Torndirrup National Park

Torndirrup National Park extends across 4000 hectares of granite cliffs, sandy beaches, and coastal formations along the Southern Ocean in Western Australia.

The area served as a significant whaling location until the closure of the Cheynes Beach Whaling Station in 1978, now preserved as a museum.

The Menang Aboriginal people maintain deep connections to this land, known as Torgadirrup, which holds ceremonies and gatherings for generations.

The park entrance fee costs 17 Australian dollars per vehicle, with access to walking trails, whale watching platforms, and designated fishing areas.

The Natural Bridge and The Gap formations display a 25-meter granite channel where ocean waves crash through narrow passages in the rock.

Location: City Of Albany

GPS coordinates: -35.09609,117.87932

Latest update: March 5, 2025 22:50