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Esperance Stonehenge

The Esperance Stonehenge is a full size replica of the UK Stonehenge. It appears as the original is thought to look around 1950BC. Constructed from 137 stones of Esperance Pink Granite, the Esperance Stonehenge is located roughly 15km from town along Merivale Road (on the way to Cape Le Grand National Park).

The Stonehenge was built to align with the Esperance solar calendar, meaning in December as the sun rises rays align with the Heel Stones and shine through to the altar stone for the Summer Solstice. The sunset of the Winter Solstice repeats the same alignment in reverse. Stonehenge is open daily and situated on a working farm, so please ensure pets remain in the car park.

Esperance Farm Experience

Discover the typical seasonal activities of farm life and witness the farmer at work. Together Andrew and Renae are eager to share life on their mixed farming enterprise, Oake Marsh Farm, 25km northeast of Esperance.

You can expect to see lots of animals, from pet lambs and calves, friendly sheep dogs, fussy hens, Black Angus and Gelbvieh cows to all manner of wildlife including kangaroos, emus, foxes, water birds, bob tail goannas and snakes. During this authentic agricultural experience, hear the history of farming in the region and the story of Oake Marsh Farm.

Dabungool Cultural TOUrs

Delve into the six seasons on country with the team at Dabungool. Local Nyungar guides will walk with you, sharing knowledge of plants, animals and life as you experience Kepa Kurl Nyungar Boodja through a cultural lens. With no set tours, every experience is booked at a convenient time for you to explore this genuine learning experience.