The A M F would like to thank the following for their support:

Great Southern Development Commission

City of Albany

The Government of Western Australia

Albany Port Authority

Festival of the Sea 2010
Easter Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th
April at Albany Boat Shed

Fish, wine beer, cooking demonstrations, fun for kids, build-a-boat competition and much more now over two days. For contact info on the 2010 Festival click here

With thanks to:
Great Southern Development Commission
City of Albany
Laminex Group
Albany Port Authority

Boat Shed use available to the Public and Community

Exhibition and meeting areas are available at attractive rates to individuals and the community. A fully equiped woodworking workshop is also available at very reasonable rates for community groups.

Please note that during the construction phase of the Waterfront development access and parking are limited.

Please contact AMF chair Ron Waterman here or Administrator Jenny Rickerby here for more info

Kinjarling Cultural Pathways Strategy

Click here to download Consultants Contract: Preparation of the Kinjarling/Albany Stories
259 kb .pdf
Kinjarling Map
277 kb .pdf


The aim of this project is to research, plan and develop a maritime cultural interpretive pathway strategy for the region that will link Indigenous and European cultural sites along the shores of Princess Royal and Oyster Harbours, King Georges Sound and eventually other parts of the south coast. This includes planned cultural development projects sites such as the Welcome Walls at the
Western Australian Museum-Albany, unmarked Indigenous and European cultural heritage places in and about King Georges Sound, historic shipwrecks, and the clearly identifiable Albany Pilot Station and the Point King Lighthouse.

To find out more click here