Little Wharton Beach

Little Wharton Beach is a hidden gem located in Condingup, Australia. This secluded beach is approximately 300 meters long and features fine white sand.

Little Wharton Beach has few amenities, so plan your trip accordingly, although it does have public bathroom access.

Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities at the beach, including swimming, fishing, and sunbathing.

There is a small parking area near the beach, which is free to use. Visitors can also park on the side of the road near the beach if the parking lot is full.

Fun fact: Little Wharton Beach is named after John Wharton, an early settler in the area who established a sheep station nearby.

There are several attractions near Little Wharton Beach, including the Fitzgerald River National Park and the Condingup Vineyard. Visitors can also explore the nearby town of Esperance, which is home to a variety of shops and restaurants.

The closest restaurants to Little Wharton Beach are located in Condingup, including the Condingup Tavern which serves pub-style meals.

There are a few accommodation options in Condingup, including the Condingup Homestead and the Myrup B&B. For more options, visitors can stay in Esperance, which is located approximately 45 minutes away by car.