Thistle Cove

Thistle Cove is a secluded beach located in the Cape Le Grand National Park in Condingup, Australia. The beach is about 700 meters long and boasts of crystal clear turquoise waters and white sand. Activities available at the beach include swimming, sunbathing, snorkeling, and hiking. Thistle Cove has no lifeguards on duty and no bathroom facilities, so visitors need to plan accordingly. However, it does have a picnic area and a camping site for visitors who want to stay overnight.

Attractions near the beach include hiking trails, bird watching, and whale watching during the migration season. Visitors can also explore other beaches in the Cape Le Grand National Park, including Lucky Bay and Hellfire Bay.

There is a parking lot near the beach, and it is free of charge. The parking lot is located about 2 km from the beach, and visitors will need to hike through the park to get to Thistle Cove.

Fun facts about Thistle Cove include that the beach got its name from the abundance of wildflowers, including thistles, that grow in the area. Thistle Cove is also home to several unique rock formations that are popular among photographers and nature lovers.

Attractions near the beach include hiking trails, bird watching, and whale watching during the migration season. Visitors can also explore other beaches in the Cape Le Grand National Park, including Lucky Bay and Hellfire Bay.

There are no restaurants near Thistle Cove, but visitors can bring their own food and use the picnic area for a relaxing meal with stunning views. Alternatively, there are several restaurants in nearby Esperance, including The Loose Goose, which serves modern Australian cuisine, and Fish Face, which specializes in seafood.

There are several accommodation options near Thistle Cove, including Esperance Island View Apartments, which offers self-contained apartments with ocean views, and Bay of Isles B&B, which provides cozy rooms with a homely atmosphere.