Injidup Beach is a pristine white-sand beach near Yallingup in Western Australia's South West, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters and dramatic granite rock formations. Sheltered rocky outcrops at either end create protected coves and shallow reef gardens perfect for snorkelling, while the beach itself offers a peaceful, uncrowded escape with a classic summer holiday vibe. The adjacent Injidup Natural Spa — a wave-sculpted rock pool — is a popular snorkel and photo spot just a short walk from the car park.
Injidup Beach
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Wave Height 1.8 mSwell Period 11 sWind Speed 0.9 knPrecipitation 1.1 mmTidal Phase ebb
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Moderate risk: Rip current near rocks
A rip current can form near the rocky outcrops, particularly at the northern end of the beach, most common during summer.
Low risk: Ocean swells and dumpers
The beach faces the open Indian Ocean and can experience strong, unpredictable swells, especially in winter months.
Low risk: Slippery submerged rocks
Granite boulders and submerged rocks at the shoreline and in the water require caution when entering and exiting.
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Getting in
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Entry
From Perth, take Bussell Highway south for about 3.5 hours. Turn onto Caves Road in Yallingup, then follow Cape Clairault Road to its end at the Injidup Beach car park. The beach is a short 200 m downhill walk from the parking area.
Parking & facilities
Sizeable free car park at the end of Cape Clairault Road. No fees required.
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