Cape Le Grand National Park

Cape Le Grand National Park – Golden Outback, Western Australia

Cape Le Grand National Park is one of Western Australia’s most breathtaking coastal destinations, located just 63km southeast of Esperance – an easy 45-minute drive on sealed roads. Spanning more than 31,800 hectares, the park is known for its striking granite landscapes, crystal-clear waters and some of the whitest beaches in Australia.

Visitors can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including fishing, swimming, bushwalking, camping and 4WD adventures. The park is also a popular hiking location, with scenic trails offering incredible views over rugged headlands and turquoise bays.

Unmissable Beaches in Cape Le Grand National Park include:

• Lucky Bay – famous for white sand and friendly kangaroos on the beach

• Hellfire Bay – a sheltered cove with vibrant blue waters

• Le Grand Beach – great for long coastal walks and 4WD access

• Thistle Cove – picturesque granite outcrops and natural amphitheatre

• Rossiter Bay – quieter and ideal for peaceful coastal explorations

Cape Le Grand National Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, photographers and travellers seeking iconic Western Australian coastal scenery.

Why Visit:

• Pristine White Beaches & Turquoise Water – Experience some of Australia’s whitest sands and sparkling clear bays perfect for relaxing, swimming, and photography.

• See Kangaroos on the Beach – Lucky Bay is famous for friendly kangaroos lounging right along the shoreline—an iconic Western Australian sight.

• Scenic Hiking & Lookout Trails – Walk to panoramic cliff-top viewpoints that showcase rugged granite peaks, remote bays, and the spectacular Southern Ocean coastline.

Tips:

• Arrive Early in Peak Seasons – Campsites and parking fill up quickly during summer and school holidays—plan ahead or book campsites online.

• Bring Drinking Water & Supplies – Facilities are limited inside the park, so pack enough water, sunscreen, and food for the day.

• Check 4WD Conditions Before Driving – Some beach access and coastal tracks require suitable vehicles; always follow local safety and tide advice.