Albany Wind Farm
A wind farm on cliffs above the Southern Ocean, where giant turbines and the coastal walk make a dramatic scene, with boardwalks you can wander along.
Albany Wind Farm sits on cliffs about 12 km southwest of the city, with huge white turbines lined up along the coastline and the Southern Ocean crashing below. Interpretive signs stand at the car park, and boardwalks and paths run along the cliff edge as part of the Bibbulmun Track, leading to nearby bays with viewpoints. Entry is free. Winds are strong and changeable, so stay behind the railings at the cliff edge. Sunset is the best time for photos.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Brig Amity Replica & Museum of the Great Southern
- Albany Convict Gaol
- Dog Rock (Yakkan Toort)
- Mount Clarence & Padre White Lookout
- The Gap & Natural Bridge
- National Anzac Centre & Princess Royal Fortress
- Middleton Beach
- The Blowholes, Torndirrup