Margaret River – Mixed
Gnarabup Beach is the longest and most popular swimming beach in Prevelly and spans from the southern headland in the south to Surfer’s Point in the north.Read More →
Gnarabup Beach is the longest and most popular swimming beach in Prevelly and spans from the southern headland in the south to Surfer’s Point in the north.Read More →
Injidup Bay – South – Injidup Beach The name Injidup comes from the Nyoongar word (inji) for the lovely red pea flower (Templetonia retusa) that grows along the limestone cliffs in spring. Great for surfing, snorkeling, sliding down massive sand dunes, swimming and diving, Injidup Beach is located a shortRead More →
Set amidst 75 acres of natural bushland Eight Willows Retreat is an idyllic get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.Read More →
Huzzas Cliff Collapse There was a cliff collapse during a surfing carnival in 1996, which killed nine spectactors (5 adults and 4 children).Read More →
A collection of classic Western Australian reefs can be found here offering lefts and rights in the hollow square tube type of variety, the lefts are generally the best.Read More →
A good wave that wraps around the rocky headland at the south end of Smith’s Beach.Read More →
Probably the most famous big wave spot in Australia and home to a WQS contest every year around April.Read More →
North Point North Point is an extremely heavy right-hand reef break. It is located inside of Cowaramup Bay and is overlooked by the small township of Gracetown.Read More →
Yallingup has bred some of the world’s greatest surfers and you’ll soon see why with a visit to Yallingup Beach, Smiths Beach and Injidup.Read More →
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