About Smiths Beach
Smiths Beach is a sandy surf beach located at Yallingup in the City of Busselton, Western Australia, on the Indian Ocean coastline of the Margaret River region. Backed by low dunes, limestone headlands and coastal heath, it is known for consistent surf breaks, clear water and scenic views. The beach is adjacent to Smiths Beach Resort and provides public access for swimming, surfing and coastal walks within the Leeuwin-Naturaliste area.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide sandy beach with clear turquoise water framed by limestone headlands and low coastal dunes. The beach offers open surf on the western side and calmer conditions closer to shore depending on swell. There are formal car parks and beach access paths, views along the Leeuwin-Naturaliste coastline, and adjacent resort facilities. The setting is natural and relatively undeveloped, suitable for beach walks, swimming, surfing and photography.
Key highlights
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Consistent surf break popular for surfing and bodyboarding
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Wide sandy shoreline with clear water and limestone headlands
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Scenic coastal views and photography opportunities
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Beach walking and access to Leeuwin-Naturaliste coastal tracks
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Proximity to Smiths Beach Resort and Yallingup attractions