Albany is an exquisite coastal city of 30,000 people located 409km’s South of Perth and is the oldest European settlement in Western Australia.

Many have tried to describe the unique beauty of this region, the diversity of scenery and the myriad of attractions but only by visiting can you truly appreciate its absolute beauty... more >>

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Mount Baker (named after Captain Collett Barker the Settlements Commandant) is located some 359 km South East of Perth and 53 km’s North of Albany on the Albany Highway.

The town is clean, tranquil, rich in history and has a population of 4,300 very friendly and helpful people.

Mount Barker is affectingly known as the Gate Way to the pictureace Porongurups Rangers ... more >>

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The town of Denmark is located 414 Kilometers South of Perth, 53 Kilometers West of Albany and 50 Kilometers to the South of Mount Barker.

Denmark was named after Naval Surgeon Dr Alexander Denmark, a friend of Thomas Wilson the first European to explore the area

The town now with a population of 4,300 started life in 1895 as a timber town ... more >>

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