Activities in South Coast
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Silver Star Cruises
After whaling ended in 1978, whales slowly began returning to the waters of Albany. They're now here to the extent that it can sometimes be hard not to see southern right and humpback whales near the bays and coves of King George Sound from July to mid-October. Silver Star Cruises runs regular whale-watching trips in season.
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Emu Point Boat Hire
Local anglers reckon you can throw a line anywhere in Albany and catch something. Beach fishing at Middleton and Emu Beaches is popular. Emu Point Boat Hire provides paddle boats, 'surfcats', canoes and motorised dinghies.
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Denmark Dinghy Hire
Denmark Dinghy Hire can set you up with boats for messing about on the river, and can take Bibbulmun Track walkers by boat across the inlet ($40 per transfer).
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Spinners Charters
Spinners Charters runs deep-sea fishing trips although local anglers reckon you can throw a line anywhere in Albany and catch something.
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Albany Whale Tours & Sail-A-Way
Albany Whale Tours & Sail-A-Way runs whale-watching trips in season (roughly June to October, around $70).
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Narooma Charters
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Mike Neunuebel Surf Lessons
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Howard Park
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HMAS Perth
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Forest Hill
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Albany Whale Tours
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Albany Dolphin & Whale Cruises
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Out of Sight!
Nature trips into the Walpole wilderness (adult/child $75/38; three hours), West Cape Howe (adult/child $120/60; six hours) or Stirling Range (adult/child $150/75; eight hours); sightseeing around Denmark (two hours); or guzzling tours of the local wineries (half-/full day $75/95).
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Mountain Designs
The South Coast is a popular destination for adventure-sports enthusiasts, who come here for paragliding, rock climbing, abseiling or challenging bushwalking. Contact Mountain Designs in Albany; it's the focus for current information on all things outdoorsy.
The Great Southern is the hub of Western Australia's climbing scene, with West Cape Howe, Torndirrup, Porongurup and Stirling Range National Parks. West Cape Howe is remote climbing territory where a group of three should be the minimum. The area has multipitch climbs on granite sea cliffs. Torndirrup National Park includes the granite climbing areas of the Gap, Natural Bridge and Amphitheatre. Bluff Knoll in the Stir…
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