One Dillon - Albany WA accommodation

28/09/2024

21/06/2024

Don't let boredom sink your school holiday - sail into excitement with us!

Join the 2024 Maritime Festival for an oceanic extravaganza packed with activities sure to make your winter break unforgettable.

From enchanting encounters with mermaids to thrilling treasure hunts, there's something for every adventurer. Dive into the depths of creativity with sea creature sculpture making, chart a course for Skull Island's mysteries, or kick back and enjoy Maritime Movies. And mark your calendar for All at Sea Saturday—a not-to-be-missed family-friendly event brimming with entertainment and activities suitable for all ages!

And this is just week one! Discover the full spectrum of maritime marvels awaiting you at https://bit.ly/4c3qM3O.

The Maritime Festival is proudly delivered by the City of Albany and supported by the State Government through Western Australia.

29/03/2024

The Albany Town Hall will be transformed into an immersive Winter Wonderland next Friday for WA’s 2024 Youth Week launch event! ✨

Get dressed up for an evening of live music, dancing, food and a great time out with your friends!

This FREE event will also feature winter themed face painting, a “chill” out area, as well as a games and SNOW zone ❄❄

This event is for those aged between 12 – 17 years old only. Registrations are essential and tickets have been going fast, so we recommend acting quickly to avoid disappointment ✨

Date: Friday 5 April
Time: 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Location: Albany Town Hall

Get your ticket here: https://bit.ly/42VvoVm

For more information contact Laura Saunders on 6820 3130 or [email protected]

This event is run by the City of Albany and is proudly supported by the Department of Communities and Rio Tinto.

29/03/2024

06/02/2024

03/01/2024

🌟 Exciting Announcement! 🌟 We’re delighted to share that we’re bringing the Spare Parts Puppet Theatre 's ‘The Last Numbat’ to Albany for the Binalup Festival on Australia Day! 🎭🌿

The Last Numbat is a large-scale, interactive performance installation that uses puppetry to explore connection with each other and the sustainability of our natural environment.

What if you thought you were the last of your kind? The Last Numbat believes she may be the last numbat in the world! As she bravely ventures out to explore the world beyond the safety of the log she calls home, you are invited to help tell her story. Twelve audience members will bring the Numbat to life as they become puppeteers and learn to manipulate this large-scale marionette.

This captivating installation will run throughout the festival in 30-minute performance sets. You do not want to miss this.

This event is supported by Lotterywest Southern Ports DevelopmentWA Aus Day

31/12/2023

Thank you 😊

We would love to thank all those who visited during the year of 2023 and before, we trust your stay in this amazing city was delightful ❣

We also would love to give a warm welcome to everyone who are planning on staying with us in the new year ❣

Pop into the Albany Visitor Centre to get all your visitor information from our friendly staff upon arrival ❣

30/12/2023

One more sleep until the biggest New Year's Eve celebration in Albany!

Join us at ANZAC Peace Park tomorrow from 5pm to midnight. 🌟 Music, food, fireworks, and family fun – it's an event you won't want to miss!

Catch the fireworks at the family-friendly time of 9pm and then again at midnight!

For more information on the incredible line-up and activities on offer, visit: https://bit.ly/46zpcTf

This event is supported by Lotterywest and Southern Ports.

30/12/2023

It’s only a short walk from our lovely Villa, so why not come and stay and enjoy both ⛳️

Albany Golf course is the oldest golf course in Western Australia, established in 1898

The Golf course is nestled on the South Coast of Western Australia between Emu Point beach and Middleton Beach with magnificent ocean views of King George Sound.

This course mirrors an authentic Scottish experience, providing a close resemblance to the Scottish golfing ambiance.

Situated in between King George Sound and Lake Seppings the Albany Golf Club is regularly visited by Long Neck Fresh Water Turtles on their yearly egg laying pilgrimage.

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