Tides - Esperance to Eucla

Try this http://www.bom.gov.au/oceanography/tides/MAPS/gab.shtml#form

Andrew,
The Bureau of Meteorology website is pretty good for tidal info. http://www.bom.gov.au/oceanography/tides/MAPS/gab.shtml#map
Or try searching for a freeware program called Wxtide32. Great little program that will tell you the tide just about anywhere around the world. It's may not always match whats in the local newspaper but it's damn close.

Squire

Go to: www.bom.gov.au/
Select Ocean Services(LH middle of webpage) - Tide Predictions for Aust (top left) - Click on Esperence map area - change start date to July and hit Submit.

Good hunting

Andrew

I thought I obtained a tide chart for when we were there in June last year but after rummaging throught my papers I cant find it.

I am sure I got it from the CALM office in Esperance. Try them

As you would know, June and July are the bad times to access the beach as the tides come right up to the foot of the dunes. We timed it 5 hours after the the high tide had turned and just made it through. There were a couple of anxious moments when the vehicles started to sink into the wet sand.

I have a heap of notes of tracks and info on the Israelite Bay and environs and CALM stuff here. Can mail it to you if you like. Just email me through www.kempen.id.au

Cheers

Check out
www.arachnoid.com/JTides/index.html
free tide predicition program for pretty much anywhere in the world. Takes a little bit of fiddling to set up the loactions you want but being for free how could you complain. Gives a sinusiodal graph of the tide range for each day/week/year, what ever you like, so you can predict what the height of the tide will be at any time, not just highs and lows. Don't know how accurate it is down south but I have used it for a while now up in the pilbara and found it great. It predictions do vary a few centimeters from the aussie government predictions. Also read the authors blurb on sharware, worth the read, basically says it's free don't complain and use at your own risk.