The Rainbow Coast of Western Australia provides a full range of incredible experiences!
Denmark Thrills is home to a unique and thrilling adventure that you won't find anywhere else in Australia! It's the world's longest globe-riding track! We are proud to offer this one-of-a-kind experience to our guests from 6 to 76! Whether you are solo, a pair, a trio or a group of thrillseekers, your visit to Denmark Thrills, will help you create memories that will last a lifetime. Our expertly designed tracks offer a safe and enjoyable ride, with a team of trained staff on hand to ensure safety and comfort throughout. Upon arrival, our friendly and experienced staff will explain the details and particpants enter one of our 3m custom-made globes, filled with 40l of water. Once inside, particpants feel a rush of adrenaline as we zip it up and prepare to launch them down one of our purpose-built tracks. This is a get wet epic experience for brave thrillseekers. Free GO PRO available to use. Over 50,000 guests have safely moved through their comfort zone at Denmark Thrills! Open 7 days a week, weather permitting! Peak Times: 9am-4pm Off Peak: 10am-2pm. With only 32 rides daily, BOOK AHEAD to avoid disappointment!
Join classically trained chef Frederick Kirby at Kirby’s Atelier de Cuisine for an unforgettable hands-on cooking experience. With decades of experience in Michelin-starred restaurants and award-winning wineries across Europe and Australia, Frederick brings world-class expertise to an elegant, welcoming kitchen in the heart of Albany. These inspiring classes cater to all skill levels and celebrate both global flavours and the stunning produce of the Great Southern. Whether you’re mastering French classics, exploring the spices of Morocco, or perfecting a Sunday roast, each session blends professional technique with warmth, humour, and creativity. Winner of multiple Gold Plate Awards and featured in the Good Food Guide and Lonely Planet, Kirby’s classes offer so much more than a recipe—they’re a joyful, skill-building experience that leaves you with confidence, connection, and incredible food. These engaging hands-on classes are perfect for visitors wanting to learn something new while discovering the rich flavours of the Great Southern. You’ll work with premium local produce and learn professional techniques in a relaxed, welcoming environment. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a confident home cook, these classes offer a fun, social way to boost your kitchen skills and create restaurant-quality dishes you’ll be proud to recreate.
Discover clarity and guidance with a reading that incorporates mediumship and channelling, helping you understand past and present events more clearly. Being in the presence of Trudy, with over 30 years of experience in mediumship, is a calming and reassuring experience. Her professional and caring nature creates a safe, supportive environment for your personal session. Trudy’s readings are empowering, offering insight and understanding around specific questions or broader life and relationship matters. You’ll leave with a sense of clarity, direction, and confidence, knowing you have explored your path with guidance from an experienced medium. Enjoy your own Channelled Clairvoyant Reading: 60 minutes for $150, by appointment. Step into a space of calm, connection, and insight, and let Trudy help illuminate the answers you seek.
Join John Taylor, an experienced local fishing guide, aboard the "Iona V" a recently launched and custom-made Charter Vessel for a memorable and unforgettable day out on Denmark's pristine inlet and river waterways. Access the Pristine South Coast Estuarine and River Environments (the Wilson Inlet and Denmark River) in the heart of Denmark, WA. Morning or afternoon family-friendly fishing tours (all equipment provided). Bird Watching and Eco Tours. River Cruises. ALL ages welcome. 7 Days a week. The Skipper (your captain) can take up to 5 additional passengers onboard. John has the local knowledge and extensive experience along the south coast to provide you and your family a sensational day out!
Uncover chilling tales from the past, right in the heart of town, at this well-preserved gaol which was once home to transported convicts, warders and prisoners whose stories still echo through its walls. Wander through original cell blocks, peek into the old kitchen and laundry, and don’t miss the timber-lined Aboriginal cells with carvings thought to be the oldest of their kind in the country. Explore the female cells, great hall, and guard tower, and discover stories of hardship, resilience and reform. Friendly volunteer staff are on hand with rich local knowledge to bring it all to life. It’s a surprisingly family-friendly experience—interactive displays, historical role play areas and friendly volunteer staff make it easy to explore at your own pace. Even young kids love it (some don’t want to leave!). For the brave, stay after dark and try the Albany Self-Guided Ghost Tour—a spine-tingling walk through one of WA’s most haunted locations. Whether you’re a local, a visitor, or a curious historian, the Albany Convict Gaol Museum, built in 1852, is a unique and memorable way to spend an afternoon. Open daily from 10am to 4pm. History awaits. This isn’t just a museum—it’s an experience that connects you to the human stories behind the history, making your visit both educational and unforgettable.
On select nights, the historic Albany Convict Gaol opens after dark for a chilling self-guided ghost tour through one of Western Australia’s most haunted heritage sites. This self-guided tour offers you the freedom to explore, uncovering the gaol’s rich history and hidden stories. Whether you’re a history lover, a thrill-seeker, or a skeptic—the experience will stay with you. Will you uncover the secrets that lie within its walls? The night is yours to discover. Built in 1852, many say the past hasn’t fully let go. Wander through the candlelit corridors at your own pace. Though other brave souls may be nearby, the shadows are yours to face. Visitors have long reported unexplained sounds: knocks, footsteps on empty floorboards, whispers in the dark, and doors slamming with no breeze. Some speak of feeling watched, others of something brushing past them in the shadows. Hear the whispers in Cell 25… Enter the pitch-black Black Hole, where 20 men were once confined. Visitors often report cold spots, flickering lights, phantom touches, and even the brush of a ghostly cat near Room 5. Not for the faint-hearted. This is not a performance. It’s real history—and real mystery. Bring a torch, check upcoming dates, and prepare for the unexpected.
