Albany, Australia

National Anzac Centre & Torndirrup National Park

Military History and Natural Wonders See the site where military troops departed for World War I and spectacular nature in an iconic national park. Drive to Albany’s National Anzac Centre, a museum commemorating the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps participation in WW I, that overlooks the harbor where more than 41,000 men and women sailed to battle. Set within the state heritage-listed building, Princess Royal Fortress, its state-of-the-art multimedia exhibits depict stories of real soldiers and nurses, alongside historic artifacts. You may also follow the Convoy Walk featuring battery guns which culminates in a lookout point, offering spectacular panoramic views of King George Sound. Next, head to Western Australia’s most popular national park, Torndirrup, where centuries of the Southern Ocean's pounding waves have eroded the coastline to create impressive rock formations. Afterward, you will return to your ship. * Moderate - Walking portions may be long and somewhat challenging with occasional step-ups, stairs and inclines. Total time walking or standing normally ranges from 1.5 to 3 hours.