Torndirrup National Park | Sensational South Coast
Torndirrup National Park

Features 8

Cable Beach
Cable Beach
A beautiful and dramatic beach in the Torndirrrup National Park, near The Gap and Natural Bridge.
read time
1 min
price
Park Pass
 Jimmy Newell's Harbour
Jimmy Newell's Harbour
Jimmy Newells Harbour is a beautiful natural inlet situated in Torndirrup National Park.
read time
2 min
price
Park Pass
 Misery Beach
Misery Beach
Misery Beach is a small, secluded and pretty beach, located in the Torndirrup National Park.
read time
2 min
 National Park Fees
National Park Fees
Entry Day Passes, Extended Passes and Camping Fees for local National Parks.
read time
2 min
price
$15
 Natural Bridge

Park pass required.
value
Natural Bridge
Carved from solid granite by the power of the Southern Ocean.
read time
2 min
price
Park Pass
fresh
 Salmon Holes Beach
Salmon Holes Beach
A popular and picturesque fishing beach in Torndirrup National Park.
read time
2 min
price
Park Pass
 Stony Hill
Stony Hill
Lookout with 360 degree panoramic views of Torndirrup National Park and surrounds.
read time
2 min
price
Park Pass
 The Gap

Park pass required.
value
The Gap
A stunning 24 metre granite chasm carved by the pounding waves of the Southern Ocean.
read time
2 min
price
Park Pass
fresh
local gem

Torndirrup National Park

Torndirrup Nation­al Park is the most often visit­ed park in West­ern Australia, and home to many im­pre­ss­ive natur­al features, draw­ing approxim­ately 250,000 visitors each year.  The rugg­ed coastl­ine features roll­ing heathlands, stunn­ing and seclud­ed beaches, anci­ent rock form­at­ions and majestic granite sculptures carv­ed by the waves.

Locat­ed just 10 km south of Albany along French­man Bay Road, the park is a must-see when tour­ing the Albany Region.

Please take care to stay on mark­ed paths as the South Coast can be danger­ous and un­pre­dict­able.

You will need a Nation­al Parks Day Pass to visit any of these locat­ions.