Canal Rocks

Gorgeous place with large parking lot (works well with RVs or trailers). Nice boardwalk and rock walks, beautiful water, highly recommended for families!

Great views and fun place to explore. Good toilet facilities at the carpark too.

Beautiful spot for a swim and to just enjoy the scenery. A must visit if your into photography as the rocks and ocean can provide excellent background. Great protected boat ramp with concrete bottom and solid jetty. Plenty of parking available and public toilets.Dog friendlyWell worth a visit...

Great views of Canal Rocks from the Cape to Cape track. This is a relatively busy beach access point with a large carpark. The access road crosses the trail so need to keep an ear open to vehicle traffic.

Nothing much to say about visiting Canal Rocks other than the beautiful water crashing into the rocks.It tends to be very crowded on peek time and it’s very hard for my big group to move out. It wasn’t fun having a lot of people blocking the only path for going in and out.I highly suggest taking a safer way to climb the rocks to get a better view of the ocean.

Nice view, kids loved climbing the rocks, make sure you wear Sneakers as some areas of rocks can be tricky . Platform walks you across to main rock area , where you can sit and watch waves crash, visited on a weekday about noon and was busy .

We love this place, very nice view, we want to go again

If I have to choose only one place to go to in the Southwest, I'd choose Canal Rocks. This is one of the prettiest spots to watch the sunset and no matter what the weather is, it is always stunning. It's always fun to climb around the rocks here, I've been climbing them since I was in primary school.Just look after yourself over here, because there is always the temptation to keep climbing, but when the tide's are getting high, there's a bit of melodrama with the waves. There's nothing like the sight of a massive wave crashing over the rocks while the water bleeds through right under the footbridge. There's so much going on here so stay humble and enjoy the view.

Quite a drive to get there from Margaret River along a windy caves road. But the view of the wanes and Rocks was quite worth it.

One of the most beautiful places in Australia! This stands on top of my list along with 'The Gap' in Albany. Please don't miss it :)