Port of Albany

Albany, Australia

The Port of Albany, located 400kms south of Perth, Western Australia, is the oldest colonial settlement in the region, established in 1826. It serves as a vital trade hub, handling exports such as grain, woodchips, and silica sand, as well as imports like fertilizers and fuel. The annual trade at the port is about three to four million tonnes, supporting the local economy and creating job opportunities. The Princess Royal Harbour offers a picturesque setting for large ships, with the port playing a significant role in the agricultural industry due to its deep shipping channel. Tourists can enjoy exploring the historic town of Albany with attractions like the Old Gaol, the Old Post Office, and the Old Farmhouse. Nature enthusiasts can visit the Torndirrup National Park to witness the rugged coastline and the Albany Wind Farm, which provides spectacular views of eco-friendly turbines. The town also offers various shopping centers and services for visitors to enjoy.

Location

City: Albany

Region: Western Australia

Country: Australia

Coordinates: 34.9429° S, 117.3784° E