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See AllQueen Room Spacious Airconditioned room with a comfy queen sized bed. Kitchenette with Microwave, Kettle, Toaster and Bar Fridge. Separate bathroom with shower and toiletTwin Room This air-conditioned room has a double bed plus a single bed. It features a flat-screen TV and a dining area. There is a kitchenette with microwave, toaster and tea/coffee making facilities. The en suite bathroom includes free toiletriesFamily Interconnecting This air-conditioned room features 2 bedrooms with a queen bed in the main room and 2 singles in the 2nd bedroom. There is a flat-screen TV and a dining area. There is a kitchenette with a bar fridge microwave, toaster and tea/coffee making facilities. The en suite bathroom has a shower and toilet and includes complimentary toiletries.Family Self Contained Interconnecting 2 Bedrooms with a Queen and a single bed in the first room plus 2 single beds in the second room. Main room has air-conditioning. Kitchen with full sized fridge and freezer. microwave , toaster , kettle and induction cook top. Cooking utensils, pots and pans and sink for washing up is provided. Separate bathroom with shower and toilet with complimentary toiletriesApartment Self Contained Family Located 350 metres from the motel at 4 Dempster Street. Apartment has a separate bedroom with a queen bed. 2 Single beds are located in an alcove within the main living area. Ensuite bathroom with shower. Fully equipped kitchen with full sized fridge,freezer, microwave, toaster, oven and stove. Cooking utensils provided. Complimentary laundry & BBQ area on site for guest use. 5 minute walk to the Jetty and foreshoreApartment Self Contained 1 Bedroom Located 350 metres from the motel at 4 Dempster Street. Self contained air conditioned ground floor apartment with living area,TV, and dining table. Fully equipped kitchen with large fridge, freezer, microwave, gas stove, oven, toaster. Ensuite bathroom with shower and toilet and complimentary toiletries. Guest laundry on site. 5 Minute walk to the Jetty and foreshore.House Three Bedroom Located 350 meters from the motel at 4 Dempster Street. Spacious 3 Bedroom house with a separate office. All with built in robes, 2 Rooms have queen beds and 1 room has 2 king singles. Airconditioning in living area and bedrooms have ceiling fans. Large living area with modular lounge and wall mounted flat screen TV. Living area with dining table and 6 chairs. Full kitchen with large fridge/ freezer, microwave, toaster, kettle, dishwasher, oven and stove. Separate laundry with toilet, washing machine and dryer. Free BBQ and outdoor seating for guest use. 5 minute walk to the Jetty and foreshore
About Us
Read MoreHome Comforts with a warm and friendly smile at the Bayview Motel Esperance
Welcome to the Bayview Motel, a top-rated choice for accommodation in Esperance. Our friendly and affordable motel offers clean, comfortable rooms right in the heart of town.
Just a 10-minute walk from local restaurants, shops, and cinemas, and only 2 minutes from Australia's most stunning beaches, Bayview Motel provides the perfect location for both business and leisure travelers.
We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional service and ensuring your stay is enjoyable and stress-free. Our well-appointed rooms offer all the comforts of home, with a dedicated team ready to assist with any need.
Our commitment to your satisfaction is our top priority. We go above and beyond to make your stay memorable, sharing our local knowledge to help you make the most of your time in Esperance.
For the best in Esperance accommodation, choose Bayview Motel. Book your stay today and experience the warmth and hospitality we're known for!
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See AllThe Museum Village A collection of small historical buildings which now house little shops (selling all types of wares), and the Esperance Visitor Centre. Located in the centre of town, the Museum Village is on the site of the town's old railway marshalling yards, and the buildings have been relocated from various different sites around Esperance. The Museum Village offers boutique shops with a difference, and comes alive on Sundays when markets are held.Museum Village Markets Every second Sunday, and weekends during the summer school holidays, you'll find the Museum Village Markets. With a brilliant town central location, you can wander amongst the quaint, little historic buildings and experience a fantastic community atmosphere. Come hang out on the village green, listen to buskers, chat with the stall holders selling their wares (such as food, coffee, antiques, craft items, poultry and more), and soak up the sun. Come be a part of our local market culture.Follow https://www.facebook.com/museumvillagemarkets/For more information regarding The Museum Village Markets, contact Amanda: 0415 388 420Growers Market Every second Saturday, the Scout Hall on The Esplanade comes alive with The Esperance Growers’ Market.With stalls manned by the growers and makers themselves, who often pick their crops the night before (and sometimes even that very morning), you’re certain to take home the freshest, seasonal produce in town.With an emphasis on sustainability, remember to take along your own bag or basket which you can look forward to filling with honey, eggs, olive oil, preserves, baked goods, fruits, vegetables, freshly cut flowers, or a variety of lovingly handcrafted wares.For more information, please go to https://www.facebook.com/esperancegrowersmarket/Adventureland Park & Miniature Railway All aboard for a fun steam train ride around the park! This miniature trail traverses ponds, a bridge, and a tunnel, providing thrills for younger family members. Located along The Esplanade