JJ's Holiday Cottages in Esperance, Western Australia | Travel company

JJ's Holiday Cottages

Locality: Esperance, Western Australia

Phone: +61 402 459 915

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24.01.2022 We are surrounded by such extraordinary natural beauty here in Esperance. Our rugged coastline never ceases to amaze - and then something magic like this happen...s Have you been this close to one of these magnificent creatures before? : Southern Fishing Photography Experience Esperance | Shire of Esperance | Western Australia | Australia's Golden Outback | Australia.com ***For constantly updated information on the current travel restrictions, head to www.wa.gov.au***

16.01.2022 Today's Itinerary; Climb Frenchman Peak Dip at Lucky Bay Lunch at Condingup Tavern Does this sound like the perfect adventure in Esperance?... : https://www.instagram.com/matt.odonoghue.images/ Experience Esperance | Shire of Esperance | Western Australia | Australia's Golden Outback | Australia.com ***For constantly updated information on the current travel restrictions, head to www.wa.gov.au***

14.01.2022 When someone asks you what happiness is!!

08.01.2022 Something to enjoy in Esperance.

01.01.2022 We hear you WA. I won’t stop fighting for WA’s hard border. Restricting travel into Western Australia has been one of our most effective weapons against this p...andemic that has upended the world. When we made the decision to shut our border we did it to protect the health and well-being of our citizens. It has dramatically reduced the chances of the virus coming into WA from the rest of the nation. And it has worked. It has meant that Western Australians’ efforts and sacrifices to suppress the virus, like following the restrictions, closing businesses, washing hands, getting tested, staying home when sick weren’t in vain and undone by travellers. As a result of our success and our hard border, it meant that WA could lift restrictions inside our borders safer and sooner that everywhere else in the nation, so that the community could quickly regain the freedoms they gave up to fight the virus. The hard border gives Western Australians confidence to take advantage of those freedoms going to the pub, holidaying around the State, getting back to their favourite activities, spending time with their loved ones. The hard border has saved jobs and given businesses the confidence to reopen, rehire and invest, because they know the border makes it less likely we’ll have to reimpose restrictions. As life gets back to normal in WA, confidence has returned and Western Australians are getting out there and supporting their local businesses and local jobs. Plain and simple: the border has saved lives, and as a result it has helped our local economy. I know it’s not without cost. It’s affected certain businesses, it’s separated families. For that I’m sorry. But I’d make the same decision all over again. I will not be intimidated by Clive Palmer and the Liberal Party over this. We will do whatever we can to protect WA. That’s why we introduced the hard border. Extraordinary times, called for extraordinary measures. As Premier, I will continue to work cooperatively with the Federal Government and the Prime Minister, in the national interest and for WA. I’ve respected the work and effort the Prime Minister has put in over a very difficult period. However on this issue, our position is clear. The Liberal Party’s actions and support for Clive Palmer will have real consequences for the jobs, health and lives of Western Australians if they are successful in the High Court. The Western Australian community has been loud and clear. The hard border must stand, and only come down when it’s safe to do so. Thank you, WA.