Denmark Bed and Breakfasts Reviews and Rates

Chocolate, Toffee, Ice cream and wine

A small town with beaches on one side and magnificent huge forests on the other. A cold clime most of the time so everything was green and lush. Reminded us of Montville/Maleny but greener. Salmon and Karri trees line the roads and views from the hilltops take in peninsulas and oceans all around.Heaps of wineries, chocolate factories, magic mead, …

Cape Leewin and BIG trees

A slowish start to the day as we had breafast then a cuppa with our hosts before leaving at abou 9:30am. Our hosts were worried that the cattle bellowing during the night may have kept us awake, but we all had slept like rocks, except when sudden rain squalls came through. They had 20 mm in the last 24 hours so fairly wet.

The run down to …

On the road again

Once again the weather was showery on this days travels. We started just before 8:30 and arrived at Albany by lunch time. A toilet break was taken at a roadhouse at Boxwood Hill and that was all that there was at that place. O purchased a cup of coffee to justify the use of the facilities by the ladies, then off southwest again. The countryside was …

Valley of the Giants

We had booked a room at the Denmark Hotel/Motel for Saturday and Sunday as we didn't want to miss out on a room – there are lots of Ulysses in town because it is very close to Albany and because we wanted to spend a bit of time in the area to visit the valley of the giants.

We had a whole day and a half in Denmark to explore so when …

Scary Metal Ladder of Death - 3a to c

Here we were thinking that only in South America could the authorities build an inherently dangerous tourist atttraction. Surely Australians would be more safety conscious (for heavens sake they had a sign on the urinals at the Adelaide cricket ground asking people to go "below this sign" - how paranoid can you be?). Well, Western Australia isn't …