Esperance to Exmouth Epic 11 Day Tour 2026

Day One

Recommend   you visit the Perth Mint. The Perth Mint's connection to Kalgoorlie is historic, as the gold rush in the area spurred the Mint's founding in 1899 to refine and mint gold coins. 

Witness a live gold pour and touch or try to lift a gold bullion. Discover Western Australia’s unique history. Hour long tours 9.30am, 10.30am, 11.30am,

Depart Perth airport 2:15pm

Arrive Esperance 3:50pm

Meet at Esperance Airport

Check into Esperance accommodation

Two-night stay

Welcome Dinner and get to know your travel companions before embarking on a breath-taking experience of wonder. 

Day Two

Wharton Bay, Condinup, Cape Le Grand, Lucky Bay, 

Proclaimed as having among the finest beaches in Australia, Esperance packs a coastal punch that’s hard to beat. Add one of the most enchanting stretches of oceanside road you’ll ever set wheels on, and for reasons that will become obvious, Esperance’s Great Ocean Drive will leave you wanting to drive on and on. Marvel at the polished granite boulders and formations rising from the water and watch out for dolphins surfing in the crystal clear perfect shaped waves.

We leave for Wharton Bay. Wharton Beach offers magnificent coastal scenery, a superb beach of iridescent white sand and crystal blue waters. It is a photographer’s delight!

Recent erosion at Wharton Beach east of Esperance uncovered remarkable ancient forest

News Article PerthNow. “The remains of an ancient wetland forest and Aboriginal artefacts have resurfaced at a popular Esperance beach, after winter storms eroded the land.

Rangers from the Esperance Tjaltjraak Native Title Aboriginal Corporation first observed the effects of erosion at Wharton Beach in August, which has seen old tree stumps resurface and exposed embedded Aboriginal crafting materials within the terrain.

To uncover the land’s history and heritage, the group had sent off tree samples to researchers at the University of New South Wales Radiocarbon Laboratory, which senior cultural advisor Doc Reynolds said uncovered “remarkable” findings.

“We did some carbon dating on one of the stumps that was exposed, and it came back that it last saw the light of day 7000 years ago,” he said.

Dr Reynolds said the group had also drilled a core into the peat which had prevented the stumps from deteriorating and uncovered pollen grains which were being analyzed by researchers at Curtin University.”

Enjoy an Aussie country lunch at the Condinup Tavern. 

This afternoon visit Cape Le Grand National Park and Lucky Bay. This beach is famous for its kangaroos which are often seen sunning themselves on the white sandy shoreline. 

Accommodation Esperance Hospitality by Best Western