Canal Rocks - CaRk04 forest

Canal Rocks - CaRk04 forestDotted clouds with a splash of colour as the Sun sets in the west. Canal Rocks is a beautiful series of granite rocks south of Yallingup in the southwest of Western Australia. It is aptly named due to a large channel that has been carved by thousands of years of strong seas and currents. A section of the Cape to Cape Track passes nearby with many hikers and visitors stopping to admire the beauty of this location. A man made bridge allows tourists to

Weathering granite can still show off its beauty and incredible colour

Shimmering rockpools are plentiful and look their best in summer

Water naturally cascading down the rocks immitating a waterfall at Yallingup

Some sections of this coastline are surrounded by a huge cliff face and down below

with highlights in the clouds

The beginning of the rapids of the Collie River

another popular tourist destination

surfing and caves Yallingup is a major tourist destination

Autumn colours at their best at the well-known Golden Valley tree park

A hidden beauty this natural grotto remains secret to a few

a headland at the western edge of Geographe Bay in the southwest of Western Australia

To the North of Canal Rocks is Smiths Beach with its long stretch of clean white sand