Canal Rocks(Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park)

For nearby restaurants, visitors can head to nearby Yallingup and enjoy fresh seafood at Caves House Hotel or enjoy wood-fired pizza at the nearby Little Fish Restaurant.

For accommodation, visitors can stay at the luxurious Injidup Spa Retreat or opt for a cozy beachside cottage at Seashells Yallingup.

The beach has no lifeguards on duty and there are no public bathrooms or showers available. Dogs are not allowed on the beach.

Activities that visitors can enjoy include swimming, snorkeling, surfing, and fishing.

There is a parking lot available at Canal Rocks and it is free for visitors. However, it can get quite busy during peak season so it's recommended to arrive early to secure a spot.

Fun fact: Canal Rocks gets its name from the unique granite rock formations that create a natural canal between two headlands. The rocks have been sculpted over time by the powerful waves of the Indian Ocean.

Aside from enjoying the beautiful beach, visitors can also explore the nearby Cape to Cape Track, a 135 km hiking trail that runs along the coast. There is also a nearby tourist attraction, the Ngilgi Cave, where visitors can take a tour and explore the underground limestone caves.