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Find attractions in Esperance and the South Coast region of Western Australia’s Golden Outback, from beautiful beaches and pristine national parks to museums, historic sites and heritage trails.
Attraction Esperance
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Stokes National Park covers an area of 10,667 hectares, excluding 16.19 hectares for preservation of a historic homestead - Moir Homestead....
Situated in the Port Authority Park on Wireless Hill is the grave of John Forrest's Aboriginal tracker and faithful friend Tommy Windich....
The Peak Charles National Park is located 100 kilometres north west of Esperance....
Attraction Norseman
Beacon Hill Lookout overlooks the town of Norseman. From the top you can take in unique views of the surrounding countryside, salt lakes, the Norseman township, and the giant mine tailings dump....
Attraction Balladonia
In the 1880's pioneer farmers in the district built fine stone fences to enclose their stock. There are miles of stone fences which now act as barriers against erosion. These are still visible in the area....
Situated seven kilometres east of Norseman along the Eyre Highway. An easy climb to the peak, with panoramic views of the salt lakes, dundas hills and mine operations. Reputed to be one of the oldest geological formations in the world, dated 550 million years old, Mount Jimberlana is part of a dyke system, the Jimberlana Dyke, that stretches 600 kilometres to Perth....
Attraction Hopetoun
John Forrest (1847-1918) was a surveyor who made several expeditions into the centre of Australia. Together with his brother, they became the best known explorers in Western Australia. Both John and his brother were born in Bunbury, Western Australia. Later, in 1890, John Forrest became the first Premier of Western Australia....
The Tanker Jetty is conveniently located on the town foreshore in the heart of Esperance. Try your hand at throwing a line in for a spot of fishing, wander the 670 metre length of the jetty, or just sit for a while and check out the local marine life which is in abundance beneath the jetty....
Attraction Ravensthorpe
The Ethel Daw Scenic Drive is a 30 kilometre heritage trail. Allow yourself one to two hours. Drive up to Mount Desward Lookout at 340 metres high, for a fabulous 360 degree view over bushland, old mines and on a good day, the Southern Ocean....
Attraction, Shopping Esperance
Kepa Kurl Aboriginal Art Gallery and Gift Shop is located in Esperance's Museum Village in one of the historic buildings dating back to the late 1800s....