within Adventureland Park, which features a giant ship and slide, a flying fox, a climbing whale, a basketball court, a fenced playground, an adventure playspace, ponds with ducks and a clock tower.James St. Precinct The James Street Precinct is a key part of the waterfront, providing direct beach access close to the town centre, as well as complementing the relaxing Esperance Foreshore. Within, there is also the James Street beach Enclosure which creates a safe, family and all abilities friendly swimming area, central to town. Encompassing the James Street Jetty, Ocean Slide and 50m Lap Pontoon, the area lends itself to the BBQ and shade areas, shower and toilet facilities, as well as the all abilities playground.This beautiful area also features the iconic whale tail sculpture created by local artists, Cindy Poole and Jason Wooldridge. This remarkable artwork is a must-see!Skate Park & Pump Track Integrated into the surrounding award winning foreshore development, and situated right in front of the ocean, the Esperance Skate Park and Pump Track really are something else.The skate structures are made up of a beginner to intermediate level flowing skate space with street and transition areas. The Esperance Skate Park appeals to different styles, as well as different skill levels, making it the ideal multigenerational activity and hang out hub.The Pump Track contains three endless loops with rollers and berms and a pump bowl designed to be ridden without pedaling, instead using a pumping motion, pulling up on the face of rollers and pushing down on the backside. Suitable for mountain bikes, BMX and cross bikes to improve mountain biking skills.Esperance Stonehenge The Esperance Stonehenge is the only full size replica of the original Stonehenge in the UK. It appears as the original would have looked around 1950BC. It consists of 137 stones of Esperance Pink Granite that were all quarried locally less than 1km from the Stonehenge's final resting place. It is a truly amazing sight to behold and you'll find this marvel along Merivale Road, 18kms from the centre of town. To make a booking, please call 08 9075 9003 or email esperancestonehenge@outlook.com.CIndy Poole Glass Artist - Gallery Experience Visitors to Esperance should not miss a visit to Cindy Poole Glass Artist– 'Gallery Experience, 'Stop at this local and sustainability-focused eco-tourist attraction that celebrates Esperance's stunning beauty on your drive around the Great Ocean Drive—or take the 5-minute drive from town. Creative design and authentic craftsmanship converge within layers of glass to embody and celebrate the stunning natural beauty of the Western Australian environment and pay homage to nature, offering a unique way to see the world through glass.Explore the transformative process of glass kiln-forming, the artwork's making, and how Cindy's creative and innovative design approach supports Zero Waste and has shaped the business into the Cindy Poole Glass Artist brand it represents today.Esperance Distillery Co A father and son team, driven by a mutual love of high quality spirits, surfing and environmental conservation, launched in December 2020 as the smallest distillery in Australia operating with a 30L pot still. They've since grown from micro to small-batch and are producing unique gins using the unique botanicals the Southwest Region.Distilled using local native botanicals, their gin has been designed to showcase the internationally significant floral diversity of the Esperance biosphere. The collection has been distilled using many locally foraged or lovingly grown in our home garden.To book the cellar door experience, call 0475843205.The Bijou Theatre Roughly translated as 'little gem' in French, the Bijou Theatre opened in 1896 and over the generations its been used for dances, meetings, agricultural shows, a cinema, and even a roller skating rink. In 1972 the Bijou Theatre was sold to the Esperance Theatre Guild. These days, the Bijou plays host to community theatre performances, and is regularly hired out for weddings and meetings.For further information, go to Esperance Theatre Guild.Mermaid Leather Experience Australia’s only specialist fish and shark leather tannery. Sit down and relax while you discover how one turns raw fish skins into a unique and exciting leather.Feel the sensual texture of Barramundi and Snapper, test the robust strength of Shark, and enjoy browsing through the Mermaid Leather studio which has many unique leather goods for sale.WEBSITE: www.mermaidleather.com.auPHONE: 08 9071 5248EMAIL: mermaid@comswest.net.auBird & Animal Park Cuddle the cute rabbits and guinea pigs or handfeed the animals; Be amazed by the many colourful birds.Experience a day at the Bird & Animal Park with the whole family and enjoy a snack or drink at the cafe or on the verandah surrounded by bird life and the tranquility of shady trees.Website: https://esperancebirdandanimalpark.com/Phone: +61 4890 761 067Esperance Museum Esperance has a rich maritime history and many of the exhibits feature this key part of the town's past. The Esperance Museum houses a brilliant collection of photographs, agricultural and marine machinery, antique furniture, pieces of the America’s first Space Station "Skylab", a Locomotive W919, and much more. The Esperance Museum was opened in 1976 by Orlando Stuart, a previous president of the Esperance Shire Council. The Museum Park was the town's original railway marshalling yards, and the main building, constructed soon after the turn of the 20th century, was the goods shed and office."Esperance Museum is a museum that has all the information of a city museum, but keeps the rustic and personal appeal of a small town museum, indeed; the town was small just a short while ago. The friendly staff and intriguing relics make this