Yeagarup Beach is a remote coastal beach located within the D'Entrecasteaux National Park, accessible only by four-wheel drive vehicle via a challenging track over the massive, mobile Yeagarup Dunes. The beach itself is a long, open stretch of coastline known for its magnificent views and relaxed ambience. Access for paddlers involves driving from Yeagarup Lake, which is the gateway area accessible by 2WD vehicles, and then navigating the soft sand track over the dunes, a journey that is challenging and rewarding. There are no formal boat ramps or dedicated paddler facilities at the beach itself. The beach is noted for being a bit windy once the seabreeze sets in, which is a significant consideration for paddlers planning a launch from shore, especially for kayaks or SUPs. The area is part of a pristine national park environment, with the beach flanked by the vast dune system on one side and the Southern Ocean on the other. The Warren River mouth is a nearby feature, reachable as a day trip destination for those launching from the beach. Camping facilities are available at Yeagarup Beach, as well as at Yeagarup Lake, which could serve as a basecamp. Due to the 4WD-only access and the need to cross the dunes, which are not suitable for trailers, paddlers must be fully self-sufficient, carrying all gear. The soft sand and potential for strong winds require careful trip planning. The beach is used for sightseeing and, during certain seasons, sees high vehicle traffic for activities like salmon fishing, which paddlers should be aware of when accessing the water.