Injidup Beach is a long stretch of beach located approximately 3.5 km south of Yallingup in the southwest of Western Australia.

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About Injidup Beach
This secluded beach stretches from Indijup Point in the south, heading north up towards Injidup Natural Spa.

Due to the protection of the point, the south section of Injidup Beach is quite protected whilst the northern section is more open to the elements.
What to do at Injidup Beach
Apart from kicking back, relaxing, and enjoying the crystal clear waters and nice white sand, common activities at Indijup include swimming, surfing, and fishing. Towards the south end of Injidup Beach, you’ll also find a massive sand dune which is awesome fun for kids to go sliding down on a sandboard or bodyboard.
Fishing at Injidup Beach
Beach fishing at Injidup can be quite rewarding. For those that are keen – be sure to take a rod with you, especially during the salmon season as Injidup Beach is a well-known fishing spot for catching salmon.
Attractions nearby

Once you’ve visited Injidup Beach, if you’re heading north then I’d definitely recommend visiting a couple of well-known natural attractions. These include the Injidup Natural Spa, followed by Canal Rocks, and if you have time, the Yallingup Aquarium.

If you’re heading south and if you’re keen on a hike, then check out Quinninup Falls – such an awesome natural waterfall that is at its best during winter.
Car Park at Injidup Beach
The main car park for Indijup Beach is located towards the south end of Injidup Beach and like most of these popular beaches, the car park does fill up pretty quickly though if need be people tend to park along the entry road.
Are there toilets at Injidup Beach
Yes, toilets are located towards the back of the main car park located at the south end of the beach.
Photos of Injidup Beach
When I was there last I took a number of photos, see below. Note, these are from the southern end of the beach.



Other nice beaches worth checking out
Keen to visit other nice beaches in the Margaret River area? Check out the links below:



