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Archipelago of the Recherche<br />
Also known as the Bay of Isles and far easier to pronounce, is comprised of about 100<br />
islands. Here you will find sandy beaches and tropical waters, as well as plenty of<br />
wildlife and sea creatures. There are a couple of cruise tours that can take you over to the<br />
islands for 2 hours or all day trips.<br />
<strong>Australia</strong>n Parrot Farm<br />
Not just plenty of parrots to talk to, but, there are also pheasants and guinea fowl.<br />
Fisheries Road, Yarrumun.<br />
Beaches<br />
Esperance is known for its beaches. Within walking distance are some beautiful white<br />
sandy areas. Twilight Cove is a good safe swimming beach.<br />
Cape Arid National Park<br />
Nearby is the Eden Killer Whale Museum 56km east of Esperance which offers beautiful<br />
coastal scenery, or on to the Cape Arid National Park. Cape Arid National Park lies 120<br />
kilometres east of Esperance and can be reached by a good road.<br />
Cape Le Grand National Park<br />
Located 48km southeast of Esperance, this park has beautiful scenery and is abundant<br />
with native wildlife. There is a marked 15km walking trail that has great coastal views.<br />
Historical Village and Municipal Museum.<br />
Within the town of Esperance is the Historical Village and Municipal Museum. Exhibits<br />
include bits of the Skylab Spacecraft, pieces of which survived the ordeal of re-entry into<br />
the earth’s atmosphere and reached earth near Balladonia. James Street.<br />
Exmouth<br />
Exmouth is about 1,250 north of Perth. Located at the tip of the Peninsula and 155km<br />
north of Coral Bay. One of Exmouth's major attractions is it's coastline. The beaches are<br />
picture perfect with conditions ideal for swimming, sunbathing, snorkelling, watersports<br />
and fishing.<br />
Bundegi Beach<br />
Located 12 km north of Exmouth is Bundegi Beach. This beach marks the start of the<br />
Ningaloo Marine Park and is a great beach for swimming, snorkelling and fishing. A<br />
coral viewing boat departs from here and there is a kiosk adjacent to the jetty. There is a<br />
boat launching facility at the southern end of the beach.<br />
Lighthouse Bay<br />
There are good access tracks into this beach which is suitable for fishing, swimming,<br />
surfing and sunbathing<br />
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