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Getting There:
Denmark is a five hour drive from Perth via Albany Highway, and an hour or two longer taking in tourist centres including Pemberton and Walpole. Skywest flies daily Perth to Albany. Flights take about an hour and hire cars can be arranged at Albany Airport. Albany to Denmark is a 40 minute drive. Call Skywest on 1300 660 088 or visit www.skywest.com.au for more information. TransWA operates daily bus services from Perth to Denmark and Albany. Call TransWA on 1300 662 205 or visit www.transwa.wa.gov.au for more info.
Accommodation: The Festival occurs on the June long weekend, so it is absolutely essential to book accommodation well ahead. Denmark has a fantastic variety of accommodation options - everything from camping to studios and apartments, chalets, B&Bs, hotel/motels, eco stays and luxury retreats. Call the Denmark Visitor Centre on 08 9848 2055 or visit www.denmark.com.au for more information. Eating out: There are a range of eateries in and around Denmark, including cafes, restaurants and wineries. Many of these are in the town centre, with most wineries a short drive away along the tourist routes. Call the Denmark Visitor Centre on 08 9848 2055 or visit www.denmark.com.au for more information. Things to do: With its rugged wilderness coastline, stunning beaches, towering ancient forests and remarkable river inlets, Denmark is renowned as a region of unique and unspoiled natural beauty. It is also home to a vibrant arts and craft community and is a celebrated gourmet food and wine region. Forest and beach walks, galleries, day spas, retreats, wineries and food, whale watching, boating and fishing, surfing, eco and wildlife tours - there is so much to do in and around Denmark, you may want to stay a little longer! Call the Denmark Visitor Centre on 08 9848 2055 or visit www.denmark.com.au for more information. |
Taxi services operate in both Albany and Denmark.