Denmark, Western Australia - how to get here

Denmark is located some 420 kilometres south of Perth, the capital of Western Australia.

Travelling by car

The quickest route from Perth by car (about four and a half hours driving time) is via Albany Highway, travelling first through jarrah forest and then through open, agricultural land, turning off onto Muir Highway at Mount Barker and then onto the Denbarker Road.

An alternative, rather slower but perhaps more scenic, route is via South West Highway, which takes in the Blackwood River Valley, lots of tall timber country, and passes through Walpole en route to Denmark.

Travel time to/from other popular destinations - Albany 30 mins, Walpole 45 mins, Pemberton 2 hrs 15 mins, Margaret River 4 hrs, Busselton/Bunbury 4 hrs, Esperance 6 hrs.

Check the routes available on Google Maps. You can even programme in your start point and destination, and Google will plot a route for you.

Travelling by bus/train

Daily Transwa bus services are available between Denmark and Perth and there are alternative routes which you may choose from, some of which include transfers to the Australind rail service between Bunbury and Perth.

For more information/bookings, contact Transwa or the Denmark Visitor Centre.

Travelling by air

There are daily Skywest flights between Perth and Albany, taking just over one hour.

Denmark Air strip can accommodate charter flights.

For further information or assistance, please contact the Denmark Visitor Centre, by phoning 08 9848 2055 or via our online enquiry form.