ACCOMMODATION CASTLETOWN WA

The BayView Motel offers clean comfortable and affordable accommodation in Esperance is centrally located with a 10 minute walk to the town center. We have a variety of rooms to choose from. Queen, double and single, standard 2 bedroom and superior 2 bedroom with cooking. Standard in all rooms is hair dryer, kettle, microwave, toaster ,kettle, flat screen tv, air conditioning, desk. Things to do and see: � Cape le-grand National Park � Great Country Drive � Great ocean drive � Ten mile Lagoon Wind Farm � Beach and Rock Fishing � Historical Town Walk

Ideally located close to the centre of Esperance the Hospitality Inn offers spacious Motel Rooms. After a hectic day exploring the local sights of Esperance and surrounding areas, you can relax by our swimming pool, or enjoy a casual meal in our attractive barbecue area. For more formal dining, Seasons licensed restaurant provides excellent a-la-carte dining each evening and a choice of a continental buffet or cooked breakfast each morning.

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Esperance Bay Holiday Park is a small friendly park situated one kilometre from the town centre (five to 10 minute walk). The park is directly opposite calm swimming beaches and easy walk to fishing jetties, a variety of cafes, restaurants and hotels close by. They offer a variety of brick self-contained chalets, basic cabins and well maintained grassed sites to suit tents, camper trailers and sites with concrete slabs for motor homes and caravans. Esperance is a perfect seaside destination offering an abundance of attractions and activities....

Pink Lake Tourist Park is just 2 km from the centre of Esperance.The park caters for tourists who are wanting either onsite accommodation, powered or camping sites.The onsite accommodation ranges from budget cabins to deluxe self contained villas.For caravaners we have large grassed and shaded sites and large refurbished ablution blocks where you have room to move.For the children we have modern playground equipment including a Bouncy Cushion.There is also internet facilities both wifi and a booth.The park has security access and is well maintained.

The Esperance Seafront Caravan Park is a relaxing, quiet, lawned, shady caravan park on the seafront with magnificent ocean views and friendly service. Situated 50m from the beach, 2km from town, on 10 gently sloping acres, and close to the fishing jetty. We have 4 accommodation types ranging from 2 and 3 bedroom holiday units which are fully self contained, standard and en-suite cabins and 180 caravan and tent sites. Children under 5 free (on sites only). We offer the 7th night free and we are a "Top Tourist Park of Australia". Accommodation Esperance Seafront Caravan Park gives you the option of five accommodation types: Two and three-bedroom holiday units - RAC-rated 4 star. Ensuite deluxe two-bedroom, RAC-rated 4-star cabins. Standard cabins. Caravan sites. Tent sites. Holiday Units These two and three-bedroom holiday units are top of the range double brick units and are luxurious and spacious. They are the only RAC-rated 4 star accommodation in Esperance. They are air-conditioned and heated, have their own laundry and washing machine, fully equipped kitchen with microwave & dishwasher, have own private bathroom, BBQ area, telephone, TV, DVD player & CD and undercover parking. They do not have sea views. Ensuite Cabins The RAC-rated 4-star two-bedroom deluxe en-suite cabins are air conditioned and heated, have fully equipped kitchen with microwave, their own private bathroom, TV & DVD player. They do not have sea views. Standard Cabins Comprises a caravan with an attached cabin that has a fully equipped kitchen with microwave, TV and DVD player. They have limited sea views.

These new two and three bedroom luxury holiday units are a special treat for the traveller. Designed for spacious living, with stylish furnishings and provided with own private outdoor area and undercover parking. These top quality units have their own laundries and are airconditioned and are spotlessly clean. Beautiful gardens give them a lovely relaxing feel and the friendly staff provide information and tour bookings. Situated 2 klms from town and 300m from the sea. The holiday experience you deserve. We offer the 7th night free and are a "Top Tourist Park Member".

