Whale Watching Ocean Adventures Albany WA August 2014
Followed 3 humpbacks for a while traveling from the tip of Breaksea Island to Bald Head, moving fairly quickly, only 1 breach that i missed filming. We had a pod of dolphins playing around the boat earlier with a loan small humpback but they were too fast to get any good shots.
Albany WA - Family Travel Australia
In todays video we had an amazing day in Albany, Western Australia. We started off by whale watching on Albany Ocean Adventures followed by a few of Albany's attractions like Dog Rock, Albany Wind Farm, The Gap and Natural Bridge in Torndirrup National Park followed by sunset at Goode Beach.
Next week - Albany Day Three - We check something off my bucketlist by going on a boat and SEEING WHALES!! We also check out some of the other things that Albany has to offer. I won't give it all away but make sure you subscribe because it should be a good one!
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Albany Ocean Adventures
Albany Ocean Adventures, one morning cruise in September 2011
Whale Watching Albany WA July 2014
Out with Paul and Jason on Ocean Adventures in July. whales.com.au is their web site. 2 humpbacks, I failed to get any good shots of them, just the dolphins, see my August video, a bit bumpy but I kept the whales in frame.
Western Australia, Albany | Day 5
In today's episode of my Western Australian Holiday, we travel to Albany.
Whale Watching, Albany 2015
Where to watch Whale in Western Australia? Well this video might give you an idea. In August 2015, a friend of mine visited from Indonesia and I decided to take him down to Albany for a weekend trip. I've been here a numerous time before but this is the first time I actually went on the cruise. We decided to go with Albany Ocean Adventures ( which was a good decision. It was an amazing day, blue sky, it's a bit windy but all in all was a perfect weather. The boat has two level, depend on your preference and has an covered area to keep you away from the wind. They served morning tea as we depart and the crew were friendly and fun! We cruised around until we came accros few group of whales. I attached my go pro to a long stick and submerge it underwater. The whale came so close to the boat that I managed to capture the whale on camera. It was...... WOW! hard to believe.
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whale watching in Albany, Western Australia
Winter brings the annual migration of whales from Antartica to the warmer waters of Australia for mating and calving. Albany has a number of charter boats that operate from the city's harbour. Weather depending they leave at 9.30 am for a cruise that lasts several hours. Humpback whales are the first to arrive for the season and being quite inquisitive may come up to the boat. A moratorium on hunting humpback whales in Australia came into effect in 1963 ( ref: DoEE ) after the population dwindled to around 5,000 animals world wide, today there are about 80,000 humpback whales where other large marine animals and fishing nets are their biggest concerns. As humpback whales are mammals, the female ( which is larger than the male and grows to around 16 metres ) will carry her baby for a year to give birth in warmer waters. She will provide around 50,000 litre of milk which is especially rich in fat and proteins for her calf losing around a quarter of her body weight to feed the calf. By spring the calf is big enough to begin the perilous jorney south to the rich feeding grounds of the Antartic returning to the same place their mother came from. Humpback's are known for the distinct song the males produce which can last up to 20 minutes, and each population cluster has its own particular song which changes slowly over several years. They grow up to around 30 tons which makes them as heavy as our large road train trucks you see on the road! Truly amazing creatures to ses up close.
Whale watching Albany WA
On our way out for a fishing trip we stumbled on these happy whales
Quaranup, Albany, Western Australia 2016
Initially a Quarantine Station, these days Quaranup is a Youth, Sport and Recreation camp. We attended an open day early in 2016 to have a look at this historic area.
EXPLORING ALBANY & DENMARK || Western Australia
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This was a very spontaneous trip down to Albany & Denmark. But we had a great time exploring. Definitely need more than three days down here as there is so much to do!
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Albany Amirty replica ship
Albany Whaling Station
Salmon Holes
Blow Holes
Peaceful Bay Caravan Park
Denmark Dinosaur World, Bird and Reptile Park
Greens Pool
Elephant Cove
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BEST PLACES TO GO IN AUSTRALIA: ALBANY CHAPTER Part1 | Abi&Clark
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Albany is a city at the southern tip of Western Australia. It's known for its beaches, such as popular Middleton Beach. East of the city, Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve is home to secluded Little Beach. It is a port city in the Great Southern region in the Australian state of Western Australia, 418 km southeast of Perth, the state capital. Albany is the oldest colonial settlement in Western Australia, predating Perth and Fremantle by over two years.
The city centre is at the northern edge of Princess Royal Harbour, which is a part of King George Sound. The central business district is bounded by Mount Clarence to the east and Mount Melville to the west. The city is in the local government area of the City of Albany.
Albany Wind Farm is one of the most spectacular and largest wind farms in Australia. The wind farm walk offers spectacular views of the eco-friendly turbines along the Torndirrup Peninsula at Sand Patch. The turbines sit atop the escarpment which is windy every week but one, which is why they currently produce 80% of Albany's needs!
Ellen Cove Beach is sheltered from the strongest waves by King Head, Ellen Cove is a beautiful nook at the end of Middleton Beach.
The Gap is an impressive rugged granite channel carved by the waves of the Great Southern Ocean crashing against the granite coastline forming a spectacular sheer drop of almost twenty five metres.
Little Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches on the south-west coast. Beautiful turquoise waters, white sand and large waves make Little Beach a must-see for travellers to the region. It is a beautiful walk along the beach to where a giant stone stands alone against the sea. Little Beach is somewhat sheltered by the headland and, as we said, is blessed with bright turquoise waters.
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The Sandpatch - Albany, Western Australia
The Sandpatch beach sits on Albany's southern side looking out to the Southern Ocean. It is home to Albany's Windfarm power project and from the boardwalk you get vistas look east to Sharp Point and West to Cosy Corner beach and West Cape Howe. Dolphin frequent the area as well as the occasional winter whale and also the occasional surfer
Whale World - Albany - Western Australia
Located in Albany, Western Australia, Whale World is an excellent heritage listed attraction that gives a glimpse into the whaling industry as it once was. The exhibits and attention to detail are excellent. The old whaling station is well preserved and this is an interesting look into Western Australia's past.
Please note: The original music on this clip was by Tony O'Connor but for copyright reasons it was removed and replaced.
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Albany Whale Tours Whale Watching
Had so much fun with Albany Whale Tours this morning out on Princess Royal Harbour, King George Sound and the Southern Ocean whale watching!
Salmon fishing, Albany Western Australia
Filmed with Canon 5d
Gopro Hero 2
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Land of the Rising Sun part 1 | Land-based fishing around Albany
We hike into a new area to camp and fish for a few days. Dane lands a Samson fish and I lose one but I catch lots of blue groper and a few other fish for dinner. We also drop Danes iPhone into the ocean, gone forever!
(no we aren’t fishing in Japan, just had to come up with a name and this will do)
WARNING Rock fishing is dangerous.
Don't try to replicate this kind of roped in fishing
Whale watching at Albany, Australia
Whale Watching King George Sound Albany WA
Albany Road Trip
Song: Hendersin - All I Got
This Christmas my family and I spent 5 days at Albany so I thought I would like to share the adventure.
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Whale Watching off Albany Western Australia
Whale Watching off Albany Western Australia