Cape Le Grand National Park

Australian National Park Tour: Le Grande National Park (Cape Le Grand National Park) On the most beautiful coastline, Le Grande National Park must request war! Lucky Bay (Lucky Bay), Hellfire Bay (Hellfire Bay), Tishou Bay (Thistle Cove), which is not white to glowing beach, blue to wash your eyes? 🦘 kangaroo, 🧺 for a picnic, 🏄♀️ for a wave... This is not the ultimate dream of beach lovers in front of you ～📸️ Photo: ©Tourism Western Australia

Australian niche attractions kangaroo group on the white sand beach in WA kangaroo group merke travel takes you to punch in the niche attractions in ANZ ～ WA has been known as Lonely Planet. There are many ancient natural attractions and wonders, including spike stonehenge, wave rock, etc. The Cape of Ocean National Park on the south side of Western Australia is one of them. Cape of Ocean National Park is located in the southeast of Western Australia, about 631 kilometers from Perth city center, just in the distance from Perth to the famous Pink Lake Hillier Lake. · From Perth, the national park is about 8 hours and 15 minutes by car. It is recommended that you stop overnight in Esperance, west of the national park, and then go to the national park. The National Park covers 31,801 hectares and has a history of nearly 200 million years and is home to many primitive species of relics. The National Park has a rich and varied geological landscape, including giant granite formations, divergent pools, sandy beaches and bushes. ·Must-see attractions Lucky Bay Lucky Bay is the most famous beach in the national park and around the town of Esperance, and is even rated as one of Australia's top ten beaches. · This beach is famous for its ability to meet wild kangaroos directly on the beach. These kangaroos are wild but not fierce, and are friendly to tourists. When tourists come to the beach, it is easy to see kangaroos lazily basking in the sun or taking a treaty walk on the beach. In addition to the wild kangaroos, the sandy softness of Lucky Bay, with clean white, and the blue sea on the shore, constitutes a beautiful beach view. Tourists can also see the island landscape outside the land when they come to the beach. ·The Frenchman's top is located at the entrance of the park and is a popular rock climbing spot in the park. This climbing point is about 262 meters above sea level, the second highest point in the park. · Climb up the rock wall and you will be able to go to the observation deck at the top of the mountain. At the observation deck, you will be able to browse the magnificent scenery of the National Park and Esperance Bay. · Climbing is about 3 km and takes about 2 hours. Tickets: AUD 15/car for 12 cars below; AUD 7/person for 12 cars above; free for 6 years. Travel with Moke, travel Australia & New Zealand, unlock different local experience and customize your unique free travel.