The famous Injidup Spa…..it is breath taking and just sooooo relaxing…well I imagine it would be. Our family story of our adventure was a little different.
When arriving at the Injidup Spa carpark, the rocks are hidden and is about a 100 metre walk around the back of the hill. It is not right in front of you and there are no signs. We wouldn’t have been able to find this if there weren’t other people there. Follow the already walked track, which is on the left and after walking about 50 metres, veer to your right and keep walking.
We ventured down there with our children, towels, and a back pack. Our children were 8, ,6 and 5. All was good UNTIL our two youngest seen crabs and they were not getting in the water. Which is a little hard because you have to walk through some water at some stage (for the easiest way).
Dan and I carried them across. Once across you can set yourself up on a nice warm rock and watch the waves crash through the gaps in the rocks and watch the water gush in and fill the rock pools up. The water was a tad icey though, but still swimmable.
Highly recommend if you are in the area