Nestled in the heart of D’Entrecasteaux National Park, the Yeagarup Dunes are one of the most awe-inspiring natural features in the Southern Forests region. As the largest inland mobile dune system in the Southern Hemisphere, these vast dunes are an ever-changing testament to the raw power of nature. Whether you’re a nature lover, an adventure enthusiast, or simply looking for a unique experience, the Yeagarup Dunes are a must-visit destination when you’re in Pemberton.
The Yeagarup Dunes are unlike any other. They are alive, constantly shifting and moving inland by as much as 4 metres each year. Driven by the prevailing coastal winds, this ongoing movement reshapes the dunes and even encroaches on the ancient forests that surround them, creating an extraordinary intersection of sand and forest. As the dunes advance, they bury sections of the forest, leaving behind fascinating remnants and a continually evolving environment.
The Yeagarup Dunes are accessible to visitors with a range of interests and capabilities.
The Yeagarup Dunes are a photographer’s dream. The striking white sands, combined with the contrast of the surrounding green forests, offer endless opportunities to capture the majesty of this unique landscape. For the best shots, visit at sunrise or sunset when the dunes are bathed in warm golden light, casting long shadows across the rippling sand. The play of light and shadow across the dunes is a sight to behold.
Whether you’re visiting independently or on a guided tour, the Yeagarup Dunes offer an unforgettable experience in one of Australia’s most unique landscapes.
For more information on how to visit or to book a guided tour, stop by the Pemberton Visitor Centre. We’re happy to help you plan your adventure to this extraordinary natural wonder.
Best Time to Visit: All year, with spring offering vibrant wildflowers.
Activities: Walking, kayaking, and wildlife spotting.
Facilities: Picnic areas, campgrounds, and toilets.
Accessibility: 4WD Access only, 2WD access via unsealed road to Lake Yeagarup.
Some campgrounds may require pre-booking.
Park Entry Fees: National Park fees apply.
Camping Fees: Bookable on Parkstay
Yeagarup Hut Website: www.yeagaruphut.com.au