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The distinctive ‘tick’ logo displayed by accredited tourism businesses provides you with an assurance that the tourism business has a proven commitment to the highest quality service.

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For quality visitor servicing look for the yellow italic ‘i’ which indicates an accredited visitor centre. Denmark supports access for all including disabled, seniors and carers. For more information visit www.accesswa.com.au

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Photographs supplied by: Nic Duncan of Artycool Imagery Stephen Gersbach of Fine Art Photography Cr John Sampson, Shire of Denmark PAULA BONE OUT OF SIGHT TOURS


D e n m a rk a nd t he G r e at So u t hern Denmark – located in Western Australia’s stunning Great Southern region, is a popular holiday destination offering some of the state’s most dramatic coastlines and stunning forests. western australia the great southern

Make Denmark and the Great Southern your next short break destination and discover the jewel in Western Australia’s tourism crown – idyllic golden beaches, turquoise waters, lush green forests and farmlands, extraordinary tours and attractions, award winning wineries and restaurants, outstanding accommodation, and amazing natural wonders. Surrounded by spectacular wilderness areas, Denmark has the charm of a quaint village and the sophistication of a thriving arts, food and wine scene.

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Relax, escape, explore and rejuvenate. Located within comfortable driving distance of Perth, Denmark is equidistant from Walpole, Mount Barker and Albany; making it the ideal place to base yourself and explore the wonders of the Great Southern. margaret river

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, wine, dine and rel y a t s , ax… Visit Denmark is just 4 ½ hours from Perth. The most direct road access is via the Albany Highway to Mt Barker, and then following the Mount Barker Road. Perth

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Albany

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Mount Barker

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Walpole

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Margaret River

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Busselton

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3 hours 56 minutes

Bunbury

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3 hours 50 minutes

Manjimup

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2 hours 15 minutes

Pemberton

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travelling by coach

TransWA buses operate a service from the East Perth Terminal and Albany. The towns of Denmark and Bow Bridge are served by twice-daily TransWA coach services, offering a convenient way to travel through the Great Southern from Perth to Albany. For more information on travelling with TransWA please visit www.transwa.wa.gov.au

travelling by plane

SkyWest flies from Perth to the Albany Airport up to three times daily. Chartered tours and flights can be arranged from Perth to Denmark Airport through Ashburton Air Services. For more information please visit www.ashburtonairservices.com.au

Exploring

Choose from a diverse range of organised or private tours to help you discover and explore Denmark and the Great Southern. If you’re an intrepid traveller you can enjoy beautiful coastal and inland trails on foot, by bike or even on horseback. Other parts of the region are waiting to be explored by 4WD, plane or watercraft. Surf lessons are also available. To find out more and to make a booking please contact Out of Sight Tours Desk based at the Denmark Visitor Centre on 9848 2814 or visit www.outofsighttours.com A 24 hour taxi service is also available through the Denmark Cab Company; please call 9848 2295 to make a booking.

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Explore Denmark’s rivers and waterways by canoe or kayak. Traverse Denmark’s numerous bike trails with fully-geared mountain bikes. Surf the waves with a surfboard and wetsuit. Or play a round of golf with a full range of golf clubs. To make a booking or to find out more please contact Out of Sight Tours (based at the Denmark Visitor Centre) on 9848 2814.

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Denmark has all the services you need to make your holiday comfortable and enjoyable, including banks and ATMs, a library, Internet cafes, fuel stations and automotive repairs, a pharmacy, medical centres, dentist, and ancillary health services, veterinarian, supermarkets, and a varied range of retail outlets.

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NATURAL ATTRACTIONS

Denmark and the Great Southern is part of the Great South West Edge, one of Australia’s recognised National Landscapes and an area of intense biodiversity. Nature has been flaunting her beauty here for millions of years. It is also home to places of cultural, natural and spiritual significance. Explore pristine beaches, geological wonders, wildflowers, ancient forests, rugged mountain ranges and vast national parks. Hike, climb, camp, canoe and connect to living culture and commune with wildlife. This region is nature’s gift to the global experience seeker. The Great South West Edge is one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots possessing the richest and most threatened reservoirs of plant and animal life on earth. The region is in the top nine habitats for terrestrial (land) biodiversity, with a higher proportion of endemic species than any other equivalent region including birds and many species of marsupial. The region is also in the top six for marine biodiversity, containing the most southerly coral reefs in the world due to the offshore Leeuwin Current. The abundance of marine life in the estuaries and coastline attracts dolphins, seals and southern right and humpback whales. The captivating contrasts between the land and sea make this region a truly unique destination.

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peaceful river lined with towering karri and tingle trees. You must launch your kayak and paddle upstream to Monastery Landing.

Conspicuous Cliff:

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inspires visitors with its towering cliffs. Good for whale watching, fishing and surfing but not suitable for swimming. You must meander along the boardwalk and stroll along the stunning beach.

Peaceful Bay:

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picturesque wide sheltered bay is ideal for swimming and fishing. You must take a walk on the Bibbulmun Track to Point Irwin.

Valley of the Giants, Tree Top Walk: naturally the home of our famous

gigantic tingle trees. A world renowned attraction, the Tree Top Walk is a spectacular lightweight suspension bridge that soars 40 metres above the tingle foliage, before descending to the Ancient Empire Walk at the base of the trees. The interpretive centre features interactive displays. Fees apply, purchase your tickets from the Denmark Visitor Centre. You must take a walk through the Ancient Empire.

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Parry Beach:

naturally a favourite camping spot for locals and visitors alike. You must take your fishing rod and do some beach fishing. Boat Harbour:

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formed by giant sheets of granite. A beautiful, dramatic coastline accessed by 4WD only. You must take a 4WD eco-tour and visit the amazing limestone sculptures.


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Greens Pool:

Madfish Bay:

for its windswept granite boulders, which have a striking primeval appearance, and the famous turquoise waters of Greens Pool. Sheltered pools, channels and granite terraces create a fascinating seascape. You must watch the sunset over the bay.

Denmark’s best beach, it is a large sheltered rock pool offering excellent swimming and snorkelling and great views towards Parry Beach and Point Hillier. You must swim in the crystal clear waters.

for the crazy fish that jump out of the water as the waves converge around the offshore island. You must witness the stunning confluence of water at high tide.

Ocean Beach:

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premier surf spot. In summer, the patrolled beach is a favourite destination for visitors and locals. You must book a surf lesson at the tour desk in the Denmark Visitor Centre.

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Waterfall Beach:

Elephant Rocks:

named for the waterfall located at the far end of the beach. You must take a refreshing shower as the water pours over the weathered rocks.

Denmark’s most iconic attraction. Large elephantshaped boulders rest in the shallow waters of this small cove. You must skip between the colossal boulders on low tide.

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Wilson Head:

naturally the best location to observe the passing parade of whales. Wilson Head is dotted with lookouts and viewing platforms. You must take a photograph of the stunning Nullaki Cliffs from Lions Lookout.

Mount Lindesay National Park: naturally a unique granite

monadnock surrounded by jarrah forests. You must take in the 360 degree views over the surrounding wilderness.

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landscape of giant sand and limestone cliffs. The Nullaki Peninsula wraps around Wilson Inlet, protecting Denmark’s largest waterway. The inlet side of the peninsula is a haven for waders and other birds. The beaches on the ocean side are unsafe for swimming due to large rips. You must take a walk on the isolated windswept beaches.

Anvil Beach:

naturally Denmark’s own human-sized aquarium is the perfect spot for swimming and snorkelling. You must snorkel through the protected reef pools.

Lights Beach:

naturally the best location to throw in a line for herring, salmon and bream. Some sections of this beach are also favoured by naturists! You must walk east along the Bibbulmun Track to a seat high above the cliff face.

Denmark River:

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river that gives Denmark township its name. Beautiful karri trees line the banks of the river. You must hire a canoe or kayak and explore the river.

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the largest inlet on the southern coastline, the inlet is over 20kms long and is fed by the Denmark and Hay Rivers. You must hire a boat and do a spot of fishing.

naturally the southern-most point of Western Australia. This national park features dramatic cliffs of black dolerite that rise 80 metres out of the raging southern ocean. You must take a 4WD eco-tour to the edge of the cliff face.

Lowlands Beach:

naturally a great location for dolphin spotting. This secluded surf beach is also ideal for fishing. You must pack a thermos and binoculars and do a spot of whale-watching from the viewing platform.

