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- Yanchep
Keep it simple at this peaceful and centrally located place. With a beautiful relaxing pool and large outdoor area you can enjoy the holiday lifestyle. There is plenty of space for children to play including a large cubby and trampoline. The kitchen area is a large outdoor kitchen. Equipped with a bar fridge, bbq, grill top and sink. No freezer in fridge. Guests have access to the entire downstairs area of the house. The hosts live in the upstairs area. Guests have their own separate access.
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- Yanchep
'Casa Del Mar' is a cosy 'Spanish' styled 3 bed Villa that comfortably sleeps 6 ppl. It's a 2 min walk to the beach or swim in our below ground pool. The lovely wood heater is perfect for those cold winter nights. Casa del mar is located in 'Old Yanchep' hidden away from the modern housing estates. Local beach - 160 metres. Yanchep Lagoon - 600 mtrs. National Park - 9 min drive Yanchep Golf Course - 9 min dve. Yanchep Shopping Centre - 4 min drive Butler Station - 17 min drive (14kms)
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- Butler
#Blackrockbeauty is 400 metres from Butler Station, 3.2km to the beach and less than 1km to a large shopping district. The fully furnished and equipped house sleeps 3 adults and 2 kids in 3 bedrooms with ducted aircon, wood fireplace, free wifi, Playstation 3 with games, Netflix and automated secure lockup-up garage. With high ceilings, stone benchtops and small back-yard, you can't go wrong. We aim to make your stay as homely and comfortable whilst keeping the fees as low as possible.
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Your guide to Yanchep
All About Yanchep
Located within the City of Wanneroo, Western Australia, Yanchep is best known for its spectacular national parks. Home to the state's most pristine nature reserves and interesting historical sites, Yanchep has housed a colony of koalas since 1938 and offers a dedicated koala viewing area. The 28-kilometre Yaberoo Budjara Heritage Trail encompasses a variety of trails throughout Yanchep National Park. Follow these trails alongside a collection of lakes to see beautiful wildflowers in season, and admire the dunes, gorges, caves, and radar bunkers that protected Australia’s coastline from enemy invasion during World War II.
This coastal town features expansive stretches of sand and pristine, calm swimming waters with limestone cliffs, caves, dunes, and bushland. There’s also sought-after fishing and snorkelling here, along with a peaceful coastal community further north in Two Rocks with a marina and boat harbour. There’s even a dog beach, where four-legged friends can run free on the sand and frolic in the waves.
How do I get around Yanchep?
The most common entry point for visitors, Perth Airport (PET) is 66 kilometres south of Yanchep. A combination of bus and train will take you about 2.5 hours from Perth, and the drive is about 60 minutes. The smaller Jandakot Airport (JAD) is 81 kilometres south of Yanchep. From Jandakot, you will have to add an extra bus journey, but the drive will take about 50 minutes. Once you arrive at your Yanchep accommodation, you’ll need to rent a car or take taxis to get around, as public transportation coverage is patchy. Having your own vehicle is also the most convenient way to explore further afield.
When is the best time to stay in a holiday rental in Yanchep?
In summer, the weather is perfect for making the most of the outdoor lifestyle in and around Wanneroo, with the average high during this season hovering around 30 degrees Celsius. The seas of blooms at the local lavender farm are at their best between mid-January and the end of February. Autumn brings slightly lower temperatures, with pleasant days and cooler nights, so remember to bring warm layers for evening outings. Winter in Yanchep can be rainy and is characterised by cooler days and chilly nights. There are a number of local music events — particularly jazz concerts — during the winter to experience. Spring in Yanchep is when the wildflowers in the surrounding landscape are in full bloom — this is also a great time to see the Western Grey Kangaroos and their joeys.
What are the top things to do in Yanchep?
Yanchep National Park
Join a cave tour, admire heritage architecture, learn about Aboriginal culture and native flora and fauna, including kangaroos and koalas, and hike the park's scenic trails. There are a number of activities to take advantage of here, including caving, birdwatching, ziplining, and even helicopter rides.
Snorkelling at Yanchep Lagoon Beach
A wonderful beach for snorkelling, the water here is calm and clear, the average depth is five metres, and the waves are small. There’s also a large reef that offers protection from the elements and is great for spotting fish, sea stars, corals, sea anemones, and turban shells. You can also look out for western blue devil, octopus, prawns, cuttlefish, crayfish, and schools of bream.
Pinnacles Desert
Located about a 90-minute drive up the coast from Yanchep, the Pinnacles are mysterious natural limestone structures that were formed approximately 27,000 years ago. Over time, coastal winds have removed the surrounding sand and exposure to the elements has created the pillars. Native Australian wildlife like kangaroos and emus can also be spotted nearby, particularly early in the morning and late in the afternoon.