Albany (Western Australia) / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Albany (Western Australia)
Albany on the south coast of Western Australia has beaches, harbour views and granite cliffs. Some photo stops are outside town in protected parks. Ask Parks and Wildlife about permission for planned commercial shoots on land it manages.
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Binalup / Middleton Beach Albany
From the sand at Binalup / Middleton Beach, frame the curve of the bay and the water beyond. Keep well back from waves and leave room for other beachgoers.
Search Google MapsEllen Cove Boardwalk Albany
The Ellen Cove Boardwalk follows the coastline above the water. Photograph the bay from the shared path and make space for people walking and cycling.
Search Google MapsLake Seppings Bird Hide Albany
The bird hide at Lake Seppings looks over the wetland. From the hide, frame the lake through the reeds and give wildlife plenty of space.
Search Google MapsThe Gap Torndirrup National Park
The raised viewing platform at The Gap looks into a granite channel on the Southern Ocean. Stay on the constructed path and platform, and watch for strong wind and sea spray. Vehicle entry to the park is charged.
Search Google MapsJimmy Newells Harbour Lookout
A short path from the car park leads to a viewing platform above Jimmy Newells Harbour in Torndirrup National Park. Frame the inlet from the platform. Vehicle entry to the park is charged.
Search Google MapsLittle Beach Two Peoples Bay
At Little Beach in Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve, photograph the bay from the sand, well away from the water and slippery rocks. Waves can be unpredictable. Vehicle entry to the reserve is charged.
Search Google MapsEmu Point Beach Albany
At Emu Point, use the foreshore or beach to frame the water and the curve of the shoreline. Leave room for other visitors and watch the water conditions.
Search Google MapsAlbany Town Hall Western Australia
From the York Street footpath, photograph the exterior of the historic Albany Town Hall. Include some of the streetscape around the building.
Search Google MapsSources for these photo spots
- Visit Albany, Binalup, Ellen Cove and Emu Point
- Visit Albany, Emu Point to Ellen Cove walk
- City of Albany, Lake Seppings bird hide
- Parks and Wildlife Service WA, The Gap and Natural Bridge
- Parks and Wildlife Service WA, Torndirrup National Park
- Parks and Wildlife Service WA, Jimmy Newells
- Parks and Wildlife Service WA, Little Beach
- Parks and Wildlife Service WA, Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve
- Parks and Wildlife Service WA, park entry fees
- Parks and Wildlife Service WA, activities and commercial permissions
- City of Albany Arts and Culture, Albany Town Hall
- DBCA, Commercial Filming and Photography Handbook, April 2026