ngaala kaaditj Noongar moort keyen kaadak nidja boodja. We acknowledge the Noongar people as the Traditional Owners of this land. “Kaya, Nunga’s & Yorga’s, Mooditch kwoorabup Beela nidjak Nganga, il nidja gwirri djanga beeritch” Hello and welcome to this wonderful town, we call Kwoorabup and lets all enjoy the Read more ...
From the look out on Inlet Drive, walk down a firebreak to the inlet foreshore. In the vicinity is a dolerite dyke from which Aborigines obtained stone for tools. The area’s name derives from the local wildflower Gastrolobium Bilobium from which the poison ‘1080’ is derived. Read more ...
Formerly an agricultural research station, the main entrance is a boardwalk which begins at Norm Thornton Park (across from IGA Express past the public toilets). A meandering path follows the river foreshore past oak trees and the Kwoorabup Community Adventure park, where there are B=barbecues, toilets and a fabulous nature Read more ...
Combine these two walks to create a 3 km circuit from the town traffic bridge on South Coast Highway. Mokare was an Aboriginal leader from the Albany area who accompanied Wilson on his 1829 expedition. Enjoy the view from the old railway bridge to where the river meets the inlet Read more ...
Journey through our superbly curated exhibition of surfing and surfboard history from early Polynesia to the modern era, featuring beautifully restored vintage surfboards and skateboards, historical surf photography, and movies. Browse through our merchandise to take home a special memory of your visit to The Surf Gallery. Chill out with Read more ...
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