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Tide times at Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point)

Thursday 28 May 2026 · Australia/Perth

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Today's high and low tides at Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point)

Today Time Height (m)
High 2:00 pm 0.84
Low 1:00 am 0.32

Sea-level curve · today

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

Next 7 days at Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point)

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About Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point)

Cervantes is the closest town to the Pinnacles and the working hub of WA's western rock-lobster fleet — a small coastal settlement built around the jetty, the marina and the long sand beaches that run north and south of Thirsty Point.

Tide character this week

Today's tides at Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point) sit in the spring band — peak-to-trough range about 0.52 m (moon 88% illuminated).

Across the next 7 days at Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point), the average peak-to-trough tide range is about 0.62 m. The biggest swing this week falls on Monday (~0.76 m).

Best tide state to fish Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point)

West-facing position with offshore reef and a string of low islands breaking the worst incoming swell; the Cervantes jetty fishes in conditions that close down more exposed beaches further south. Off-shore easterly holds the surface clean for the morning window. Strong southerly afternoon sea breezes blow most days through summer. Hangover Bay sits inside a partially sheltered embayment and fishes through more weather than the open beaches. Water clarity is excellent year-round; reduces only in winter storm aftermath.

What anglers target here

Anglers fishing Cervantes (Jetty / Hangover Bay / Thirsty Point) typically time sessions around the tide for western rock lobster, tailor, australian salmon, australian herring, and skipjack trevally (skippy).