Video: a walk through the property
From the river to the chalets in twenty-five seconds. A short look at the land before you visit.
People often ask what the centre actually looks like before they book. So here it is: the land from above, the river, the driveway through the trees, the chalets and the inlet at the end of the day.
What you’re seeing
The centre sits in karri forest at Walpole, with about 500 metres of river frontage onto an inlet that meets the Indian Ocean. The Giant Tingle Tree and the Tree Top Walk are close by.
The chalets are private, with two or three bedrooms, a kitchenette and a view of the river. Meals at the centre are vegan.
Come and see it for yourself.
A place in the karri forest of Western Australia to rest, reset and look after your wellbeing.
Mohanji Centre of Benevolence is operated by Mohanji Foundation Australia Ltd · ABN 80 646 794 569 · a registered charity.
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Booked a chalet after watching this. Those trees!
How far is it from Albany airport?
About 90 minutes by car, Michael. There’s more on getting here in our winter guide.
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