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The coastline surrounding Albany is some of the most raw and dramatic settings in Western Australia, and indeed the world. Rugged coastal cliffs and rocks, sandy white beaches and thick forest comprise much of the coastline vistas.
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The Torndirrup National Park, named after a local Aboriginal people, is 10km from Albany and comprises 3906ha of land called the Torndirrup Peninsula in the southern section of King George Sound. Here, heath lands exposed to winds off the Southern Ocean are visibly windswept and merge with tall, steep sand dunes that meet the cool, clear waters of the Southern Ocean. Torndirrup National Park contains massive granite outcrops and unusual rock formations, the most famous being the Gap, the Natural Bridge and the Blowholes.
Coastline Albany South West WA - Western Australia
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