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Things to do in Yallingup, Western Australia: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Yallingup, Australia including Ngilgi Cave, Canal Rocks, Yallingup Beach, Injidup Beach, Mirravale Riding School, Smiths Beach, Wyadup Rocks, Injidup Natural Spa, Wardanup Trail.
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1. Ngilgi Cave
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 955 reviews
Explore the ancient wonders of Ngilgi Cave! The Cave is warm in winter and cool in summer. Ngilgi Cave is located just off Caves Road, a short distance north of Yallingup, beneath the limestone ridge which forms Cape Naturaliste. The fascinating association with a rich Aboriginal legend describing the battle between a good spirit (Ngilgi) and an evil spirit (Wolgine) gives Ngilgi Cave its name. Explore the cave and experience stunning stalactite, stalagmite, helictite and shawl formations. Visit an interpretive area detailing Ngilgi Cave's interesting history. A cafe, playground, barbecue facilities and walk trails make Ngilgi Cave a fun place to visit for the entire family.
Reviewed By russellw907 - Canberra, Australia
We have done adventure caving in other parts of Australia but this was our best tour so far. Thanks to our friendly and knowledgeable guide Reuben we had an awesome time scrambling, climbing, crawling and squeezing our way to the ancient river bed and back in the course of almost three hours underground. Thanks also to Shea and Gemma for finding Hilary and Neil so that the tour could go ahead (otherwise we were short on numbers). Thanks to Hilary and Neil for agreeing to take the extended tour. We had a great time!
2. Canal Rocks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 696 reviews
Reviewed By Kevskiknbak - Brisbane, Australia
From waves crashing over the boulders from the ocean into calming waters at Canal Rocks we walked to the small bridge looking at a beautiful water would be a great spot for snorkeling
3. Yallingup Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 372 reviews
Reviewed By 149scotty
Went body boarding and body surfing with my two daughters, and it is a lovely beach. The afternoon we were there, Lifeguards were in attendance which was great to see, but the surf was quite rough, with a very strong tide/current. Didn’t stop us have fun though. Had to leave the water after a couple of hours as a shark had been spotted not far from where we were, but that is to be expected when you play in their territory. There is a naturally formed lagoon near the car park which is great for those wanting to swim or those who have younger children. It is a beautiful beach and well worth a visit.
4. Injidup Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By AlanB523 - Perth, Australia
The nature spa was an incredible and unique experience with a narrow path leading down to rocks that you need to climb over and down to the water. The waves were breaking over the rocks on the ocean side and poured down over us in three giant water falls!
5. Mirravale Riding School
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Mirravale Riding School is a family business established in 1979 and is a member of the Australian Horse Riding Centres (AHRC). Mirravale aims to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for both the novice and experienced riders. Located in the Margaret River Region. ** Open 7 days - Bookings Essential **
6. Smiths Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By tonyo55 - Coolangatta, Australia
Wow what a view , great beach and multi coloured ocean. Water can get rough and no lifeguards . Great for a walk and sunbathing
7. Wyadup Rocks
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4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Oldjack - Greater Melbourne, Australia
This was a very pretty and not well known spot on the coast. The road in was fine but the path down to the rocks not well defined but OK, This is also known as the Indijip Natural Spa as the rocks provide a small pool and surf for the bubbles. Well worth visiting. Take the Wyandup Road just south of the Canal Rocks.
8. Injidup Natural Spa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Martybossy - Port Kennedy, Australia
This nice spot is less then 30 min drive from Dunsborough. From the parking lot it is just a short walk down the rocks to come closer and have a swim. Can be quite busy especially in school holidays. It was a bit to busy for our liking so we drove a bit further along the Cave Road to have a swim somewhere else. Still a very beautiful place to visit.