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Cosy Corner Beach:

naturally a cosy spot for a picnic. Pristine white beaches, sheltered swimming, excellent fishing, and a camping area with plenty of picnic spots. You must take a book and laze on the beach.

Shelley Beach: naturally a crescentshaped beach covered in tiny shells. Bushwalking, four-wheel driving, fishing and rock climbing are popular activities. You must take a tandem paraglide from the top of the cliffs.

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Munda Biddi Trail A 1,000km long off-road cycling trail which starts in Mundaring and ends in Albany. The Trail takes riders through spectacular forest and farmland with access to Denmark’s spectacular coast. Buy maps, hire bikes, and organise track transfers at the tour desk in the Denmark Visitor Centre. The Trail between Denmark and Walpole will be open in 2013. 2

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Wetlands Trail This easy short trail starts at the day use picnic area of the Wetlands Centre, 2.5km east of Denmark. The 300m trail to the ‘Ornitarium’ bird hide is marked and follows the edge of the paperbark wetland.

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Sheila Hill Trail (Mt Hallowell and Monkey Rock) 8km return (3-4 hours). This trail uses part of the Bibbulmun Track as it climbs through a beautiful karri forest. Start on Ocean Beach Road. The views from the summit are stunning. For a longer walk, continue down the other side to Monkey Rock.

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Nornalup on the Frankland River to Circular Pool Drive east on the South Coast Highway to Hill Top Road. From Hilltop Lookout there are magnificent views of the majestic Frankland River. A short walk through the forest leads to the Giant Tingle Tree. From here you can continue back down to the highway, or follow the road to Circular Pool. It is splendid in winter when the tannins in the water froth like cappuccino. Structured platforms and trails meander through the forest and along the river banks. Return via the North Walpole Road. (This route is unsealed). Not suitable for caravans.

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Nornalup to Conspicuous Cliffs and Ficifolia Tourist Drive Nornalup, on the South Coast Highway, started as a railhead and farming settlement nestled on the majestic Frankland River. You can fish from the banks, launch a boat or hire a canoe and paddle to Monastery Landing. Drive east to Station Road into Ficifolia Road to Conspicuous Cliffs beach. From Conspicuous Cliffs lookout, whales can be seen between May and October. Steps and a boardwalk provide easy access to the magnificent beach, ideal for beach combing or surfing for the more energetic. Return to South Coast Highway via Ficifolia Road (unsealed road) where, in late spring, the Ficifolia trees (Corymbia Ficifolia) are ablaze with pink, orange and red flowers. One of the most planted ornamental eucalyptus trees, yet its natural range is about one square kilometre and can be seen on Ficifolia Road Tourist Drive. Not suitable for caravans.

Bow Bridge to Peaceful Bay Bow Bridge began as a timber milling and farming settlement on the banks of the pristine Bow River which flows into the Irwin Inlet, only a short drive from Peaceful Bay, a popular holiday destination and residential hamlet. The imaginative names on the homes are very entertaining. The calm waters of Peaceful Bay make it a perfect destination for swimming, fishing from the beach and to launch a boat for deep-sea fishing. There is an undercover electric barbeque and picnic area, public telephone, toilet and showers for swimmers. From the base of the steps leading to Peaceful Bay beach, walk to the mouth of the Irwin Inlet or west on the Bibbulmun Track to where the seals sunbathe. Heading north on Peaceful Bay Road, the Irwin Inlet Picnic Area is a great spot to appreciate the abundant bird life, fish from the banks or launch a small boat. The Irwin Inlet and Bow River are havens for native fauna. In spring, the heath is ablaze with wildflowers and kangaroos graze here all year round. Suitable for caravans.

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Youngs Siding to Walpole Scenic Drive Travel from Youngs Siding and turn left onto South Coast Highway travelling towards Walpole. Along the way stop in and visit the berry farms, galleries, cafes, leatherworks, chocolatiers, wineries, the Meadery and many other attractions. MT BARKER RD

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Mount Shadforth Scenic Drive This drive affords changing scenes of pastured farmland with cattle grazing, to forest and ocean vistas. There are also stunning distant views to the Porongurup Range and Stirling Range. From the Denmark Visitor Centre, drive east along the South Coast Highway and turn left into Strickland Street and then immediately left into Mt Shadforth Road. Follow the road as it meanders through farmland and vineyards. Approximately 7kms from town turn left into Mohr Drive and drive to the Mt Shadforth lookout affording sweeping views of the Ocean and Wilson Inlet. Return to Mt Shadforth Road and continue your journey through the magnificent karri forests and stop at a few wineries and other attractions (this section of road is unsealed). Return to South Coast Highway via McLeod Road. Not suitable for caravans.

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Scotsdale Scenic Drive This tourist route extends 34kms from Denmark along Scotsdale Road to McLeod Road before it joins the South Coast Highway, and then connects to William Bay Road. Drive through towering karri trees and lush forests, vineyards and farms. The route will introduce you to a number of charming galleries, studios and workshops. An orchard, wineries and Alpaca stud and animal farm will tempt you to stop along the way. There are also many stops that offer great vantage points for ocean views. From Denmark Visitor Centre, drive east along the South Coast Highway and turn left into Hollings Road (which turns into Horsley Road) and then right into Scotsdale Road. Suitable for caravans.

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Fernhook Falls naturally located on the Deep River. Below the falls are walking trails, boardwalks and a stairway which provides safe access to the river for swimming and canoe launching. You must see the spectacular waterfalls in winter.

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Walpole and Nornalup Inlets Marine Park naturally a series of interlinked inlets surrounded by national parks. There are a wealth of opportunities for canoeing, boating, recreational fishing and other water-based activities. You must take a cruise on the inlet. Circular Pool naturally a raging river in winter and tranquil pools in summer. Visit the Giant Tingle Tree on the way to the pool. Unsealed road is not suitable for caravans. You must sit on the edge of the river and listen to the bird calls in the forest.

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Mount Frankland National Park naturally the heart of the Walpole Wilderness. Visit the Mt Frankland Discovery Centre site and enjoy a stroll around the base of Mount Frankland. You must take the strenuous climb to the top for breathtaking views of the surrounding forested hills and valleys.

Swarbrick Art Loop naturally artwork inspired by the beauty of the forest. You must admire the wildflowers on the short 500 metre forest art loop walk.


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naturally a heritage listed park with a diversity of endemic species. Unique and abundant wildflowers, plus the brooding beauty of the mountain landscape, make this park one of the south-west’s most popular destinations. You must hike Bluff Knoll, the tallest peak in the south-west.

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Torndirrup National Park naturally the home of amazing sculpted rock formations known as the ‘The Gap’ and the ‘Natural Bridge’. Windswept banksia and coastal heathland form a stunning backdrop to popular beaches and bays. You must take a short walk at Stony Hill.

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Summer (December through to February) - traditionally the most popular time to visit. The average daily temperature is a balmy 25˚C, with low humidity and cool nights.

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Autumn (March to May) - blue skies and temperate days. The region comes alive with food and wine inspired events including the largest food and wine festival in Western Australia, Taste Great Southern.

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TODD MOORE, Ulyquin Jewellery and Art Gallery What makes you and your business unique? My business and I are unique by virtue of the fact that, aside from showcasing some of the most eclectic artwork from Denmark and the Great Southern, I create handmade jewellery in a no-holds barred, process driven manner. There really is no substitute for an overly active imagination. My favourite Great Southern destination: Going to the beach at Greens Pool or Madfish Bay is an unbeatable experience. When the Southern Ocean laps against my belly it reassures me that I am alive. re o o M Sum up Denmark in three words: Last best place. d Tod

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KIM GARDNER, Tree Elle Retreat What makes you and your business unique? Well, not too many people have called off a wedding because they bought the wedding venue. Our business is unique because of the secluded location and our extensive gardens, cultivated on a sand paddock. Our vegetable/herb pottager garden provides guests with the enjoyment of picking their own dinner. My favourite Great Southern destination: The drive from the Tree Top Walk via Greens Pool and McLeod Road onto Scotsdale Drive into Denmark - the change in scenery, the breathtaking views and the locals selling wines, food, sweets and everything in-between. Sum up Denmark in three words: Diverse, endless, picturesque.

