Bremer Bay; WA’s best beaches?

ByAaron Schubert Posted: Updated:

After spending 11 days in Esperance, we packed up and headed around the Fitzgerald National Park, for a couple of days at Bremer Bay.

Bremer Bay Caravan Park
We called in at the Bremer Bay Caravan Park, which was home for a couple of days

 

Sparkling Island at Bremer
Then went for a drive to check out some local spots – Sparkling Island

 

Bremer Bay coastline
The coastline is amazing here
Perfect beaches at Bremer
You couldn’t get much more perfect if you tried!

Bremer Bay JettyThe marina and jetty have been done up very nicely

 

Fish cleaning station at Bremer Bay 

The fish cleaning station is one of the best I’ve seen

Pelicans at Bremer Bay
There are plenty of local pelicans

Bremer Bay Pelican populationJust a couple more!

 

4WDing at Bremer Bay 

There are plenty of places to access by 4WD

Bremer Bay Beaches
The beaches are readily accessible

 

Fitzgerald National Park roads
We spent a day exploring Fitzgerald National Park, which was incredible
Flora at Fitzgerald National Park
The flora is quite remarkable, and unique
Chopped down land cruiser
We bumped into a tidy dual cab Land Cruiser
Point Anne, Bremer Bay
Brand new facilities at Point Anne

Point Anne BeachLooking down the beach at Point Anne

 

DEC facilities at Point Anne 

DEC’s new facilities are excellent

Bremer Bay 4x4 tracks
Exploring the tracks from Point Anne to Doubtfuls

 

Bremer Bay 4WD track closed
Nothings that simple though, is it?
Quaalup Homestead at Bremer
We called in at Quaalup Homestead
Quaalup ruins
Where the ruins are still standing
Bremer Bay four wheel driving
With a bit more four wheel driving
Squid at Bremer Bay
We ended up at a good squidding location and caught a couple of big ones for dinner

 

Wind turbine at Bremer Bay
Bremer have their own Wind turbine

Awesome beaches at Bremer Bay

With more beaches than you really needBremer Bay paradise

It’s not hard to find your own slice of paradise

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Aaron Schubert is a 4WD and camping nut, who's a qualified Maintenance Planner and Mechanical Fitter, and has extensive Industrial Maintenance experience.

He's done hundreds of 4WD tracks all over Australia and more than a thousand nights camping with several different 4WD builds and camping setups.

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2 Comments

  1. Hey mate,

    I was blown away by Point Anne. The DEC have done an amazing job there; its the best of their facilities I’ve seen anywhere. The 4WD track going onto Trigelow was closed, but there was a good condition track just next to it. I’m not sure if it was intentionally made by DEC, or some plonker made it.

    Thanks mate
    Aaron

  2. They were working on Pt Anne when we were there last October. Nice to see what it looks like now, thanks 🙂

    Trigelow was washed away during the winter storms [2013] and the belting was missing half way down so I guess that is why it is still closed.

    Once again, some fantastic images showing just how beautiful the area is!