The Goldfields-Esperance region is the largest in Western Australia with an area of about 770,000 square kilometers. Esperance has an interesting history. The French, who found shelter in this region from a raging storm, discovered this region. ‘Esperance’ is a French term for ‘hope’.

The region has its economy based on agriculture, fishing, and the extraction and processing of various mineral resources, like gold and nickel.

Also known as the ‘Bay of Isles’, Esperance is home to some magnificent beaches and water features. With squeaky white sand and turquoise water, the beaches here present a perfect opportunity to spend a relaxed time with family and friends. Swimming, surfing, fishing, snorkeling and scuba diving to watch exotic aquatic fauna, or just relax on the sandy beaches of Esperance. 100 small islands surrounding Esperance are home to Australian Sea Lions, Cape Barren Geese, Dolphins, New Zealand Seals, Sea Eagles and plenty of other rare and exquisite wildlife.

The region is also dotted with several National Parks and Conservation Parks. Cape Le Grand National Park offers panoramic view of the entire region of Goldfields-Esperance. Cape Arid National Park, Peak Charles National Park, and Stokes National Park offer best walking trails and camping sites.

Some other spots of tourists’ interest in the region include the Great Ocean Drive, Pink Lake, the Cannery Arts Center, the Bijou Theater, the Esperance Historic Town Walk, the Kepwari Wetland Walk Trail, the Esperance Museum, the Museum Park Period Village, Hellfire Gallery, Mermaid Leather and Telegraph Farm, the Tanker Jetty, Lake Monjingup, Woody Island and the Archipelago of the Recherche.

The area has some of the gorgeous spots to relish and some laidback accommodation places to stay. We offer cheap Esperance accommodation bookings round the year to make your stay comfortable. Book NOW and ensure you get the best deals with us!