Beaches and coves of Esperance

Dolphin Cove is a small white-sand beach in Cape Arid National Park, reached for its coastal scenery, lookout and remote character.

Lovers Beach is a secluded white-sand coastal pocket in Esperance’s West Beach area, also mapped locally as Lovers Cove Beach.

Margaret Cove is a sandy, southeast-facing cove in Stokes National Park, opening near the mouth of the Torradup.

Munglinup Beach lies about 130 kilometres west of Esperance, near the small settlement of Munglinup, and has a sandy, lightly developed south-coast setting.

Pincer Point is a remote Southern Ocean beach near East Munglinup, on the coast associated with Lake Shaster Nature Reserve.

Point Malcolm is a remote sandy beach on the Southern Ocean coast, about 25 kilometres west of Israelite Bay.

Quagi Beach is a sandy and relatively secluded ocean beach about 80 kilometres west of Esperance on Western Australia’s south coast.

Seal Creek Beach is a remote sandy shore on the south coast of Cape Arid National Park, associated with the Seal Creek campground.

Shoal Cape is a remote coastal spot in the heathlands of Stokes National Park, about 80 kilometres west of Esperance.

Skippy Rocks is a remote coastal spot in Stokes National Park, centred on a small beachside campground beside a sandy shore.

Tagon Beach is a remote, sandy shoreline of about two kilometres in the Thomas River area of Cape Arid National Park.

Yokinup Bay is a long, secluded sandy shoreline beside Thomas River in Cape Arid National Park, stretching for almost 25 kilometres along the bay.