Clearwater Motel Apartments really are in the middle of town, and offer recently refurbished one and two bedroom apartments. Each apartment has queen size beds, 106 centimetre plasma televisions, fully self-contained kitchens with cooking facilities, practical furniture and your own en suite and balcony. All apartments are fitted with reverse cycle air-conditioning to keep you cool in summer and warm in winter Clearwater Motel Apartments offers you a fantastic spot to stay all year round. We cater for holiday makers and corporate stays alike. With Australia’s greatest beaches directly across the road, a guest barbecue area and tours that can be organised by us - there is plenty to do in Esperance. Call in and have a peek at our rooms, we are confident you will be impressed!

For a totally different experience stay at the award-winning architecturally designed striking blue town houses Esperance Island View Apartments. Ideally located along the revitalised Esperance Bay Foreshore these stunning apartments are decorated with paintings by local artists. Enjoy your stay in Esperance in fully self-contained, modern, clean, crisp accommodation with large balcony or courtyard, featuring your own gas barbecue and outdoor dining setting. Luxuriously spacious and environmentally friendly, these apartments are sunny and warm in winter and cool and breezy in summer. Fully landscaped with private gardens. Indulge yourself!...

Acclaim Parks' Pine Grove Holiday Park is located in the beautiful town of Esperance in Western Australia. Esperance is a must to visit with its aqua water, pristine beaches and Bay of 110 Isles. Pine Grove Holiday Park offers the best of both worlds nestled in parkland surrounded by three national parks and only minutes from the town and beach. Pine Grove Holiday Park is well known for its quality accommodation and facilities, as well as plentiful and secluded ensuite sites. The Park is the perfect springboard to go diving, fishing, cruising to the islands, riding and walking in the parks, and taking the Great Ocean Drive. Acclaim Parks' friendly staff at Pine Grove Holiday Park look forward to welcoming you on your next visit to Esperance....

Welcome to Esperance and the Jetty Resort, which offers luxury accommodation, superb ocean views, spa suites, two bedroom apartments and standard units. Stay at the magnificent Jetty Resort, situated across from the fishing jetty right on the waterfront, one minute's drive from the town centre. The brilliant blue water and snow-white beaches of Esperance and the southern coast provide a spectacular coastal backdrop to a region of magnificent national parks and unspoilt marine playgrounds. Explore the stunning string of close to 110 islands in crystal clear water just off the shoreline.

A 15 minute walk to town, the Esperance YHA hostel is located just 20 metres from the sea front and has magnificent panoramic views of Esperance Bay. The hostel has BBQ area and a lovely native garden at the back. Esperance is a great base for exploring the Cape Le Grand National Park where kangaroos laze on the pristine beaches.

Pink Lake Tourist Park is just 2 km from the centre of Esperance.The park caters for tourists who are wanting either onsite accommodation, powered or camping sites.The onsite accommodation ranges from budget cabins to deluxe self contained villas.For caravaners we have large grassed and shaded sites and large refurbished ablution blocks where you have room to move.For the children we have modern playground equipment including a jumping pillow.There is also internet facilities both wifi and a booth.The park has security access and is well maintained.

Australia's whitest beach, Lucky Bay, is also one of Western Australia's most idyllic; the biggest jewel in a string of stunning beaches along the coast of Cape Le Grand National Park and Esperance. Its squeaky-clean sand, turquoise water, perfect swimming conditions and breathtaking views of the Recherche Archipelago regularly put it at the top of Australia's best beach list. Even the kangaroos can't resist lazing on the sand here. A 40-minute drive east from Esperance gets you to Lucky Bay in the Cape le Grand National Park. Alternatively, you can join a four wheel drive or Indigenous cultural and eco tour running daily from Esperance. The bay stretches for five kilometres, and with no crowds to battle you're guaranteed to find your own slice of paradise to relax or cast a fishing line. Venture beyond the beach and you'll find some excellent walking tracks, many offering sweeping views of the wildlife-rich Recherche Archipelago. Be sure to keep an eye out for migrating whales between July and October. The caravan and camp grounds in the national park offer picnic areas, solar-heated showers and toilets, ideal for spending a night or two under a star-filled sky and strolling along the moonlit bay. ...

