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Albany YHA
Things to do in Albany YHA
From Albany's YHA hostel you can discover WA's first settlement. Explore our stunning coastline including the Gap, Natural Bridge, Blowholes and perfect white sandy beaches.
Whale Watching Tours (June-Nov), tickets sold at reception. Snorkel, swim, fish, surf and dive the HMAS Perth ship wreck. The start of the Bibbulmun Track is only 5 mins away. Enjoy the many trails and natural wonders of Torndirrup National Park and experience the Porongorup & Stirling Ranges.
Albany offers numerous nightlife options. Enjoy an Ale at the historic Inn 'The Earl Spencer' or a boutique brew at 'Tangles'. The nightclub is open all hours. Restaurants vary from fine dining to steak houses and Italian wood fired pizzas.
At the hostel
FREE - BBQ
Grab your new hostel friends, fire up the barbie and throw on a few sausages. Dinner is sorted.
Bike Hire
Jump on a bike and get exploring! Enquire at reception for hire prices.
Tours & activities related to this hostel
6 Day Perth to Exmouth Adventure Tour
6 Day Esperance Adventure Tour
9 Day Perth To Adelaide Nullabor Adventure Tour
Margaret River Day Tour From Perth
FREE things to do in Albany
- Hike, fish or bird watch at beautiful Kalgan River.
- Visit a beach or two. Albany and the surrounding areas have many stunning white sandy beaches and gorgeous blue waters for you to swim, surf, windsurf or just relax on.
- Hike the Bibbulmun Track. While it stretches over 1000km to Kalamunda in the Perth Hills, the start of the track is only a 5 minute walk from the hostel.
- Be in awe of the Stirling Ranges and Porongorups. There are gorgeous lookout points at the end of hiking trails, vibrant flora and an abundance of animals to spot.
- Explore the ANZAC Discovery Museum to get an insight in our history.
DISCOUNTS IN THIS REGION
- 418885445
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- Redeem online as a promo code when booking a tour.
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YHA acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of Country throughout Australia. We acknowledge and pay our respects to Elders past, present, emerging and the extended Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island community.
