Rabbit Hill (Yallingup Coast)

Rabbit Hill is an exposed left-hand surfing spot on the Yallingup Coast, giving generally consistent waves when the wind and swell align. It’s commonly set up by offshore easterly winds, and the best surf conditions are reported when a west to west-southwest swell combines with that offshore wind. In March, clean surfable waves are noted about 45% of the time, while blown-out conditions are much more frequent, so checking conditions before heading in is important. Wave quality is described as good with moderate wave power. Riders can expect peeling left-hand waves with an exposed character, and the wave can deliver medium ride lengths, with longer runs possible on better swells. While the wave may feel more manageable than the heavier peaks further south along the coast, it still has the potential for more advanced, sectiony performances when larger sets arrive. Safety is a key consideration: sharks are reported as a hazard, and the spot is not patrolled with rescue availability noted as none/no. Submerged rocks and sharp limestone reef ledges are part of the environment, and currents/rip behavior can occur near reef edges. Low tides can make the reef shallower, so tide awareness and getting the lineup right are emphasized. Access is via beach/foreshore entry and the surrounding coastal paths/car parks; parking can be limited during summer school holidays and typically improves in winter. Facilities such as toilets, showers, and parking are available, and there are food options and a hotel within walking distance in Yallingup.