1, Esperance (Esperance)
Esperance (Esperance) is a coastal city in southeastern Western Australia, about 710km northwest from Perth, the capital city of Western Australia, and about 2150 kilometers east from Adelaide, the capital city of South Australia.
Espelance (Esperance) faces the tranquil Espelance Bay (Esperance Bay), is a famous seaside resort, with the most spectacular coastline in Australia and the world, with the reputation of "Australia's most beautiful coastline". Here visitors can experience Australia's most white beaches, starry islands, billowing waters, making friends with kangaroos on the beaches, swimming with dolphins in the sea. Twilight Beach, Ten Miles Beach and Lucky Bay are the brightest business cards in the town.
The National Park fluctuates near (Esperance) in Esperance. Go on, but see the vast farm. A hospitable peasant family will provide you with comfortable accommodations. In the summer, don't miss some beautiful photos of pink lake (Pink Lake), 7 kilometers away. Some of the islands near Espelance Bay are mostly accessible by boat, and some are eco-interactive. Every year from September to October, Esperance is full of flowers in full bloom, very beautiful.
It can be said that to visit Esperance (Esperance), you will definitely be satisfied with your trip to Western Australia.
Learn more: www.visitesperance.com
Two, three pink lakes in western Australia
Pink Lake (Pink Lake, (Pink Lake) is located in (Esperance), a seaport city on the south coast of Western Australia, which is known as Australia's most beautiful coastline, about 7 kilometers from Espelance and covers an area of 9 hectares. Although it is not always pink because of overexploitation, it is the earliest favorite pink lake.
The Hutt lagoon (Hutt Lagoon) is located on the Indian Ocean coast of Central Western Australia, about 528km from Perth, the capital of Western Australia.
Lake Hillier (Lake Hillier), a magical lake located on the southern coast of Western Australia in (Recherche Archipelago, also known as Middle Island, the largest island on the Bay of Isles), covers about 15 hectares and was discovered by British navigators in 1802.
See which one is close to where you are now, or where you can get there? Choose a pink lake that makes you feel the fairy tale world, the wind blowing through it all seems to have pink romantic bubbles, pink lake to satisfy every sweet girl's dream kingdom.
3, wavy rock (Wave Rock)
The (Wave Rock) is located in the southwestern part of Western Australia, about 335km west from Perth, the capital of Western Australia, and the nearest town is Hayden (Hyden), if it leaves Perth. You can pass through the small town of York (York), an old town, and through large sheepy pastures.
Wave rock is a rock formed naturally, because it is washed by flood all the year round, forming wave shape, climbing up to overlook the field of view is very good, next to a reservoir.
4, Albany (Albany)
Historically, Albany (Albany) was the first city to settle in Western Australia. Life here is quiet, beautiful environment, but will not make you bored!
Albany is known for its well-preserved natural scenery and heritage. It has a fascinating natural landscape and a century-old heritage. It is the best combination of nature and history, and the most outstanding representative of history and humanity.
Albany has countless beaches and bays, clear bays, stretches of beaches and vast seas make up the most beautiful coastline, become the most desirable place. Visitors can enjoy the natural beauty of Albany in places such as (Middleton Beach), (Emu Point), Middleton Beach in Emu Cape, and (Little Beach), a small beach about 30 kilometers from Albany, is far from earthly paradise.
If your arrival happens to be the annual classic car race here, you must not miss all kinds of vintage cars, enough to satisfy your whimsical hunts.
5, Giant Valley Crown Trail (Valley of the Giants Tree Top Walk)
Giant Valley (Valley of the Giants) 's treetop, (Treetop Walk), gives you a bird's eye view of some of the tallest giant trees on earth, the first in the world.
The treetop is located in Walpole-Nornalup National Park) and (Walpole Wilderness Area), the Wopper Nature Reserve, with a bird's eye view of the heavily forested peaks. Descend to the ground, explore the ancient Imperial Trail, (Ancient Empire Walk), and you'll find yourself in a cloud-high Tinger Old Tree. These giant trees can't be found elsewhere in Australia, or, in fact, anywhere else on Earth, some of which have grown for more than 400 years.
