Description:
Albany lies on the far southwestern corner of Australia. It has a large natural harbor. It was once a whaling port but now acts as host to whale watching cruises. The town has some interesting historical buildings and is surrounded by some great beaches.
Cruiser Highlights:
The Albany Waterfront Marina is within easy walking distance of the town's main street via a pedestrian bridge. Numerous beaches, a historic whaling station which is now a museum and whale watching to see migrating whales pass off the coast of the Torndirrup National Park.
Position:
35°01′22″S, 117°52′53″E.
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