On Thursday Morning, 22nd December, 2011, we experienced our first summer solstice.  The day was perfect with no cloud cover and showed a perfect view of the rising sun between the station stones.  Check out our Summer Solstice photos for some magnificent photos.

Update as of the 27th October 2011 - The placement of the outer lintels is now complete.  This means the structure is now fully finished with only some ground work needed to finish off.

Esperance Stonehenge  has been constructed on the South Coast of Western Australia. While there are thought to be 66 large, permanent replicas of Stonehenge throughout the world, the Esperance project is believed to be the only life size stone one.

We currently have no eftpos facilities available.

The tourists that have been out to see Esperance Stonehenge have been astounded about the size and magnitude of the build.  Many have said they will be back to see the finished product.

At Esperance Stonehenge, our goal is to provide the customers with an interesting, interactive experience.  Should any tourist be found defacing the stones with graffiti, owners will immediately review their interaction policy.

The management and Staff reserve the right to  remove any person or persons, who are behaving in a manner that offends  other visitors.  Esperance Stonehenge is not a place of worship of any kind.  Any loud chanting, praying or activities of a religious or cult nature will not be acceptable.

Browse our Web site for more information about Esperance Stonehenge. If you have any questions or would like to speak with a Esperance Stonehenge representative regarding our tourist attraction, please e-mail us at info@esperancestonehenge.com.au or call us on 08 90759003.

 

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