The Noongar name for Albany is Kinjarling, which means Place of plenty. Enjoy a 45 minute scenic drive to neighboring Albany, via South Coast Highway and Lower Denmark Road. The beautiful Princess Royal Harbour and its approaches through King George Sound are overlooked by Mount Adelaide, which offers Read more ...
The Noongar name for mount Barker is Pwakkenbak Mount Barker is a small country town and the administrative centre of the Shire of Plantagenet. It services an expansive agricultural area, where there has been successful diversification into viticulture and the cultivation of wildflowers. Settled very early in Western Read more ...
Nyoongar people referr to the Walpole area as Nor-Nor-Nup, the place of the norne, or black snake, Nornalup is a popular holiday and recreational area on the eastern bank of the Frankland River, which is the western boundary of the Denmark Shire. Surrounded by national parks, nature reserves, and the Read more ...
The Noongar name for Peaceful Bay is Kwallup ” Place of sand” A wide, sheltered bay (suitable for children) offering swimming, fishing and boat launching to the Southern Ocean. 44 km west of Denmark along South Coast Highway. Take Peaceful Bay Road to the beach and then turn left Read more ...
The Noongar name for the Stirling Ranges is Koi Kyeunu-ruff – “place of ever-moving about mist and fog” The Qaaniyan and Koreng Aboriginal people originally lived around this area. The stunning Stirling Ranges /Koi Kyeunu-ruff are within day trip distance of Denmark – about 90 minutes driving each way – or can Read more ...
The Noongar name for Walpole is Nor Nor Nup – which is how nearby Nornalup got it’s name! Walpole is a pleasant 50 minute scenic drive via South Coast Highway from Denmark. Alternatively, combine a visit to Walpole with your trip to the must-see Tree Top Walk and Valley Read more ...
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