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accredited business in the Great Southern. Our award-winning 4WD eco-tours introduce visitors to the region’s stunning national parks in a fun, relaxed and informative manner. My goal is to inspire a love of the natural world and reveal the amazing biodiversity of our pristine landscape. My favourite Great Southern destination: West Cape Howe, Western Australia’s southernmost point. Standing on the edge of the dolerite cliffs, looking down into the massive swell never ceases to inspire me with the power and beauty of the natural world. Sum up Denmark in three words: Wilderness, waves, wine. DAN SHARP, Greenpool Restaurant

What makes you and your business unique? Me, boundless energy, creative passion for life, food and people. The restaurant location is picturesque and the menu is created using only produce that I can reach out and grab – it is all about local fresh produce and cooking with the seasons. My favourite Great Southern destination: Camping, there are countless spots to choose from and my favourite would have to be Little Quarram Beach - sheltered, absolutely picturesque. There is nothing like a gourmet meal cooked on a campfire on the beach, especially when you can catch a bounty of fish just meters away. Sum up Denmark in three words: Pristine, abundant, home.

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LALITA BARAK, Aiyana Wellness

What makes you and your business unique? I love Denmark, its people, their open-minded

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approach to life and respect for this stunning natural environment, which we are all blessed to live in. With this in heart and mind my husband Gadi and myself created a nurturing, safe environment for locals as well as visitors to come and experience the value and long lasting effects of professional therapeutic massage and bodywork. Aiyana Wellness has been built to complement and enhance the supremely elegant, beautiful and relaxing experience of staying at Aiyana Retreat. My favourite Great Southern destination: Everything and everywhere – Especially Greens Pool and Madfish Bay. We love the kangaroos and the cockatoo’s frequent visits on your doorstep and dolphins playing next to you in the surf. Sum up Denmark in three words: Pristine, relaxed, nature.

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Delight in Denmark’s rich harvests and outstanding dining venues. With an abundance of fresh local produce, fine wines, and incredibly talented chefs, whatever you crave, Denmark will deliver. There is a fabulous selection of farm-gate produce spread across the region, including fruit, vegetables, summer berries, locally grown and free-range meats, eggs, gourmet cheeses, and fresh seafood, just to get you started.

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Our local chefs and cooks fashion special menus using the best seasonal produce. It’s no wonder that they are attracting gourmet travellers from all over the world. Signature dishes reflect their philosophy and showcase regional and premium ingredients to their best effect. Enjoy a leisurely breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack in a range of delightful settings. The range of culinary wonders on offer will satisfy the heartiest of appetites – including vegan and gluten free options.

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There are many dining opportunities in Denmark township and the surrounding vineyards. Whether you are looking for a romantic dining experience, a family friendly eatery, or a casual café or pub setting, there are plenty of options to choose from, including hotel bistros,

restaurants, private dining experiences, wineries and cafes. You don’t have to eat out to enjoy the region’s great food and wine. Fill up your shopping basket with a bountiful spread of locally made toffee, berries, honey, chocolate, preserves, conserves, fudge, olives, olive oil, coffee, relishes, pickles, sauces, breads and much, much more. Fresh fruit and vegetables can be purchased from one of many farm-gates as well as supermarkets and gourmet food shops. There are also a number of takeaway options for a casual night in. Master classes and cooking classes are available. Private lunches and dinners can be arranged. Please contact the Denmark Visitor Centre for more information. Experience the passion of the producer, the genius of the chef and expertise of Denmark’s growing food industry.

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If you are a wine connoisseur or just enjoy the occasional tipple, you have found paradise. Begin your journey of discovery through the Denmark wine region; there is nothing else like it. Denmark has become a major wine producing area, gaining an international reputation for the quality and distinct regional characteristics of its premium and sustainable cool climate wines. Denmark wines feature on the menus of Michelin Star winning restaurants and are rated highly by world renowned sommeliers, wine writers, judges and critics. Denmark is part of the Great Southern wine producing region which is Australia’s largest wine appellation. The vineyards and cellar doors spread throughout the Denmark hills are known for their production of high quality vines with significant variations of Terroir and climate. The region is the coolest of Western Australia’s viticultural areas and one of only a handful of cool climate wine sub-regions in Australia. The cellar doors are as diverse as their settings; each has its own distinctive look and feel - from rustic farms to architecturally innovative designs which compliment the natural surroundings, to those that are nestled amongst

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mixed farming operations, national parks and agro forestry. Many of the cellar doors offer a smorgasbord of culinary delights from full a la carte menus, to local produce platters and pies. Denmark is known for its award winning Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir and Shiraz. The discerning global traveller is starting to recognise that like fine wine, each brew has a unique taste. Boston Brewery, Denmark’s first micro-brewery and Denmark Brew and Ales offer a wide variety of choice. For something different, visit Bartholomews, Denmark’s very own Meadery producing the best mead and honey available. Mead, more commonly known as ‘honey wine’, is produced by fermenting honey. From the fruits of the Great Southern, Elephants Rock Cider was born. This cider company is the first in the Great Southern to make apple cider and apple and pear cider. Sit in the cider garden and sample up to eight varieties of cider.

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Treasure hunting takes on a whole new perspective when you visit Denmark. Artisans and craftspeople have been drawn to Denmark’s beautiful natural attractions for decades. The region’s exceptionally talented artists, artisans and crafts people are deeply inspired by the stunning backdrop of the sky, sea and forests, making Denmark a significant focal point for those that must create. DENMARK GUIDE 2013 & 2014

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Artists, musicians, dancers, performance theatre, arts festivals and live music thrive in Denmark with its relaxed pace of life and stunning natural environment. Creative and artistic expression is fundamental to the vitality and wellbeing of the Denmark community. Galleries, cellar doors, cafes, restaurants and workshops throughout the region promote and showcase the visual arts, performing arts, music, theatre, dance, movie production, wearable art, open gardens, music and more. With an ever changing list of exhibitions and events you will always find something to inspire your creative senses. Spend a stimulating day touring around Denmark’s art venues. Check out the events section on page 23 for more information on what’s on during your stay or talk to the local experts at the Denmark Visitor Centre.

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In Denmark you will discover a unique opportunity to practice the art of relaxation. Denmark is the perfect destination to give yourself ‘time’ – time to be you, time to contemplate, and time to relax and indulge. The natural beauty of the region’s pristine wilderness, the pure country air, and the mystical location of magnetic meridians, make Denmark a haven for those seeking to better their health and well-being.

• Book into a luxurious retreat and experience pure selfindulgence

• Get a ‘mani’ or a ‘pedi’, or choose from an extensive range of other beauty treatments

• Pamper yourself with body wraps, scrubs, facials

There are packages for her and for him, and for couples. Some practitioners will visit you, while others have consulting rooms in town. There are also a range of wellbeing centres in rural settings or accommodationbased day spas.

• Undergo a Hamam (Turkish bath) treatment, hydrotherapy treatment, or experience the benefits of an infrared sauna…and the list goes on • Experience a relaxing massage. Choose from Swedish, hot stone, Balinese, shiatsu, pregnancy, huna, remedial, holistic, aromatherapy, deep tissue, reflexology and a whole lot more • Take a course on how to live a better life. There are lots to choose from with workshops happening on a regular basis • Try an alternative therapy from clairvoyant readings, to soul retrievals and aura and chakra photography, to reiki treatments and training

Go ahead, treat yourself, revitalise your body, soul, mind and spirit.

For all relaxation, refreshment, revitalisation or remedy options talk to the local experts at the Denmark Visitor Centre.

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Just being in Denmark can make you feel better. Step outside your daily grind and experience the true meaning of escape. In Denmark, you can:

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Denmark provides a wide range of relaxed shopping experiences from charming country stalls, to high-end retail, to the excitement of open-air-markets. Denmark offers a variety of fashion boutiques, galleries, gift shops and other retail outlets. Whether you are looking for a unique special gift, trendy clothing or a warm sweater, jewellery, antiques, quirky bits and pieces, furniture and woodwork, locally made crafts, photographs, local produce, spiritual trinkets, arts and crafts or a rare book; it is all here.

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Look for inspiration on Strickland Street, the South Coast Highway, Hollings Road, and the Denmark Visitor Centre, or travel further afield to visit galleries, cellar doors and farm-gates. Discover handmade treasures and unique collectables, or pick up a case of your favourite wine at a cellar door. Denmark shops stock a wide variety of goods, some of which you will not find anywhere else in the world.

