Thistle Cove, nestled within Cape Le Grand National Park, offers a serene bay with pristine white sands and clear waters. The area is renowned for its unique 'whistling' rock formations that produce melodic sounds as the wind passes through. Historically, Captain Matthew Flinders named the cove in 1802 after the ship's master, John Thistle, who discovered a freshwater source here. The cove holds cultural significance for the Wudjari people, featuring in Aboriginal Dreaming stories. Visitors can enjoy picnicking, bushwalking, fishing, snorkeling, surfing, and swimming in this picturesque setting.
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