Cheynes Beach is a protected cove, 45 min drive from Albany and Porongorup and 75 mins from the Stirling Ranges, an accessible beach that stretches for kilometres with aqua blue waters and sparkling white sands. Cheynes Beach delivers beachside holidays dreams are made of with swimming, snorkelling, diving, bushwalking, birdwatching, 4wding, surfing, stand-up paddle boarding, and fishing.
It is home to several rare flora including Albany Pitcher Plant and Granite Spider Orchid, as well as various marsupials including Western Grey Kangaroo, Quenda, Honey Possum and numerous species of birds, including rare and endangered and birds endemic to WA.
See if you can spot the Humpback and Southern Right whales that pass close by in the winter, go salmon fishing in the autumn, hunt for wildflowers and rare birds during spring, and spend summers swimming, snorkelling and SUPing.