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Denmark is jam packed full of activity. A full calendar is always assured and on it you will find lots to do, here are some of the highlights: Taste Great Southern March. Take in the delights of regional vineyard events, fresh produce, culinary conversations and a long list of other seductive opportunities. Visit www.greatsoutherntastewa.com Taste Spring in Denmark Queens Birthday Long-weekend (September). A smorgasbord of the Great Southern’s premium food and wine scene brought to you on the one day at the one venue. Visit www.denmark.com.au Great Southern Art Trail September to October. Great Southern venues present exhibitions of fine art and craft in various display spaces such as galleries, studios, wineries, restaurants, community halls and retail outlets. Visit www.southernartcrafttrail.com.au

The Denmark Arts Markets a showcase for Denmark’s craftspeople, entertainers and arts community. The over 100 stalls are an essential part of the Market Day, with handcrafted and innovative designs encouraged. There are also fresh produce, hot food, ice cream, drinks and information stalls. The Markets are held on the banks of the Denmark River in Berridge Park from 10am to 4pm. Entry is by gold coin. Visit www.denmarkarts.com.au for dates in December, January and over Easter. Denmark Arts Brave New Works Labour Day Long Weekend. Denmark’s community arts festival supporting local people to experience diverse art forms in innovative ways. Visit www.denmarkarts.com.au Festival of Voice June. A celebration of the human voice, particularly community singing, and features an extensive assortment of vocal-based acts and workshops, and a great vibe. Visit www.denmarkarts.com.au

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Perth International Arts Festival (Great Southern) February to March. Offering some of the world’s best theatre, music, film, visual arts, street arts, literature and free community events. Visit www.perthfestival.com.au

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The region possesses an abundance of natural attractions on land, at sea, on the rivers and inlets and in the vines. The best way to see these attractions is to go with a local guide who will introduce you to the region’s unique characters, stunning scenery and amazing biodiversity. With an incredible range of things to see and do in Denmark and the surrounding area, visitors are spoilt for choice. There is a tour for every age, budget and taste. To book your next tour, call the tour information desk on 9848 2814 or drop by the Eco-Discovery Shop in the Denmark Visitor Centre.

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4WD Eco-tours: Denmark is surrounded by national parks and is located in Australia’s only internationally recognised biodiversity hotspot. The best way to see this spectacular region is on board a 4WD eco-tour that will take you to remote and inaccessible locations where you will see amazing scenery and learn about the area’s flora, fauna, history and geology. Find out more about Denmark’s award-winning eco-tours to West Cape Howe National Park, Quarram Nature Reserve, the Stirling Range and the Walpole Wilderness. Sightseeing Tours: Denmark sightseeing tours are designed for visitors who arrive by coach or don’t have their own transport. These tours take in all the iconic

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sights – Greens Pool and Elephant Rocks in William Bay National Park, Wilson Inlet and the Denmark River, Ocean Beach and Wilson Head and the Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk. Winery Tours: Did you know that Denmark is located in the heart of the Great Southern vineyards? Home to over 30 wineries and cellar doors, Denmark is the ideal location to base yourself and experience the variety of wine that this cool climate region is renowned for. Guided Bibbulmun Track Walks: The Bibbulmun Track is Western Australia’s longest walking trail and the best sections of the trail are undoubtedly along the southern coastline. Here you get to experience


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fabulous coastal scenery, as well as a mixture of forest environments. Led by experienced naturalists, these walks reveal the beauty of the landscape and the wonders of the Bibbulmun. Fishing Charters: Denmark is a fishing mecca and what better way to guarantee the catch of the day than on a Denmark fishing charter? Experienced fishing guides will take you on an unforgettable journey on Denmark’s inlet and river waterways. Horse Trail Rides: Have you ever wanted to ride a horse through natural bushland? Whether you are an absolute beginner or an experienced horse rider, there are a range of trail rides that will suit your riding ability and interests.

River and Inlet Cruises: The southern coastline is made up of a network of pristine rivers and inlets. The best way to experience these amazing marine environments is on board a dedicated sightseeing or eco-cruise. There are a number of cruises to choose from. Surfing Lessons: Have you always wanted to learn to surf? Our local surfing instructors will teach you the basics and give you the time to develop your skills. Ocean Beach in Denmark offers some of the most ideal conditions to learn to surf in Australia. Scenic Flights: What better way to see Denmark than from the air. Chartered scenic flights are available that showcase the region’s natural attractions from the air. Tours in Manjimup and Pemberton: Why not extend your stay in Australia’s south west? The Denmark Visitor Centre can assist you to book your tours and accommodation as you venture beyond the Great Southern.

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Whale Watching Tours: Each year the southern coastline is home to hundreds of Humpback and Southern Right Whales that head into our sheltered bays for calving and mating. The best way to see them is on board a dedicated Whale Watching Tour. Tours depart from Albany. Whale watching season begins in late May and continues until early October.

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4 Denmark Dinosaur World..............b1 5 Denmark Farmhouse Cheese...........d1 6 Denmark Maze................................... d1 7 Eden Gate Blueberry Farm..............e2 8 Jassi Leatherworks...........................c2 9 Lazy R Horseriding............................C1 10 PENTLAND Alpaca Stud & Animal Farm................................. d1 11 Pemberton Discovery Trs (OFF MAP)....... 12 BROCKMAN ST, PEMBERTON......... a2 12 South Coast Surfing.......................e2 13 The Denmark Berry Farm..............e1 14 The Toffee Factory..........................C2

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An extraordinary ceremony and reception location. Whether you are planning a formal or informal wedding, a small or large event, an outdoor or indoor wedding, you will find what you are looking for in Denmark. Denmark’s popularity as a wedding destination is growing rapidly. It is an ideal destination to bring family and friends together to share and celebrate your special day.

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Denmark is the perfect location to celebrate your country wedding, giving you and your guests the chance to enjoy a taste of the area’s special character. Denmark is the epitome of natural beauty offering a range of settings for your ceremony – make the extraordinary wilderness, idyllic beaches, picturesque vineyards, magnificent gardens or superb indoor venues the location for your special day.

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Choose from excellent restaurants and function centres, or world-class wineries to organise a catered celebratory meal or a formal reception.

Denmark has a wide range of accommodation to suit your needs, including luxury “special occasion” options. The town offers all the essential wedding services: wedding planners to take the stress out of planning; celebrants to personalise your ceremony; photographers and videographers to capture the magic on film; florists, hairdressers and beauty therapists; caterers and cake makers; musicians; party hire and venue decorators; liquor suppliers; and mini buses, coaches and taxis to get you and your guests to the church or venue on time. Private lunches and dinners can be arranged for that special proposal or to celebrate your love. All that is left is to say ‘I do’.

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The Denmark Shire lies in the Bibbulmun and Minang cultural area which is part of the wider Noongar region. Denmark was known to Aborigines as Kwoorabup and signs of their culture, such as fish traps and ochre and dolerite quarries, can still be seen in the area. The first European explorers of the Denmark district described a place of fine soil, towering timber and plentiful water. Giving such a description, Dr Thomas Wilson showed he had great expectation for future settlers. Wilson named the Denmark River after his mentor and friend, Dr Alexander Denmark, a Royal Naval surgeon. European use of the land first began in the 1840s. The catalyst for Denmark’s settlement was the rapid development of the railways throughout the colony. The construction of the Great Southern Railway brought the Millar Brothers to the area in the 1880s; it was their diversification into timber marketing that saw them remain after the railway was completed. The discovery of gold in the eastern goldfields as well as the sale of timber interstate and abroad led to the establishment of a mill on the banks of the Denmark River. This was later expanded to two mills and a third was built at Scotsdale.

The Denmark Historical Museum is an excellent place to explore stories of early settlement. Located in Mitchell Street, it houses an impressive collection of early photographs, artefacts and documents. Please visit the Denmark Visitor Centre for opening hours. The Eco-Discovery Shop located in the Denmark Visitor Centre has a wide range of local history books for sale.

