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The life living underwater had always been a topic, so vast that the human race isn’t finished discovering all its nooks and corners. We all have been acquainted with sea creatures and all deep within from the teachings provided at school, and then, once we’ve been able to support travel, visit some well-known beaches to validate what have been taught academically.
With our very eyes, we have witnessed different types of fishes crowding the cerulean waters, sea plants so diverse and beautiful that pictures are second best and the bustling ‘civilization’ of creatures at sea is as real as what’s seen above ground.
When traveling, activities like snorkeling, diving and reef observations are common amongst places blessed with extensive shores and unfathomable waters. One recommended place circulating on travel sites is a humble town in Western Australia called Albany.
Location
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Albany is specifically located in Western Australia’s Great Southern region and is currently home to almost 31,000 inhabitants as of the last date. Known to have been settled by humans, even before nearby towns, Albany plays a relevant role in Western Australia’s culture and society building.
Perth, which is the capital city, is 418 kilometers southeast of Albany and other known landmarks surrounding this town are Mount Clarence to its eastern edge, Mount Melville to the west and the city center is said to be located at Prince Royal Harbor’s northern tip.
Climate
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According to the Koppen Climate classification, Albany is under the Mediterranean climate type, which means mild and wet winters, dry summers and good to the touch autumns and springs.
If you’d visit Albany and is focusing on visiting the beach spot, it’s best for you to go there in February or March as this are deemed the most cognitive for a pleasant beach trip.
With a whopping average of 144.0 millimeters of precipitation, July and August are dubbed to be the wettest months. Annually, Albany experiences almost 45 days of clear skies and humid daytimes.
Transportation
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The main air terminal in Albany would have to be the Albany Airport, which has existing flights connecting passengers to capital city Perth. Currently, Virgin Australia Regional Airlines and SkyWest are servicing this and this airport has an estimated distance of 11 kilometers from the city center.
Aside from getting in and out via air travel, Albany also has a sophisticated line of bus services that connects travelers to nearby spots of interest and smaller towns. Loves Bus Service is catering the city’s most famous bus line. Coach services from Perth to Albany is also available for travelers, so as car and bicycle rentals.
What to See
Great Southern Distillery
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Albany is also known for producing the finest wines and beverages in Western Australia and the Great Southern Distillery is said to have held some of the best.
Take a tour inside this complex while munching down on snack offerings and be oriented with how their infamous Single Malt Whiskey is produced, together with light tours on brandy, absinthe, grappe and gin making.
Dog Rock
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Dog Rock is dubbed to be one of the most famous shoreline landmarks in the whole Albany due to its memorable structure and facade.
Locals strengthened the point of Dog Rock by putting a dog collar on its appropriate place as this specific rock formation resembles that of a dog’s head.
Old Farm at Strawberry Hill
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Dating back its roots since 1827, the Old Farm at Strawberry Hill is being operated and owned by the government of Western Australia for proper preservation and maintenance.
Inside the farm, feast your eyes at the well-placed antiques and artifacts which is said to belong to the original owner of the property and relax your mind by just enjoying the tranquility being offered by tall shrubberies, lush greens and abundant produce.
Middleton & Emu Beaches
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A visit to Albany would never be complete without a longish stay at its beaches. Situated east of the town center, Middleton and Emu Beaches wouldn’t disappoint any traveler as it unfolds the reasons why Albany is a great place to visit for beach cravings.
Be mesmerized by how sea creatures such as dolphins can interact with swimmers on lucky days and take your adventure to the next level by trekking high-altitude rock formations for epic beach jumps.
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