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Tide times at Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove)

Thursday 28 May 2026 · Australia/Perth

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Today's high and low tides at Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove)

Today Time Height (m)
Low 9:00 am 0.16
High 5:00 pm 0.69
Low 1:00 am 0.2
High 5:00 am 0.34

Sea-level curve · today

Scaled to today's range (datum is global mean sea level).

Next 7 days at Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove)

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About Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove)

Cape Le Grand National Park sits 56 km east of Esperance on the South Coast — a DBCA-managed park of granite headlands and white-sand bays that includes Lucky Bay, Hellfire Bay, Thistle Cove, Rossiter Bay and Le Grand Beach.

Tide character this week

Today's tides at Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove) sit in the spring band — peak-to-trough range about 0.53 m (moon 88% illuminated).

Across the next 7 days at Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove), the average peak-to-trough tide range is about 0.68 m. The biggest swing this week falls on Sunday (~0.77 m).

Best tide state to fish Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove)

South Coast Bioregion exposure — Southern Ocean groundswell is constant and weather windows shift fast. Lucky Bay is east-facing and partially sheltered by Cape Le Grand itself, which keeps it fishable on south-westerly blow-outs that wash out Le Grand Beach. Hellfire Bay sits between two granite headlands and sets up rougher when the swell wraps in. Calm before the easterly fades. Water clarity is consistently high — clean Southern Ocean water with white sand bottom. Tidal range is small (under a metre).

What anglers target here

Anglers fishing Cape Le Grand (Lucky Bay / Hellfire Bay / Thistle Cove) typically time sessions around the tide for australian salmon, tailor, australian herring, skipjack trevally (skippy), and southern calamari (squid).