“Bloody H ippies” (a movie fr om Denm ark Arts)

: Interviews with key fi gures in th history of e town’s 3 “hip 0 year now comm py-dom” (many of whom are unity lead ers, politic people) are ians and b linked tog usiness ether with Wood’s pe Director V rsonal sto aleska ry about gro a very con wing up in servative fa rm during the ing and m illing town 1970s. Alt hough init received, th ially not w ese “hipp ell ies” as the went on to y were calle promote a d radical cult communit y resulting u in the imm ral shift in the of this sm ense popu all town w larity ith its gree To get your nie/arty id copy please entity. visit Denmar or call 9848 k Arts 3623. Ask the Den mark Visitor Centre for di rections.

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From 1924, Denmark’s group settlement saw fifteen groups established throughout the district. This led to an increase of population prior to the Great Depression.1939-1970 saw the expansion of industries in Denmark including tourism and salmon fishing. Tourism, which had started in a small way in the 1920s capitalised on the presence of American sailors in Albany during WWII. Increasing tourism during the 1990s was a reflection of the popularity of the spectacular Tree Top Walk built by the Department of Environment and Conservation. Today, Denmark possesses a plethora of tourism experiences and it is the Shire’s second largest industry.

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In Denmark, and all across this beautiful landscape, it’s easy to find a place to lay your head. Wake up refreshed, relaxed and ready to enjoy all the region has to offer. Denmark has an incredible array of accommodation locations from the forest to the ocean, the river to the inlet, the vineyards to the town. Denmark proudly offers a diverse range of quality accommodation with all budgets and tastes covered – you imagine it, Denmark has it. • Self-contained accommodation is a great option for families or groups. There are pretty cottages in garden settings, apartments, retreats, old farm houses, chalets on hillsides and bush cabins. DENMARK GUIDE 2013 & 2014

• A country-style Motel or Hotel may be more your choice offering great value and hearty meals in a casual atmosphere. • Farmstays situated on rural properties are great for families looking for an opportunity to experience life in the country, without doing the hard work.

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• Holiday Parks (Caravan Parks) offer a mixture of onsite caravans, self-contained cabins or chalets, and powered and unpowered sites for caravans, motor-homes and tents.

• Bed and Breakfast choices range from historic homes, country cottages to eco-houses. • Holiday Homes provide a home away from home. • For those who yearn for the great outdoors, there are bush campsites located in the surrounding parks and reserves. • Backpackers and dormitory style accommodation for the budget conscious are available in town. Visit www.denmark.com.au for the range of options. For more information talk to the local experts at the Denmark Visitor Centre.

To book your accommodation con ta the local experts at th ct Denmark Visitor Cen e tre who provide a free booking service.


accommodation  Self-contained  Caravan Park/Holiday Park  Holiday Home  Hotel/Motel  Bed & Breakfast www.denmark.com.au

ARK OF DENMARK

aiyana retreat 08 9848 3258 info@aiyanaretreat.com.au www.aiyanaretreat.com.au Aiyana means eternal blossoming and just like blossoms our guests come back year after year for the comfort, beauty and elegance we offer. Fully equipped, self contained luxurious chalets include: Stunning architecture, Spa bath,100% cotton sateen linen, top quality beds and mattresses, luxurious towels and bath robes. Free WiFi and Foxtel. Aiyana Wellness offers variety of therapeutic massage treatments by qualified therapists.

08 9848 2623 0400 815 687 info@ArkofDenmark.com.au www.ArkofDenmark.com.au

Location: Denmark

You deserve the break... Experience the true essence of Denmark in truly unique accommodation. Set amongst Weedon Hills’ famous majestic karri trees and magnificent granite boulders, a stone’s throw from Wilson Inlet and Bibbulmun Track. Fully SC, linen, wood fire, 1 bedroom SeLF COntaineD

SELF CONTAINED

CADDYVALE CottAgEs

cape howe cottages

08 9848 1609 caddyvaledenmark@westnet.com.au www.caddyvaledenmark.com.au

08 9845 1295 holiday@capehowe.com.au www.capehowe.com.au Spend some quality time at one of these distinctly different, award winning, secluded retreats. Savour the essence of a real holiday experience surrounded by nature and immersed in affordable luxury.

“Caddyvale” offers you a tranquil, fully self-contained luxury hideaway, nestled in the forest on 26 acres and yet just minutes from beautiful Ocean Beach and 2kms from the town centre.

Location: Denmark

Location: Lowlands Beach

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CEDAR COTTAGE

celestine retreat

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.denmarkcottage.com.au

08 9848 3000 reservation@celestineretreat.com www.celestineretreat.com

Charming, comfortable, self-contained cottage with peaceful water views over Wilson Inlet. A bird lovers’ paradise with access to the Bibbulmun track at the bottom of the garden. 2 bedroom - sleeps 4

Deluxe Spa Chalets, magnificent ocean and water views, fabulous gardens and grounds, soak up the peace and tranquility, in delicious comfort... the perfect place to....

Location: 17 Minsterly Rd, Denmark

Relax~Reflect~Romance~Rejuvenate

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CINNAMON COLOUREDS FARMSTAY

the cove

08 9848 1781 farmstay@denmarkwa.com.au www.denmarkwa.com.au/cc/

08 9848 1770 www.thecovechalets.com

Four, comfortable, purpose built cottages on a farm close to town, Family friendly with space for children to play safely. Animals to feed, abundant bird life. Cottages are 2&3 BR suitable for extended families, 3 have en-suites. Suit 2 couples plus children. Six minutes from town and beaches are 10 minutes. Denmarks wineries within easy reach on the Scotsdale - McLeod Rd - South Coast Hwy loop.

Five self contained chalets in native forest on Wilson Inlet - only minutes from Denmark town. Suits couples, families and larger groups. Features log fires, walk-trails, timber, glass and stone.

Location: 1800 South Coast Hwy, Denmark Location: Denmark

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DenmaRk LuxuRy apaRtmentS 08 9848 2055 Fully self contained elevated apartments right in town overlooking the beautiful Denmark River, Close to restaurants, wineries, bush walks, large TVs with Foxtel.

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KANGAROO VALLEY COTTAGE

MISTY VALLEY COUNTRY COTTAGES

08 9848 1710 0417 931 866 www.kangaroovalleycottage.com.au

08 9840 9239 holiday@mistyvalley.com.au www.mistyvalley.com.au

Wake up to beautiful views in your comfortable fully self-contained handcrafted mudbrick and timber cottage in the Scotsdale Valley. Complimentary home-made preserves, fruit and vegies from the orchard garden. Pets welcome.

Treat your family to a holiday to remember.

Location: Denmark

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Location: Denmark Rear of 53 Strickland Street

Delightful and cosy self contained chalets set amongst majestic tall trees and valley views. Fun farm activities and friendly farm animals. Call us today and escape to paradise. sELf CONTAiNED

Location: Denmark

OCEAN BEACH HIDEAWAY

PELICANS AT DENMARK

08 9848 2986 oceanbeachhideaway@westnet.com.au www.oceanbeachhideaway.com.au

0413 122 176 info@pelicansatdenmark.com.au www.pelicansatdenmark.com.au

We have fantastic value chalets and holiday home with the best location near Ocean Beach.

Unique Award winning chalets beneath towering karri trees on Wilson Inlet. Perfect for honeymooners and couples seeking a romantic escape. Close to town, beaches, wineries, Bibbulmun and Munda Biddi trails.

We are in a secluded, peaceful area with an abundance of birds and wildlife.

Location: 768 Ocean Beach Road, Denmark

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Location: Denmark

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RAINBOW HOUSE

SPRING BAY VILLAS

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.rainbow-house.net

08 9848 2456 0428 482 456 info@springbayvillas.com www.springbayvillas.com 4 Star Four self-catered two-bedroom Villas (sleeping up to 6) Three self-catered Spa Studios (for couples) Holiday units on the inlet Close to Ocean Beach ...the perfect location

Relax, Unwind, and Rediscover the Magic of Life Two and five bedroom villas Great, inlet views from spacious decks Just minutes from town and beach Right on the Bibbulmun Track Well appointed kitchen Full linen service Gas barbecues

Location: Denmark

location: 58 Minsterly Road, denmark

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SurfSide Ocean Beach chaletS 0458 442 373 obeach@wn.com.au www.surfsideoceanbeach.com.au Swimming, Surfing, fiShing at your door Step 2 x self contained spa/wood fire chalets 3 x family self contained chalets directly across from wilson inlet, Cycle/walk path to ocean Beach and to denmark town centre. SElf cONtAINEd

location: 766 ocean Beach rd, denmark

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BIG4 MIDDLETON BEACH HOLIDAY PARK

ALL’S WELL

Freecall 1800 644 674 holiday@holidayalbany.com.au www.holidayalbany.com.au • Situated on 500m of absolute pristine beach frontage with pure white sands. • Ocean view Beach Houses, plus Villas, Chalets, Cabins and Sites. • Fantastic Facilities; including pool, spa and rec room.

