The towns of Albany, Denmark, Mt Barker, Katanning and Kojonup all between four to five hours drive south from Perth offer a variety of landscapes and attractions for all tastes.

The City of Albany formerly Frederick's Town was founded in 1827 by the English. This established their first western outpost to ward off French explorers. Built around one of Australia's top three natural harbours, today Albany boasts spectacular coastline scenery, beaches, access to National Parks, and the rugged Stirling and Porongurup Ranges.

Mount Barker wine growing district is rapidly becoming renowned for its export quality wines and the picturesque undulating vineyards. The coastal community of Denmark set on the tranquil water of Wilson's Inlet has an eclectic mix of homely accommodation, arts and crafts, wineries and natural attraction that make a sought after holiday location.

The Bibbulmun Track undulates through to the Great Southern to its southern terminal in Albany. This world class wilderness walk trail can provide excellent one and two day experiences in easy reach of Albany.