About Injidup Natural Spa
Injidup Natural Spa is a sheltered natural rock pool on the coastline near Yallingup in the City of Busselton, Western Australia, within Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park. Formed by limestone rocks that create a protected basin filled by Indian Ocean waves, it is notable for its clear turquoise water and spa-like effect when waves wash over the rocks. The site is a popular natural attraction for swimming, photography and coastal sightseeing.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural limestone rock pool set at the edge of the Indian Ocean, accessed via a short coastal walk and scramble over rocks from the Wyadup Rocks car park. The pool is filled with clear seawater and is intermittently refreshed by waves breaking over the outer rocks, creating a natural spa effect. Surroundings include rugged limestone coastline, turquoise water, and open ocean views. There are no built structures at the pool itself; the experience is entirely natural and dependent on tide and swell conditions.
Key highlights
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Natural turquoise rock pool sheltered by limestone rocks
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Spa-like effect as ocean waves wash into the pool
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Scenic coastal setting within Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park
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Popular spot for swimming and photography at low tide
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Short coastal walk from Wyadup Rocks car park with ocean views