Picture a lake of the brightest bubblegum-pink sitting beside the deepest blue ocean. Lake Hillier is one of the extraordinary sights you'll see flying or cruising through the pristine wilderness of the Recherche Archipelago. Located on Middle Island, the largest of the Recherche islands (11 kilometres from the coast of Cape Arid National Park), this striking phenomenon can be accessed by chartering a plane or boat with nearby tour operators in Esperance. The lake is separated from the Southern Ocean by just a thin strip of sand and it's widely believed that the water's permanent strawberry milkshake colour is due to the extremely high level of salinity. This discovery was made as early as 1802, when Matthew Flinders led an expedition to the islands and collected a sample from the lake, but there has been no definitive proof that salt is the source of its unique hue. Measuring just 600 metres wide and shaped like a footprint, this relatively small feature has a huge impact when viewed from a scenic flight or cruise, and the untouched islands of the Recherche Archipelago create a stunning backdrop, rich in marine life. ...

Check out the picturesque views from Mississippi Hill and the stunning white sandy beaches of Rossiter Bay to find out why Cape Le Grand National Park is renowned as one of the most spectacular national parks in Australia. Walk around the massive granite rock outcrop that is Mississippi Hill and visit the memorial to the explorer Edward John Eyre, who named both the hill and the bay. Stroll along the soft sand at Rossiter Bay or try your luck at fishing from the beach. Stay overnight at one of the national park?s designated camping grounds and be sure to wake early enough to experience the beautiful morning sunrise. Take a short 15 minute walk from Rossiter Bay to the national park?s bird sanctuary where you can get close to many native birds and learn more about each species and their habitat. Mississippi Hill and Rossiter Bay are located within Cape Le Grand National Park, just 40 minutes drive from Esperance or a two hour flight southeast of Perth. If you can time your visit between July and October you will be rewarded with a spectacular display of wildflowers....

Helen Fenemor welcomes you to the Bay of Islands Bed and Breakfast to experience the peaceful and relaxing surroundings of West Beach, overlooking the beautiful turquoise waters of the Recherche Archipelago. All rooms overlook the islands of the Recherche Archipelago at West Beach. A continental or cooked breakfast is included in your rate and you can choose to dine indoors or outside on the balcony overlooking the ocean....

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. New Zealand fur seals and Australian sea lions often visit the jetty. One such regular visitor is the resident sea lion who the locals have affectionately named 'Sammy'. Snorkel or dive the artificial reef at the end of the jetty to experience a close encounter with the diverse sea life. The picturesque old timber jetty is an Esperance icon, which has significant heritage value. It is a beautiful spot where you could pass the entire day enjoying a relaxing picnic lunch, taking a meander along the esplanade, finishing off with a nice refreshing swim. It is in easy walking distance to the town centre. Esperance is a beautiful coastal town, which is a one and a half hour flight, or a eight hour drive south of Perth....

Thomas Fishery Camp is located in the Cape Arid National Park - a large and exceptionally scenic park best known for its stunningly beautiful beaches, clear blue seas and rocky headlands. Campers can enjoy swimming, snorkelling, fishing and bushwalking, as well as photography and bird watching thanks to the intriguing mix of plants that grow on and near the area, attracting some fascinating and endangered wildlife. This camp is based at a historic site, originally used as a whaling station in the 1870s. Nothing remains of the station today, but you may see southern right whales along the coast when they come close to shore to give birth and nurse their young. The campground itself has very basic campsites with few facilities. Campfires are not permitted. Campers are advised to bring enough drinking water for the duration of their stay. Bookings cannot be made. Camping fees do not apply at this campground; however, park entry fees apply at Cape Arid National Park. For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website. ...

The Esperance Visitor Centre is the first stop for travellers wanting helpful and accurate information about the Esperance region and the state of Western Australia. Their helpful and friendly staff will share their extensive local knowledge of the area giving advice and booking tours, accommodation and bus travel to make your Esperance experience memorable. The Visitor Centre also features a local product display, a large range of souvenirs and the Esperance souvenir gold coins. The Esperance Visitor Centre is located within the Museum Village, which has a caf? for a relaxing lunch or coffee break....