The Denmark Tavern, just on the edge of town, is a relaxed, family-friendly local serving up classic pub favourites and seasonal specials made with fresh Great Southern produce. From burgers and parmis to local beers, wines, and spirits, there’s something for everyone—whether you’re after a casual bite or a proper feed with friends. Make sure to leave room for dessert—favourites include the lemon and raspberry crème brûlée or the salted caramel peanut parfait, both gluten free and seriously delicious. Open 7 days, there’s something on most nights—Pool Comp Wednesday, Chase the Ace Thursday, Karaoke Friday (get up and have a go!), and live music on some weekends. Happy Hour runs daily from 5–6pm. Inside, enjoy the pool table, darts, a cosy fire, and FOX Sports on the big screen. Outside, relax at heated outdoor tables while the kids explore the play area and bird enclosure. Plus, take advantage of the Tavern Shuttle Bus, a free service to and from the venue around Denmark and nearby areas—safe, easy, and convenient. Open since 1990 and home to the Thirsty Camel bottleshop next door, the Denmark Tavern is the heart of the community.
Just 20 minutes from Denmark, on the scenic road to the Valley of the Giants, you’ll find a unique, family-run gem offering something for everyone. Nestled on a peaceful rural property with peacocks roaming freely, this all-in-one venue features a popular restaurant, boutique brewery and cidery, handmade toffee factory, and gift shop bursting with flavour. Whether you're after a mouthwatering burger (including veggie, vegan, and gluten-free options), a glass of crisp local cider in the garden, or one of Denmark’s biggest ice cream cones, there’s something to satisfy every appetite. The Right Distillery’s small-batch spirits — including bold gins, citrus ‘cellos, sambuccas, spiced rum, amaretto, and even peanut butter whisky — are crafted on-site. Kids will love the playground and wide-open space — and Soccer Golf, a fun-filled activity where players kick their way through 18 creative obstacles, is a big hit with children and great fun for the whole family, it’s an energising way to enjoy the fresh country air. With lots of seating inside and out, plenty of samples, and friendly service, it’s the perfect place to relax and explore. Open daily, 10am–4pm.
Tarot Readings with Marie at Infinite Earth Spirit Step off the street and into a sanctuary of calm, colour, and connection at Infinite Earth Spirit, located on Peels Place in Albany. This soulful store is filled with treasures for the mind, body and spirit—crystals, incense, jewellery, oils, books, and unique gifts to nourish and inspire. On Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, Marie offers 30- or 60-minute tarot readings, aura readings, and chakra photography—designed to support clarity, healing, and insight. Whether you’re navigating change, seeking direction, or simply curious, these sessions offer a peaceful space to reflect and reconnect. The shop itself is warm and welcoming, inviting you to explore at your own pace and enjoy a moment of stillness in your day. Walk-ins are welcome when available, or you can book ahead to secure your session. Closed Sundays and Mondays. Run with genuine care and kindness, Infinite Earth Spirit is as much about people as it is about products. You’ll leave feeling uplifted—and maybe with something unexpectedly perfect.
Step off the streets of modern Albany and into the world of 1832, where every creaking floorboard and handmade nail tells a story. A visit to Patrick Taylor Cottage is a journey back nearly 200 years, offering one of the most authentic glimpses into early colonial life in Western Australia. Built in 1832, this beautifully preserved wattle and daub home is the oldest surviving dwelling in the state, and an essential stop for historians, heritage travellers, and families alike. Step inside eleven fully furnished rooms filled with over 2,000 artefacts—from handmade tools and clothing to silverware and delicate porcelain. Stand on the original pit-sawn jarrah floors, walk through rooms where Patrick Taylor, his wife Mary Yates Bussell, and their six children once lived, and absorb the rich details that bring this history to life. Children will be fascinated by how different life was in the 1830s, while history lovers will appreciate the rare construction methods and deep colonial roots. Surrounded by a lovingly maintained cottage garden, the home is a credit to the Albany Historical Society and the dedicated volunteer staff, whose knowledge and passion make each visit unforgettable. Open daily from 11am to 3pm. Patrick Taylor Cottage is a true Albany treasure—don’t miss it.
Step into Alkoomi’s beautifully styled Albany cellar door and discover more than just award-winning wines. Rooted in three generations of family passion, Alkoomi is about sharing—stories, connection, and beautifully crafted products from their Frankland River home. Alongside curated wine tastings, the cellar door doubles as a thoughtfully stocked boutique, offering premium picnic gear, curated gift packs inspired by the family’s tradition of enjoying good food and wine outdoors, and a range of beautiful locally crafted giftware. Tucked away on Lower Stirling Terrace, the shop is open Monday to Saturday from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. Highlights include their exquisite hand-labelled extra virgin olive oil, carefully packaged right at Alkoomi, making it a perfect taste of the vineyard to take home. Whether you're building a box of your favourite wines, picking up a unique local gift, or planning your next adventure, the Alkoomi shop invites you to take the spirit of the vineyard with you. You’ll find the full range of Alkoomi wines here—from iconic small-batch reds aged from their oldest vines to easy-drinking whites perfect for summer grazing. Every product on the shelf carries the same care, craftsmanship, and community spirit that define the Alkoomi name.
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