Yardie Creek is a well-known surf spot located about 90km (56mi) from Exmouth, nestled within the Cape Range National Park. It’s a remote spot, so plan on getting there by boat only. The area offers some beach camping, making it a decent spot for those looking to enjoy some time in the wild while catching waves.

The surf here can be pretty solid, especially with a low to moderate swell. It breaks left over live coral, which can create some nice bowling and tubular sections when the conditions are right. The optimal swell direction is from the southwest, but it can also handle swells coming from the south and west. The waves are best when they’re around 3ft (about 1 meter) or so. For a good session, look for southeast winds, and don’t forget, this spot works well at low, mid, and high tide. It’s worth noting that Yardie Creek is more suited for intermediate surfers, so be prepared for a decent paddle to reach the best part of the break.

If you’re planning to check it out, remember that it's mainly a boat-access spot, so gathering a crew to make the trip is a good idea. Keep in mind that it can get a bit crowded, so be ready to share the waves. Overall, Yardie Creek offers some interesting opportunities for surfers looking for a unique experience.