The Great Ocean Pathway meanders around the spectacular coastline of Esperance, on the south coast of Western Australia, with its dazzling white beaches and unbelievable aqua water. This easy Top Trail runs 12 kilometres from Esperance Bay to Twilight Beach, the bitumen track, used by walkers, runners, cyclists and prams, follows the bay through town, passing cafes, fishing jetty and wharf. The transition from the bay to ocean side requires a climb up to the hill to Twilight Beach Road. From here the trail follows the road but is removed from it as the coastal bush insulates the bike trail until arriving at the car park of one of many beautiful beaches. The trail currently finishes at Twilight Beach. It can be accessed from a number of car parks along its length to provide a variety of sceneries and distance options. Highlights include Blue Haven where granite outcrops jut out into the azure sea to create the lovely bays, Tanker jetty where angler?s fish and Sammy the Seal looks for fish heads and the Taylor Street Caf? housed in the old hospital building. Whether cycling, walking or driving, this circuit is a classic and a must when in the area....

Thomas River Shire Reserve Camp is located at the mouth of the Thomas River in Cape Arid National Park. Visitors can enjoy canoeing and kayaking along the river, as well as fishing. Nestled in the midst of banksia woodland, the campground includes a shaded shelter and toilets as basic facilities. For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website....

You will love coming to Esperance and sharing your experience with the team at Esperance All Seasons Esplanade Apartments. Ideally situated one block from the town centre, the apartments have everything you need. Fully self-contained you have a choice of either one or two bedrooms. These include your own private laundry and a patio with a private barbecue....

Lake Monjingup is ideal for a picnic, great walks including a board walk on the Lake, bird watching and many wildflowers in spring. From Esperance, follow the South Coast Highway until you see the signs to Telegraph Road. Monjingup Lake Nature Reserve spreads on both sides of that road, with the first entrance on the left hand side and the second entrance further on the right hand side of Telegraph Road....

The Rotary Lookout in Esperance is located high on a granite outcrop, and offers expansive views of the surrounding coastal town and its magnificent beaches. Take in the spectacular vista of the remote islands of the Recherche Archipelago and the sweeping panorama of the town of Esperance. From its vantage point on Wireless Hill you can enjoy 360 degree views all the way from 'Pink Lake' inland to the surrounding farmland on the outskirts of town. Stretch your legs on the walking or cycling trail from the Rotary Lookout to Twilight Beach, and enjoy the fresh sea air and the rugged pristine surrounds. Make the lookout your first stop, before continuing on to explore the remainder of Esperance's Great Ocean Drive. The Great Ocean Drive is a 38 kilometre circular drive trail that will take you through some of the most stunning coastal scenery in Australia. Esperance is a lovely port town, which is a one and a half hour flight, or an eight hour drive south of Perth....

Woody Island Nature Reserve off the coast of Esperance is just the spot for nature lovers. Surrounded by pristine bushland and ocean, there?s plenty of time for bushwalking, hiking, swimming, snorkelling and fishing. Woody Island is part of the 100 islands that make up the Recherche Archipelago, or Bay of Isles as it?s known by locals. It?s the only island that is open to the public and offers camping. Facilities are excellent and range from camp sites to safari tents with stunning views over eucalyptus trees to Shearwater Bay. All sorts of marine life thrive in the waters surrounding Woody Island including fur seals, sea lions and dolphins. On land you might see marsupials like bandicoots and wallabies, as well as a range of birds including rare sea eagles. To learn more about the local wildlife visit the interpretive centre on the island. There?s a swimming platform and an underwater snorkel trail ? or you can just relax and soak up the tranquillity. It takes about half an hour to sail to Woody Island from Esperance and daily cruises operate during the season....

Thomas River Camp is located in the Cape Arid National Park - a large and exceptionally scenic park best known for its stunningly beautiful beaches, clear blue seas and rocky headlands. Campers can enjoy swimming, snorkelling, fishing and bushwalking, as well as photography and bird watching thanks to the intriguing mix of plants that grow on and near the area, attracting some fascinating and endangered wildlife. The campground itself is easily accessed by two-wheel drive, and includes a number of facilities such as toilets, picnic tables and gas barbecues. Campfires are not permitted. Campers are advised to bring enough drinking water for the duration of their stay. Bookings cannot be made. Park entry fees apply. For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website. ...