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.allswell.com.au

CARAvAN PARK/HOLIDAY PARK

Location: Denmark

BEAR’S DEN

BLUE HOUSE DENMARK

0410 669 245 or 08 9848 2055 kimribbink@iinet.net.au http://denmark-accommodation. blogspot.com.au/

0438 339 071 www.bluehousedenmark.com.au 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom. 1.5km from town centre. Sleeps up to 8. Expansive views, huge kitchen. Huge deck, Full linen service.

Fully equipped, relaxing holiday home sleeps up to 6. Huge outdoor patio, set on 1.5 acre wooded lot, with manicured native gardens. Truly dog friendly, with securely fenced back garden. Location: Denmark

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Location: Denmark

DENCALA

denmark HIGHVIeW

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.denmark.com.au

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.denmark.com.au

Nestled among the Karri Trees on beautiful Weedon hill, Dencala is fully self contained and sleeps six.

Highview offers: · Panoramic views of Wilson Inlet and the Nullaki Peninsula · Only 2 kms from the town, it is the ideal family holiday house. · Four bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, it sleeps 8.

Picture windows and a balcony allow you to relax, watch the birds and enjoy your surroundings. Location: Denmark

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EVENTUALLY IN DENMARK

THE COTTAGE AT HIDEAWAY

08 9848 2055 www.denmark.com.au/accom_result1/ eventually-in-denmark/

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.thecottagedenmark.com

Warmth in winter, coolness in summer, our six-star energy efficient home is fully self-contained and situated high up on Weedon Hill.

Country atmosphere in a secluded bushland setting, yet only a few minutes walk and you are in town.

Relax by the fire or enjoy amazing views from the deck.

HOLIDAY HOME

HOLIdaY HOme

A magical hideaway just for two with all amenities included.

Linen provided. Sleeps 6. Location: Denmark

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HOLIDAY HOME

Location: Denmark

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Location: Albany

A charming riverfront holiday home for up to 8 guests. Relax, sit by the river, visit the many scenic attractions or take an easy 10 minute stroll into Denmark.

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FRANCISCA’S COTTAGE

08 9848 2055 www.honeymoonview.com.au accommodation@denmark.com.au 08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au Francisca’s; a gorgeous hideaway, the perfect fulfilment of peace and quiet. This two bedroom fully self contained cottage is ideal for as much or as little use as you like. The cottage sleeps four comfortably with a queen & two singles. Fully equipped kitchen, linen & towels, wood fire, TV / DVD, movie library, washing machine / dryer and BBQ.

Beautiful 3 level pole home in stunning location overlooking Wilson Inlet, set in Karri forest on Bibbulmun track. Self contained with 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms

Location: Denmark

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Location: Denmark

INDIAN SUMMER 08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.denmark.com.au Recently renovated 4x1 self-contained home. Magnificent sweeping views of Wilson Inlet, come and relax on the spacious decking. Ideal location, even includes cubby for the kids. HOLIDAY HOME

KINTAMANI HOLIDAY COTTAGE

MOONWATERS

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.kintamani.com.au

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.moonwaters.com.au

Beautiful 2 storey cedar clad house, situated halfway between Ocean Beach and Denmark town and only a short stroll to Wilson Inlet.

Peaceful setting near town with inlet views through karri forest and a private path to the Bibbulmun Track and inlet beach. Wood fire, piano and bath.

Self contained, all amenities, sleeps 8 with all linen provided. Pet friendly. Location: Denmark

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HOLIDAY HOME

Winter specials. HOLIDAY HOME

Location: Denmark

RIDGEVIEW VILLA

RIVERINA fARm chAlEt

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.denmark.com.au

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.denmark.com.au

HOLIDAY HOME

Riverina is a self contained 4 bedroom/2 bathroom house located in a rural setting 6 km from Denmark.

400 Square Metres Two Storey 2 Bathrooms 4 Bedrooms 2 Large Living Areas Large Lawn Areas High Position With Ocean And Inland Views 50 Hectares Pasture Cattle Sheep Kangaroos Birds

The house is set in 1 acre of gardens with views across the valley to Mt Lindesay.

Location: Denmark HOLIDAY HOME

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SEA BANKSIA

ALBANY SUMMER HOUSE RETREAT

08 9848 2055 www.denmarkseabanksia.com.au

08 9841 8662 0408 418 662 www.albanysummerhouseretreat.com.au www.parkfarmholidayretreat.com.au www.sevenoaksretreat.com.au

▪ Well appointed 2 storey, clean, comfortable home ▪ Inlet location with panoramic views ▪ Set in beautiful gardens with abundant birdlife ▪ Sleeps seven ▪ Convenient to town centre and Ocean Beach

We have three beautiful holiday homes in Robinson Estate, Albany. Visit our guestbook comments and have a look. You wont be sorry. Picnic hampers available for those special family occasions.

Location: Denmark

HOLIDAY HOME

Location: Albany

HOLIDAY HOME

waterview retreat

DENMARK HOTEL & RIVER ROOMS MOTEL

08 9848 2055 accommodation@denmark.com.au www.denmark.com.au

08 9848 2206 denmarkhotel@westnet.com.au Centrally located in the heart of Denmark, opposite the tranquil Denmark River. Offering modern motel units and budget hotel accommodation. Restaurant, bars and bottleshop on site

Waterview Retreat is a stunning solar passive modern home which comfortably sleeps 6 guests. Relax on the balcony and enjoy the views of the inlet and town. Location: Denmark

HOLiDaY HOMe

Location: 36 Hollings Road, Denmark

THE KOORABUP MOTEL dEnMARK

christina b&b denmark

08 9848 1044 or Freecall 1800 131044 info@koorabup.com.au www.koorabup.com.au Deluxe motel units and 1 & 2 brm apartments with fully equipped kitchens. Well-appointed motel units with private balconies overlooking a tranquil rural scene. Heating, airconditioning, digital flatscreen TVs, and DVD players in all units. The Koorabup Motel is the ideal choice for your stay in Denmark.

08 9848 2900 0427 482 900 christinabandb@westnet.com.au

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Private self-contained Queen B&B suite 1km from the heart of town Local wildlife visit the garden Borders nature reserves

25 Christina Crescent, Denmark HOTEL/MOTEL

WELLNESS

Location: denmark

AiyAnA WELLnESS 08 9848 3258 info@aiyanaretreat.com.au www.aiyanawellness.com.au Quality massage therapy set in a peaceful location. •Remedial •Pregnancy •Aromatherapy •Swedish Relaxation •Deep Tissue •Reflexology •Hahana Hot Rock Massage Health Fund Rebate & Gift Vouchers available

www.denmark.com.au

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DENMARK LIQUOR STORE 08 9848 1546 manager@denmarkliquorstore.com www.denmarkliquorstore.com HOME OF THE GREAT SOUTHERN WINE CENTRE Friday night tastings. Great product knowledge and the biggest selection of great southern wines. Check out our facebook page!

www.denmark.com.au

Denmark Farmhouse Cheese anD DuCketts mill Wines 08 9840 9844 www.denmarkfarmhouse.com.au www.duckettsmillwines.com.au Delight your taste buds at Denmark Farmhouse Cheese and Ducketts Mill Wines. Award winning wines and handmade cheese are available for tasting daily. Also hand made on the premises, farmhouse preserves, fudge and ice-cream. Generous gourmet platters available to be enjoyed on our deck with a top glass of wine or coffee. Come meet Ross, Dallas and the friendly team. 10am to 4pm Closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Open every day in the school holidays.

