Description

Around 50 kilometres east of Esperance in Western Australia sits the gorgeous coastline park known as Cape Le Grand National Park. The park spans 31,801 hectares and has stunning landscapes, immaculate white sand beaches, turquoise oceans, and craggy coastal hills.

The park has various plants and animals, such as kangaroos, wallabies, possums, echidnas, and birds. In addition, the park has multiple spring-blooming wildflowers and banksias, she-oaks, and eucalyptus trees among its vegetation.

Cape Le Grand National Park's breathtaking beaches, which rank among Australia's most beautiful, are its primary draw. However, the most well-known beach in the park is Lucky Bay, famed for its pristine waters and fine, white sand. Kangaroos may frequently be relaxing on the beach at Lucky Bay, also home to a resident population.

Hellfire Bay, which has stunning rock formations and blue waves, is another well-liked beach in the park. Other beaches in the park include Rossiter Bay, which is well-known for fishing and snorkelling, and Thistle Cove, which is noted for its picturesque vistas of the surrounding granite hills.

Cape Le Grand National Park provides tourists with various outdoor activities, including hiking, camping, fishing, and animal viewing, in addition to its beautiful beaches. The 15-kilometre Coastal Trail, which runs along the park's coastline and provides gorgeous views of the beaches and bays, is just one of the hiking paths in the park that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside.

Many campsites in the park provide fundamental amenities, such as restrooms, showers, and barbeque facilities, for guests who want to stay over. Nonetheless, park visitors should be warned that the campgrounds might fill up during the busiest times of the year, so it is best to make reservations in advance.