Canal Rocks

Visit this lovely location in Yallingup and take some time to unwind. The cliffs are formed by the limestone boulders that are ejected by the force of the Indian Ocean. There is lots of parking available.This is a wonderful location to make a trip to, regardless of the weather. We don't have to stay here for very long. It is a short distance to walk from the parking lot to the rocks.
A level and easy-to-walk trail can be found here.

Very nice rocky beach.

This was a world best experience I had since long...

Best scenes, in the time of evening when the place is calm, without many people swimming in the small pockets of beach, really we can see huge stingrays floating on water.

Anyone wants to experience rock climbing and hiking on horizontal level and have fun...

People jumping from the bridge is very risky, one of my skinny friend jumped and got scratched, so If heavy people would jump would definitely cause a big injury.

The rocks are recommended to hike only with a full sleeves and a good pair of shoes to be safe from slips and scratches....

The weather was really lovely when we went, the rocks were fun to climb on but you had to be careful not to slip. The rocks were dry when we went to it was easier to climb. I would be careful if I had young children or the elderly cause the bridge kinda just leads off into the rocks. The rock pools were very cute and the water was very clear you could see fish swimming in the pools! The waves do crash on the rocks so you do have to be careful in the water.

Canal Rocks offers breathtaking views of the sea and rock formations, creating a truly awe-inspiring experience. The natural beauty of the surroundings is captivating and provides an excellent opportunity for scenic appreciation. Visitors will undoubtedly be impressed by the stunning vistas and geological wonders found at this remarkable destination.

This is probably the most picturesque spot in the south west. Wear some sneakers and be prepared to climb some rocks. There are footpaths and bridges to get you around, but be prepared to climb to get to around. Spacious car park is available. There are also toilets here.

The board walk allows you to get right into this beautiful spot with wild waves just metres away. Beautiful and quite breathtaking 😍

Beautiful spot in Yallingup to visit and relax. The limestone rocks makes the cliffs by force of Indian ocean, great views and plenty of parking.

This place is literally canal + rocks. Absolutely gorgeous views, total worth the drive out here for the spectacular rush of water hitting the rocks

CANAL ROCKS
Great place the raw power of nature is on show and it’s stunning certainly worth a visit and then a short drive to Yallingup for refreshments
Every photo is brilliant not due to the photographer but the scenery it’s amazing
Young and old love this place it’s so colourful and the noise of the waves reminds you just how powerful the ocean can be
Go and see it for yourself
Trev

A very beautiful place with good rocks for climbing. I didn't catch anything but I had a good time.
There are also toilets here.

Absolutely beautiful part of the world, well maintained with plenty to explore.

Canal rocks view is so beautiful and lovely,especially the sunset and be careful while stepping into rocks

Quite an amazing place. Well worth a walk around the rocks. Paths are well signposted. Bridges and pathways are all fairly level. An interesting place well worth a visit. Give yourself about an hour to explore this unique water formation.

Canal Rocks is a granite rock formation in the Indian Ocean just off the coast situated near Yallingup in the South West region of Western Australia

Absolutely my favourite place when visiting the Southwest Margaret River region. Such a special place to be shared solo or loved ones. Highly recommended. Just watch the weather and only scramble on the rocks if confident, otherwise stick to the paths.

Beautiful place to visit. Recommend coming a bit early so that not much people at the same time. Visitors start coming around 10

Great views of Canal Rocks from the Cape to Cape track. This is a relatively busy beach access point with a large carpark. The access road crosses the trail so need to keep an ear open to vehicle traffic.

One of my personal favourite attractions down south. Keep calm and enjoy the view.

A truly beautiful location, awesome if you have a drone as well to fly through the canal

Nice view, kids loved climbing the rocks, make sure you wear Sneakers as some areas of rocks can be tricky . Platform walks you across to main rock area , where you can sit and watch waves crash, visited on a weekday about noon and was busy .