This tour is for those wanting to learn more about Albany's role in the ANZAC story. The history of Albany and the Great Southern is revealed in stories as you start the tour at the Albany Visitor Centre and travel along Marine Drive with a view of King George Sound. At the National ANZAC Centre, the interactive displays will take you on an intimate journey of a participant in the war. Travel the Avenue of Honour, which leads to the Memorial of the Desert Mounted Corps. Padre White trod a path to this peak at dawn to remember the fallen. Take in the view that the departing ANZAC Troops had before they sailed onwards to war, for some of them, the last vision of their homeland. See Breaksea Island and learn of the construction of the lighthouse and its connection to the ANZAC narrative. Journeying into the city centre, along the way we drive past the oldest farm in Western Australia and visit one of the earliest homes in Australia at Patrick Taylor Cottage. The tour includes morning tea/coffee and scones, jam and cream. Courtesy pickup from locations within 10 kilometres of the town centre.