Things to do in Yallingup

Canal Rocks

No. 1 of Best Things to Do in Busselton

Busselton Jetty

Busselton Trestle is a very long wooden pier in the southern hemisphere, extending from the coast to the sea, with a total length of 1841 feet and a train track on it. Busselton Trestle was built in 1865 and served as an important seaport for over a century. Now retired, it has become a paradise for many fishing enthusiasts.

Ngilgi Cave Ancient Lands Experience

Just 5 minutes from Yallingup, this famous tourist attraction belongs to GeographeBay. In 1899, people discovered this underground cave with wonderful stalactites, stalagmites and rock formations, and now you can learn interesting historical and geological knowledge under the guidance of semi-guided commentary, guided tours are daily from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm 00, departs every half hour. For the thrill-seeking ignorable pre-paved boardwalk, opt for the Ngilgi Cave Adventure Tour and experience an adrenaline rush from a height of 45 meters, reaching hidden spots hidden from the general public.

Canal Rocks Rd

Canal Rocks is a spectacular coastal landscape formed by natural granite in Yallingup, Margaret River region, Western Australia. These rocks have been eroded by waves for millions of years, forming unique channels and arches. When the tide surges, the sea water flows through the narrow cracks in the rocks, forming turbulent water, which is a very shocking scene. This attraction is part of the Lewin-Naturalist Point National Park, adjacent to Smith Beach and Sugarloaf Rocks, and is one of the iconic landscapes of the southwest coast of Western Australia. Visitors can take a close look at the rock structure along the wooden boardwalk, or take pictures of the spectacular scene of waves hitting the rocks from the nearby viewing platform. In addition, this is a popular place for fishing enthusiasts, and experienced fishermen often fish here. This place not only shows the wonders of nature, but also carries the historical connotation of "cave land" in the Aboriginal Wodandi culture.

Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse

Meelup Regional Park

Yallingup Maze & Mini Golf

Sugarloaf Rock

It is a large natural granite island in the Indian Ocean, located off the coast of the South West region of Western Australia, approx. 2 km from Cape Naturaliste. It is separated from the mainland by a treacherous channel. The rock is named for its unique conical shape, reminiscent of an old-fashioned sugarloaf.

Canal Rocks Bridge

Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park