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ESTATE 807 08 9840 9027 info@estate807.com.au www.estate807.com.au Ideally located on the popular tourist route of Scotsdale Road, just 8 km from the centre of Denmark. The cellar door is situated in a scenic valley adjacent to the vineyard. Our selection of award winning fine wines available for tasting and purchase, represent excellent example of cool climate wines. We serve wholesome lunches on the verandah Friday - Sunday and Public Holidays Open 10 am to 4pm Thursday - Monday Daily during school holidays.

location: 1678 Scotsdale Road, Denmark

Location: 807 Scotsdale Rd, Denmark

HOWARD PARK & MADFISH WINES

OLD KENT RIVER WINERY & MARRON HOUSE CAFÉ

08 9848 2345 denmark@hpw.com.au www.burchfamilywines.com.au

08 9840 8136 oldkentriver@westnet.com.au www.oldkentriverwines.com.au

 Five star rated for 13 years

2km from town on Scotsdale Tourist Dr. Open daily 10am–4pm.

Home of the Giant Marron Family owned and run business established in 1985. Award winning wines with free tastings. The café specialty is marron (freshwater crayfish) and Old Kent River’s organic farm reared lamb. South Coast Hwy, Kent River ½ way between Denmark and Walpole.

Location: Denmark

Location: Kent River

“Outstanding winery regularly producing wines of exemplary quality.”

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WINERY • CELLAR DOOR • RESTAURANT • CAFE • VINOFOOD EMPORIUM • WINESPA BODY CARE • WEDDING VENUE

wine, food, coffee, stunning views and more ... Located just five minutes from town, The Lake House Denmark is the perfect place to visit and enjoy complimentary tasting of our award winning wines at our cellar door, savour our delicious vineyard lunches at our restaurant overlooking the lake or simply relax with a coffee and a piece of home-made cake. Plus discover our VinoFood emporium and luxurious WineSpa body care products.

Open daily 11am to 5pm Turner Road, Denmark (off Mt Shadforth Tourist Drive) Phone 08 9848 2444 www.lakehousedenmark.com.au - The Best of the West Winner

- The Best of the West WA Tourism Awards 2011 Bronze Medal

Most Promising Winery in WA Ray Jordan Wine Guide 2010

Wineries, Distilleries & Boutique Breweries

5 S TA R S James Halliday Wine Companion 2013

Set amongst aged Karri trees with glimpses of Denmarks stunning ocean, Rockcliffe vineyard is a must visit destination. Enjoy cellar door tastings from our four award winning ranges, dine at the renowned Pepper & Salt Restaurant, browse through the art gallery, and children and adults alike will be entertained by our Puzzle Shop and summertime music and movie events. F O U R R A N G E S O F S U P E R B LY C R A F T E D W i N E S

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POACHER’S RIDGE

RICKETY GATE WINERY

08 9857 6066 info@poachersridge.com.au www.poachersridge.com.au

08 9840 9503 www.ricketygate.com.au

Fine wines, good food and fabulous views. Named as one of the top ten cellar doors in WA (Gourmet Traveller Wine). Our cafe features local produce and a seasonal menu. Open Fri-Sun 10am-4pm Location: Mt Barker 1630 Spencer Road, Narrikup

singlefile wines 08 9840 9749 thecellar@singlefilewines.com www.singlefilewines.com Singlefile Wines, selected by Gourmet Traveller Wine Magazine as ‘One Of Australia’s Top Cellar Doors’, is a boutique, family run winery dedicated to making exceptional single vineyard wines that uniquely express the terroir of their site.

Premium Wines & Art GAllery located 15 minutes along Denmark’s stunning tourist drive. experience cool climate wines at their best; the reserve range reflects all the diversity and quality of the Great southern. Art gallery, retail gifts and a range of delicious Dark side chocolates. Open 10:30am to 4:30pm saturday and sunday Location: 1949 scotsdale road, Denmark

Café Cheese

location: 90 walter Rd, Denmark

the wine & truffle co. 08 9777 2474 info@wineandtruffle.com.au www.facebook.com/wineandtruffle www.wineandtruffle.com.au • The largest cultivator of the gourmet French Black Truffle in the southern hemisphere. • Award Winning Wines – free tastings • Gourmet Cafe Cucina Tartufo – truffle infused meals Open from Wednesday to Sunday 10.00am to 3.30pm

Wine

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08 9892 1444 info@wchowe.com.au www.westcapehowewines.com.au West Cape Howe’s philosophy is to make delicious wines of harmony, balance, structure and flavour – wines that people love to drink. Visit us soon and taste our award-winning wines! Location: Mt Barker

Chocolate enjoy it all...

198 McIntyre Road, Denmark Phone 08 9840 9016 Open 10am—5pm Thurs to Mon and daily during school holidays (opening hours subject to change during winter)

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YILGARNIA WINES & WILDFLOWERS 08 9845 3031 sales@yilgarnia.com.au www.yilgarnia.com.au

tours & attractions

Award winning estate grown wines, with friendly service, wild flower wanders, a gourmet tapas plate or a homemade pie. BBQ’s available. Open 11-5pm Fri-Mon. Everyday in school holidays. Closed May -Sept incl. Location: 1847 Redmond West Rd. Take Keith Rd left over the Hay River Bridge and follow the signs.

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Denmark animal Farm & PentlanD alPaca StuD

THE DENMARK BERRy fARM

08 9840 9262 pentlandshop@bigpond.com www.pentlandalpacafarm.com.au

08 9848 1226 bramble@westnet.com.au

Koalas, kangaroos, alpacas, camel, buffalo, Highland cattle, rabbits, goats, sheep & more! Koalas fed 10am, bottle feeding 3pm. Huge craft gallery with Alpaca knitwear and “Stunned Emu Designs” art by Wendy Binks Location: Denmark

Pick your own delicious fresh berries. Red & yellow raspberries, blackberries, loganberries, boysenberries, tayberries, silvanberries and marionberries. Open: From December to April Weekends & School holidays 11am-5pm. 5km from town: Just follow the Berry Farm signs along Scotsdale Rd. Location: 61 Lantzke Rd, Denmark.


Western Australia’s Valley of the Giants

Tree Top Walk

Soar 40 metres high into the canopy of the world-famous tingle trees on the Tree Top Walk!

Go with a guide into the Ancient Empire and walk through a grove of veteran trees at ground level

Free guided tours daily (subject to conditions)

Learn about our rare and unique tingle forest

Visit the

Wilderness Discovery Centre Fun school holiday programs for all the family (excl. July) Buy a local product from the gift shop

Tree Top Walk at Night

See the walk and all the nocturnal creatures of the forest during school holidays Suitable for large groups on request

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BARTHOLOMEWS MEADERY

EDEN GATE BLUEBERRy fARm

08 9840 9349 info@honeywine.com.au www.honeywine.com.au

08 9845 2003 info@edengate.com.au www.edengate.com.au

Award Winning Meads – FREE tastings Pure Unprocessed Honey from our hives Glass Beehive – Spot the Queen Natural Honey Ice Cream made in our ice creamery 7 days per week 9.30-4.30

▪ Blueberries: fresh, frozen, u-pick. ▪ Preserves, icecream, muffins. ▪ Tea and coffee. Open mid December to end of January 10.30am - 4pm Thursday to Monday (Closed Tuesday and Wednesday and some public holidays)

Location: 2620 South Coast Hwy, Denmark

nr Greens Pool

Location: Eden Rd, Youngs Siding off Lower Denmark Rd.

the denmark maze

albany whale tours

An eco-tourism Adventure Follow the boardwalk and wander through the pathways of the bush maze - check out the dead ends to find the centre. Good for the children to expend some energy. Gold coin donation at the entry. our opening hours are 7 days sunrise to sunset.

08 9845 1068 0422 441 484/ 0408 451 068 sailaway@westnet.com.au www.albanywhaletours.com.au

Location: Lapko road, denmark directions: From denmark take the south coast Highway 5 kms towards Walpole to Lapko road on the right hand side. the maze is approximately 1 km up Lapko road.

location: albany

GREAT SOUTHERN SCENIC TOURS

THE LAKE HOUSE dEnmArK

0408 846 041 0439 028 240 www.greatsouthernscenictours.com.au

08 9848 2444 mail@lakehousedenmark.com.au www.lakehousedenmark.com.au Vinofood Emporium at The Lake House Denmark WinEry, rEsTauranT, CafE, GourmET fooD Emporium

Ashburton Air Services •

Enjoy a birds-eye scenic tour of the Great Southern – with an informative, friendly guide

Fly to Perth for the weekend – much more fun and much less driving

Customise your flight for pleasure or business – local getaways, birthdays, aerial photography, property surveys, freight services, etc.

