There is beauty in Albany at any time of the year, but for those who want to visit in August or September the wild flowers are abundant then and the whales are migrating through our waters. Winter turns on some of the most spectacular sunrises and rainbows and the Kalgan River turns pink as sunset approaches. Nestled near the end of a quiet cul-de-sac, there is no through traffic. Guests often stay on the property most of the day to relax and take in the stunning views.

Whether you are planning to stay one day or a week make HideAway Haven your home when you visit Albany. It's the perfect destination to rest, relax and revitalise.
Tip: If you are in town on a Saturday morning, be sure to visit Albany Farmers Market, the winner of the Best Farmers' Market at the Vogue Entertaining and Travel Produce Awards for 2008. On Sundays, head for the Boat Shed Markets from 10am - 1pm. Princess Royal Drive.

HideAway Haven is the ideal base to explore Amazing Albany. Enjoy relaxed self-contained comfort while you discover and explore all Albany has to offer.
Here are just a few suggestions:
Take a stroll down York Street and visit the many unique shops and cafes
Find "Dog Rock"
Visit the Mt Clarence Desert Mounted Corps Memorial
Explore the tunnels of the Princess Royal Fortress
Hear the clean, white sand squeak on Middleton Beach
Enjoy the freshest ever fish & chips. Fish straight out the ocean every morning
Go bird watching around Lake Seppings
Canoe or fly fish up the King and Kalgan Rivers
Visit the Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve Interpretive Centre
Take the 9km Luke Pen Walk on the Kalgan River
Make a reservation for dinner at a local restaurant
Explore the Torndirrup Nation Park - the Blow Holes, The Gap, and the Natural Bridge
Visit the Albany Wind farm interpretation trail
Take in the sensational views from Stoney Hill
Try spotting dolphins or schools of salmon at Salmon Holes
Visit Whale World for the whaling history of Albany
Take a free tour of the Sandalwood Factory
Visit Strawberry Hill, the first farm settled in WA
See the Porongurup region, only 40km inland
Take a scenic flight or paraglide over Shelley's beach
Sample locally distilled spirits
Try a beer at Albany's Microbrewery
Go aboard Albany's historic icon, the Brig Amity
Walk a section of the Bibbulmun Track
Hire some bikes and follow the "Go Cycle Albany Map"
Visit Albany's very own coffee roasters warehouse at the Naked Bean
Try fresh marron from the marron farm at Two Peooples Bay
Watch the sunset over the Sand Patch
Fantastic clean beaches and safe swimming areas
Enjoy wine tasting at many boutique wineries in Albany and surrounds


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Wildflowers are one of the best kept secrets of Albany. Of the 10,000 plant species, which naturally occur in Western Australia, over half are found throughout Albany and its surrounds. They are easily discovered on walking trails or when wandering around the region. The main wildflower season extends from August until December, with the peak flowering period usually between September and November. Our wildflower season draws visitors from all over the world. Bring your camera and wander over the sand dunes and against the most awesome and unique backdrop of the ocean,
forest canopy in the Stirling Ranges and Porongurup’s shoot some of the most stunning and beautiful wildflowers in Western Australia. At the end of the day return to your luxury accommodation 'HideAway Haven', download your photos and experience the beauty and diversity of these amazing colourful creations again.
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