Canal Rocks is a dramatic granite outcrop within Leeuwin-Naturaliste National Park, located just south-west of Yallingup in Western Australia's Margaret River Region.

Shaped over hundreds of millions of years by the force of the Indian Ocean, the rocks form a series of natural canals where the sea surges through narrow channels.

A timber boardwalk and bridge allow visitors to move across the rocks and take in sweeping views of the Indian Ocean coastline.

The site sits on the Cape to Cape Track, with a two-kilometre scenic walk leading to Wyadup Cliffs and a freshwater spring located about 100 metres below the track north of the car park.

Fishing is popular in sheltered areas, with salmon runs a draw around Easter. A finger jetty and boat ramp are also available.

Strong rips, king waves, and unpredictable surges make entering the water extremely hazardous, and visitors are urged to stay well back from the waterline and supervise children closely.