Lake Thetis

Great place to visit. It's a nice walk around the lake. It's a shame the so many stromatolites have been damaged by people. Good for checking out the wild life too

Stromatolites and their close cousins, thrombolites are living fossils that have been producing oxygen for about 3.5 billion years. This means that when you’re looking at these rock-like structures you’re essentially stepping back in time and seeing at how life was billions of years ago. The is what you came here to look for

Amazing and interesting little point of interest, well worth the visit. A nice spot for a short walk and even a better if you bring a coffee and bite to eat and sit down at the provide tables. Enjoy and take in the serenity.

A place of discovery and awe IF you love rocks, evolution and science. Other than that it is just another stone on the Lake.+1pts on the walk way, even a wheelchair can visit the lake from the parking area.This should be promoted more and give enough information about this Lake. Go Cervantes!

Came here to check out the stromatolites and the wildlife. Stromatolites here looked Abit different from those at Mandurah, but good that they have write-ups explaining how these things formed millions of years ago. Plus, more information about the formation of this unique saline lake, and the wildlife you can expect to see here.Round lake walk takes approximately 30 minutes. Boardwalk + trail.

A short board walk to the viewing platform. The stromatolite-building micro-organisms of Lake Thetis resemble the earliest forms of life on Earth.

If you can appreciate the visible evolution and the beauty of nature then you will enjoy this place. If you don't, then I would expect you to be bored and this attraction is more about the history of the stromatolites than anything else.It is quite a lovely spot and an easy walking trail that won't take you longer than an hour.We went around mid-January and were the only ones there during our time.There is a boardwalk that leads to an information section in case you don't want to walk through the bush.You are not able to swim in this lake which is mentioned by the signs due to the fragile nature of the stromatolites.Easy enough to find, only 5 minute detour from highway and ample sealed parking available.

Beautiful lake Thesis. Got you to think of evolution. Another grate like this would be lake Clifton at south WA. ( but it’s Thrombolites instead of Stromatolites, even tho I can’t tell you the difference between them).I’m not a biologist but yet the lake is peaceful and beautiful to me. Sense the nature and millions years of time leave the trace here

A beautiful place to enjoy walk surrounding the river. Great little walk to the river front about 300m kids will love this walk.Don’t miss to locate the purple colour on lake and match with the description.Plentiful parking area.

As a marine biologist it's my live long dream to see stromatolites.And finally after years and years of waiting and planning.I got to feast them with my eyes.They are awesome. We owe our entire existence to them. (Sort of... Hehe)It's so awe inspiring to see this prehistoric beings that existed with the very beginning of life" on earth.But behold... They look smaller than I imagine... But still a good experience.Good facilities as well.But this place should be guarded 24/7 to preserve it. Heheheh"