The Frankland River region in Western Australia presents a unique experience for travelers, boasting a rich history and stunning landscape. In Albany, the Museum of the Great Southern offers exhibitions, educational programs, and a glimpse into the region's natural and social history. Refurbished in July 2010, the museum overlooks Princess Royal Harbor and shares stories of the Menang Noongar people, Mokare's influence, and the early settlers and convicts.
Nearby in Ongerup, the Ongerup and Needilup District Museum provides insights into the local history and culture. The region is renowned for its flourishing wine industry, featuring numerous wineries and vineyards welcoming visitors for tastings and enjoyment.
For nature enthusiasts, the town of Frankland River, just 6 km from the township, serves as the gateway to the Frankland River Wine Region of Western Australia. This hidden gem boasts an ideal climate for wine production, resulting in deep, rich flavors that make it one of the state's best-kept secrets.