Mount Ragged Camp is located in the Cape Arid National Park - a large and exceptionally scenic park best known for its stunningly beautiful beaches, clear blue seas and rocky headlands. Campers can enjoy swimming, snorkelling and bushwalking, as well as photography and bird watching thanks to the intriguing mix of plants that grow on and near the area, attracting some fascinating wildlife. Campfires are not permitted. Campers are advised to bring enough drinking water for the duration of their stay. Bookings cannot be made. Park entry fees apply. For more information, please visit the Department of Parks and Wildlife's ParkStay website. ...

Budget Rent A Car offers a huge range of meticulously maintained and serviced vehicles, including a range of 'smoke free' cars, four wheel drives, minibuses, trucks and commercial vehicles. Their fleet is constantly updated so you can always be sure you are travelling in the latest model, top quality vehicles. For your added security, in the unlikely event of an immobilised vehicle, they have 24 hour roadside assistance. Budget has locations throughout Western Australia which provides a unique one way rental system and allows you to pick up a vehicle in one location and drop it off at another, ensuring maximum flexibility and convenience. So whether you want a small, economy sized car for city driving, a comfortable sedan for discovering the joys of Western Australia's pristine coast or a four wheel drive for exploring the rugged outback, Budget has the right vehicle at the right price for you....

For four wheel driving along vast white beaches, camping out under a star-filled sky, colourful wildflowers, whale watching and swimming at secluded bays, a visit to Cape Arid National Park east of Esperance is a must. This untouched paradise is also known for its excellent bushwalking and beach fishing. Most of the tracks within the park are accessible only by four wheel drive - hit the dirt and you'll be rewarded with beautiful coastal scenery of granite outcrops, sand dunes and stands of mallee trees, banksia and paperbark. If you're camping, there's a good chance you'll spot local nocturnal animals like honey possums, wallabies and kangaroos. Take your pick from scenic picnic spots including Thomas River, Mount Ragged or Seal Creek. Self-guided walking trails range from one to four hours and take you deep into native bushland and along coastal heaths with views over the Southern Ocean - you may even spot southern right whales offshore. Not surprisingly, the swimming is idyllic, while bays like Yokinup are popular for windsurfing. Good camping facilities can be found at Thomas River or Duke of Orleans Bay Caravan Park. Cape Arid National Park is an hour's drive east of Esperance....

Esperance Beachfront Resort welcomes you to Esperance. They offer quality affordable accommodation right on the beachfront. With a restaurant on site and a short stroll to the jetty, shops and other amenities, Esperance Beachfront Resort will provide the ultimate relaxing holiday whatever your budget. You can choose from luxury units or the fully self-contained budget chalets. Whatever your choice you will enjoy the friendly personal service for your stay....

The Esperance Seafront Holiday Units are two or three bedroom luxurious trouble free accommodation. All you bring is your food and clothes. The two bedroom unit accommodates a maximum of four people and the three bedroom unit accommodates a maximum of six people. The units are situated only two kilometres from the post office, and 30 metres from the beach, but do not have sea views. There is a hotel with restaurant in the same block in walking distance, the fishing jetty (though closed now) and everything is close by. The units have individual undercover parking, their own barbecues and outdoor furniture, have lovely rose and other gardens, and are very private. They are self catering, so have fully equipped kitchens, complete laundries with washing machines and dryers and clothes lines. They have dishwashers, hairdryers, reverse cycle air conditioners, television, DVD, compact disc player, ironing boards and irons. When staying with them, they offer the seventh night free and winter discounted prices. Esperance is surrounded by five National Parks, has the whitest beaches in Australia, and is renown for the most magnificent scenery especially along the Great Ocean Drive. Come and visit Esperance....

This award winning B and B is a living postcard of uninterrupted panoramic views of the stunning Recherche Archipelago, a purpose built bed and breakfast designed to bring these unbelievable views into every room. Situated in an idyllic, peaceful location in Esperance on the southern coast of Western Australia, it's the perfect place for your memorable stay. The property is just five minutes drive from the town centre and shops, restaurants and cafes, not to mention the myriad of activities to do in Esperance including wildlife cruises, fishing, diving; or simply absorb the spectacular coastal scenery including more than one hundred islands and extensive national parks....