About Yallingup Beach
Yallingup Beach is a sandy ocean beach in Yallingup on the southwest coast of Western Australia, within the City of Busselton about 260 kilometres south of Perth. Backed by limestone cliffs and coastal vegetation, it faces the Indian Ocean and is known for consistent surf breaks, a sheltered lagoon area for swimming, and scenic coastal views. The beach is a central part of the Margaret River surf region and a popular day-use destination.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide sandy beach flanked by limestone cliffs and coastal scrub, with open Indian Ocean surf on the main beach and a more sheltered lagoon at the southern end formed by a reef. The foreshore has a car park, lookout platform, and beach access via stairs. The setting is natural and exposed, with views along the Leeuwin-Naturaliste coastline. Activities centre on surfing, swimming in calmer conditions, beach walking and photography.
Key highlights
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Consistent surf break regarded as one of the Margaret River region's main surf beaches
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Sheltered lagoon area at southern end suitable for swimming when conditions allow
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Limestone cliffs and coastal vegetation framing the beach
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Elevated lookout platform overlooking the beach and Indian Ocean
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Part of the Leeuwin-Naturaliste coastline with coastal walking opportunities