We welcome children, pets, and put any anxious flyers at ease. Location: Denmark Airport

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AlbAny WhAle Tours on sAil-A-WAy June to october: Whale watching tours every day. Complimentary morning/ afternoon tea. Free return trip if whales not sighted. november to March: summer splash wilderness and Twilight cruises. Available for group and party bookings.

There’s more to The Lake House Denmark than our exceptional wines and vineyard lunches. Vinofood combines the flavours of wine and grapes in a delicious range of mustards, jams, chutneys and sauces that go perfectly with our lakeside lunches. made onsite, try our Vinofood range for free at our cellar door plus see our range of other Great southern products. open daily 11am to 5pm. Location: 106 Turner road, Denmark (only 5 mins from town, off mt shadforth Tourist Drive).

Enjoy lunch by the lake...


WINERIES WEDDINGS WHATEVER

THE TOFFEE FACTORY

Ring Rob 0410 423 262 denmarkwinelovers@gmail.com

08 9840 9900 jjs_caterers@bigpond.com www.jjstoffee.com www.elephantsrockcider.com.au

TouR and ChaRTeR SeRviCe Tours: Wineries, Scenery, Places of interest

21 seat air conditioned coach

denmarks factory outlet family destination with treats for everyone cider, toffee, gourmet sauces & preserves all handmade on site open daily - viewing, free tastings, sales olives, ice creams, denmark’s biggest cone

Location: Denmark & The Great Southern

Location: 2927 South Coast Hwy, Denmark

Coach Services: Functions, Weddings, Bib Track Transfers and Group Charters.

weddings

artycool imagery 08 9848 3205 / 0417 925 433 www.artycool.com www.nicduncan.com Capturing the mood, the emotion and the moment, Nic Duncan of Artycool Imagery is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based in Denmark, and a member of the AIPP. Whatever your style, Nic will capture images that allow your personality to shine through.

www.denmark.com.au

a southern affair events

Enjoy browsing through Nic’s website and blog, or give her a call. location: Denmark

0407 288 500 southernaffaireventswa@gmail.com www.asouthernaffairwa.com.au Tying the knot? You CAN make it stress-free... With our affordable, friendly and efficient service, It leaves you, to say “I do” Wedding & Events Planning. Styling. Coordination. Location: Denmark & the Great southern

0408 439 781 www.riverfrontgallery.com.au Enjoy a wide variety of watercolours, acrylics, pastels, mixed media, silks and photography by 12 talented Denmark artists. A large exhibition displayed in a rustic setting overlooking the picturesque Denmark River. Open daily 10.00am to 4.00pm

www.denmark.com.au

Location: 8A Hollings Road, Denmark

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open mon-fri 10am - 5pm holiday weekends 12 - 4pm ph: 08 9848 1436 lantzke road, off scotsdale tourist drive, denmark www.jonathanhook.com.au


Karrisma Gallery and Gifts

retail & services

08 9848 2996 ▪ Local Timber Furniture ▪ Unique Giftware ▪ Homewares A must see on your trip to Denmark Open 7 DAys south Coast Hwy, denmark (opposite the newsagent)

www.denmark.com.au

location: denmark

DENMARK IGA X PRESS STORE

denmark holidays

08 9848 1242 denmarkigaxpress@westnet.com.au

08 9848 1211 holiday@scp.net.au www.denmarkholidays.com.au

• Fresh Fruit & Vegetables (Always locally sourced as available) • Large range of Organic and Gluten Free Products

The SouTh CoaST holiday SpeCialiSTS access to over 250 holiday properties in denmark & the Great Southern.

• Fresh West Australian Fish by Order/Availability OPen 7 dAys A Week Monday to saturday 7am – 7pm sundays 7:30am – 7pm

location: 22 south Coast hwy, denmark

Location: 4 Hollings Rd, denmark.

Transwa

www.transwa.wa.gov.au 1300 662 205

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AUSTRALIAN ALPACA CENTRE

shire of denmark

08 9848 2525 denmark@alpacaaustralia.com.au www.alpacaaustralia.com.au

08 9848 0300 enquiries@denmark.wa.gov.au www.denmark.wa.gov.au

Discover one of nature’s finest fibres at the Australian Alpaca Centre, located in the Old Butter Factory Galleries of Denmark.

Library: 08 9848 3006 Youth Centre: 08 9848 2377 Recreation Centre: 08 9848 2044

You will find various alpaca clothing, accessories and more in wonderful colours and designs. Come and find something really special. Open 7 days

Administration Office Opening Hours Monday – Friday, 9.00am to 4.00pm Location: denmark 953 south Coast highway (Po Box 183)

Location: 10 Mount Shadforth Rd, Denmark

THE LAKE HOUSE DENMARK 08 9848 2444 mail@lakehousedenmark.com.au www.lakehousedenmark.com.au Winery, restaurant, Cafe, Gourmet food emporium the Lake House denmark cellar door, restaurant and gourmet food emporium is a must see destination. the perfect place for a bite to eat, try our premium wines and sample our gourmet Vinofoods. open daily 11am to 5pm. Location: 106 turner road, denmark (only 5 mins from town, off mt shadforth tourist drive).

restaurants & cafes

southern end restaurant 08 9848 2600 info@southernend.com.au www.southernend.com.au RESTAURANT & DENMARK BEW & ALES Local seafood, light and full A La Carte menu, children’s playground, locally brewed ales, decking and lounge area, wedding function centre. Open Lunches and Dinner, Weekends and Sunday Breakfast.

www.denmark.com.au

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Location: 427 Mount shadforth road denmark

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PEPPER & SALT RESTAuRAnT

08 9848 2333 Take Away 5.30am - 9.00pm

08 9848 3053 info@pepperandsalt.net.au Silas & Angela Masih

Fish And Chips Burgers Chicken n chips seafood n chips hot Chickens Rolls & sandwhiches Full hot Baine-Marie location: denmark 69 south coast Hwy, corner of ocean Beach rd and the south coast Hwy, across from the denmark visitor centre

Beautifully set amongst the mature vines at Rockcliffe winery and just a few kilometres from Denmark lies Pepper and Salt, an outstanding quality restaurant serving sumptuous local cuisine with exceptional service. Thurs – Sun Lunch, Friday Dinner. Location: 18 Hamilton Road, Denmark


DENMARK TAVERN

© This publication is produced by Denmark Tourism Inc. 2012

08 9848 1084 Bookings recommended

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FOOD SERVED ALL DAY from 11.30am to 8.30pm every Saturday & Sunday Two course Lunch $21.95 Everyday (excluding School & Public Holidays) A-la-Carte Menu - Group Bookings Available Fresh Seafood, Steak, Ribs Family Friendly Environment Thirsty Camel drive through Bottleshop Gift Vouchers Available for the Restaurant

Location: Lot 632 South Coast Highway, Denmark

All maps and locations are representative only and are not to scale.

RAVENS COFFEE ROASTERS 08 9848 1163 sales@ravenscoffee.com www.ravenscoffee.com RAVENS is Denmark’s own specialty coffee roastery and wholefoods delicatessen . You’re invited to try our delicious range of dine-in or fresh to go meals. 7 days from 8am to 6pm. Location: Denmark Cnr South Coast Hwy and Hollings Rd opposite Berridge Park.

WINERY • CELLAR DOOR • RESTAURANT • CAFE • VINOFOOD EMPORIUM • WINESPA BODY CARE • WEDDING VENUE

Lunch by the Lake

wine, food, coffee, stunning views and more ... Located just five minutes from town, The Lake House Denmark cellar door, cafe and restaurant is the perfect place to stop for a bite to eat. Enjoy casual dining in our restaurant, on the lakeside deck or on a picnic rug overlooking the lake. Unwind with a glass of wine and savour our delicious vineyard lunches or simply relax with a coffee and a piece of our irresistible home-made cake. Try our gourmet Vinofood products plus see our selection of other local foods from the Great Southern.

Open daily 11am to 5pm

Turner Road, Denmark (off Mt Shadforth Tourist Drive) Phone 08 9848 2444 www.lakehousedenmark.com.au Bookings recommended - The Best of the West WA Tourism Awards 2011 Silver Medal Tourism Restaurants & Catering Award

- The Best of the West Winner - Business of the Year Albany Chamber of Commerce & Industry Business Awards 2012

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