Great Southern Coastal

Somewhere along this wild coastline sits a pool the ocean seems to have forgotten about, Greens Pool calm and turquoise at William Bay National Park, sheltered by granite boulders the size of houses. Albany carries the region's deeper history, the National Anzac Centre marking the port where the first Anzac convoy sailed for the First World War. Inland, the Stirling Range shelters more than 1,500 plant species, rugged peaks that catch snow most winters. This is a region that keeps quietly surprising anyone who thought they knew what to expect.