Museum a must do for young and old alike."The Esperance Museum had become regarded as one of the best regional museums in WA. It is a community volunteer based museum, and administered by the Shire of Esperance.Located in the centre of town, we highly recommend a visit to the local museum!Website: https://www.esperance.wa.gov.au/community/arts-culture/esperance-museumLucky Bay Brewing Lucky Bay Brewing makes hand crafted beers that are truly local. Coming from the heart of the barley producing region in Western Australia's south east, Esperance's Lucky Bay Brewing is part of the local farming community. Being local they select the seasons best produce from a local blokes paddock to bring you a brew you will want to savour to the last drop, just like our local beaches.Experience a taste of Esperance and enjoy some live music at Lucky Bay Brewing.Website: https://www.luckybaybrewing.com.au/Phone: 0429 777 714The Great Ocean Drive Esperance's Great Ocean Drive is a 40 kilometre circular loop to explore by car that features a vast range of coastal elements such as stunning beaches, rocky headlands, small bays, steep cliffs and hidden ocean pools.There’s more than one way to experience the Great Ocean Drive. A cycle/walk path winds through the landscape, following the coast from the Esplanade all the way to Twilight Cove.It’s more than a quick drive around the coast, with so much to experience along the way. From snorkeling, surfing, swimming, bike riding, bush walking, whale watching (in season) to just taking in the amazing view, there is something for everyone to enjoy!Esperance Mini Golf You’ll find this 18-hole indoor mini golf course along The Esplanade, near the Adventure Land Park. Not only can you play a round of golf, you can hire the jalopy bikes and check out the gorgeous Esperance scenery in style, play some air hockey and have a snack at their new diner. Great Family fun for everyone!Website: https://www.esperanceminigolf.com/aboutPhone: 0411 643 058Esperance Nyungar Aboriginal Art & Craft Gallery/Shop Boasting unique works of art and craft, the Mudjar Aboriginal Corporation showcases indigenous pieces inspired by our often contrasting and colourful region.Located on Wood Street, the shop caters to a diverse customer need with sculptures, hand braided rugs, glassware, paintings and boomerangs.Website: https://mudjar.org.au/gallery-gifts/Phone:(08) 9071 5823Woody Island Eco Tours An A-class Nature Reserve just 15km off the coast of Esperance, surrounded by pristine bushland and ocean, great for bushwalking, swimming, snorkeling, fishing or just relaxing. The island is ideally situated to provide the ultimate day trip adventure with a kiosk and Black Jack's Bar available for food and drinks.Website: https://woodyisland.com.au/Phone: 0484 327 580Kepwari Walk Trail Difficulty: EasyA 3.6km interpretive trail winding through Melaleuca thickets and heath-lands, under Banksia canopies and over dune ridges. A short drive from Esperance town, the trail also features two bird hides for the keen observer, with Lake Wheatfield home to countless species. Kepwari is the local aboriginal word for 'place of moving water' and in winter you'll see why this name is so fitting.Lake Monjingup Nature Reserve Difficulty: EasyThe ideal spot for a picnic, with multiple walkways and trails - including a board walk on the lake, bird watching shelter and a hot spot for wildflowers in Spring! A short drive from town, add this to your "must explore" list when visiting Esperance.Aunty Joan's Dolly Mix Like walking backstage into an opulent dressing room, 'a cornucopia of swagged satin and velvet'. This museum is the passion of the late Aunty Joan (Duncan) Stewart, who started collecting dolls later in life. It was Joan's wish to donate the dolls to the Esperance community to make a permanent doll museum. If you need an escape, and want to feel like Alice in Wonderland, you can even organise a high tea in the space.Cannery Arts Centre Esperance's premier arts hub. Located on the stunning foreshore, it's historic building (originally built as a fish cannery) and natural surrounds offer the ideal location to experience all that the Esperance arts scene has to offer. The Cannery delivers a diverse program of exhibitions, arts based workshops across several disciplines for children and adults, and a variety of events such as documentary films, open mics, and large scale music events. The centre is comprised of the region's main exhibition space, art, print, pottery and music rooms, as well as a shop selling unique wares. The Cannery's garden and lookout are ideal spots to relax after taking in all the best of rural WA's arts scene.www.canneryartscentre.com.auTanker Jetty and Jetty Headland Precinct Opened in March 2021, the 415 metre Esperance Jetty was built for the Esperance community and visitors to enjoy. Fishing, walking, photography and diving are all accessible.Built primarily from concrete and steel, bent 1-10 forms the Esperance Jetty's 'heritage section' and has been designed and built to pay homage to the original Esperance Tanker Jetty's design.Elements from the old Tanker Jetty have also been included in the design, like the classic curvature of the jetty, diving platforms and shelters. Tanker Jetty timbers were used in the interpretive features of the Esperance Jetty, mixing the old with the new.A waterside drawcard in town is the Jetty Headland precinct. Lush green lawns and native plantings are perfectly landscaped, with gas BBQ's, toilets, showers and plenty of picnic shelters and seating scattered throughout the park. There are also food and drink vendors onsite covering your caffeine and takeaway needs, as well as a popular ocean themed playground with textural features designed to enhance the imagination and keep the kids entertained.
