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Yanchep & Two Rocks 45 MINUTES NORTH OF PERTH CBD LOCAL GUIDE & MAP Marina Yanchep & Two Rocks Whether it’s the unspoilt beaches, majestic bushland or the myriad of activities the whole family can enjoy, Yanchep & Two Rocks have long been places to get away Yanchep & Two Rocks from it all and it’s all within an hour’s drive of Perth. TAVERN@THE ROCKS Anytime CAPRICORN BEACH Lagoon A family friendly tavern, boasting Capricorn Beach is an exclusive four levels of dining and bar areas. Wanneroo Rd Two Rocks Guilderton - 30km masterplanned community in the A relaxed feel in the bar and balcony Ledge Point - 55km thriving coastal town of Yanchep. areas. Two levels of casual and Yanchep Marmion Ave Lancelin - 65km formal dining where meals are The Pinnacles - 140km With stunning beaches and beautiful available seven days a week. A sunny Geraldton - 360km parks within walking distance, as well beer garden for those long summer Mindarie Marina as excellent schools, shops, cafés days and evenings. TAB is open and recreation facilities, right on your upstairs everyday. Joondalup doorstep. P: 08 9561 2573 Hillarys Boat Harbour w: tavernattherocks.com Join our community today. Find us on Facebook Call Sharon on 08 9561 6018 YOUR LOCAL TWO ROCKS IGA Perth MACK HALL REAL ESTATE Fresh Produce, Fishing Tackle In All Aspects Of Selling & Buying & Bait, Ice, Gas Bottles, ATM Local Residential Land & Homes. Facility, DVD Sales & Rental, Home Deliveries, Cellarbrations Liquor Fremantle Store. Open every day of the year “Exceeding” from 7am to 9pm. Your Directions Expectations Proudly serving and supporting By Car: Make your way to Mitchell Freeway/State Route 2 for 27.3km. the local community. Use the left 2 lanes to merge onto Burns Beach Rd towards State Rte 87/Mindarie. In 600m At the roundabout, take the 2nd exit and Peter J Turner & Ali Moore stay on Burns Beach Rd. In 750m use the right 2 lanes to turn right P: 0412 912 612 - 24hrs onto Marmion Ave/State Route 71. Stay on Marmion Ave until you P: 08 9561 1064 e: [email protected] Find us on Facebook reach Yanchep Beach Road. At the roundabout, take the 1st exit on Yanchep Beach Rd second exit next roundabout. You will arrive at Two Rocks Road intersection you may turn right and follow to go to Two Rocks town centre, or turn left to go to Yanchep Lagoon. Two Rocks Yanchep National Park Find us on Facebook: The Yanchep Two Rocks Tourism Network www.yancheptworocks.com.au/tourism Photography ©MADCAT.com.au Design by StyleLOGIC 1 7 Neptunes Cafe Two Rocks Marina Apartments Casual cafe overlooking the ocean 1-2 Bedroom fully furnished apartments at Two Rocks marina. Open daily for Yanchep & Two Rocks overlooking Two Rocks Marina. breakfast and lunch from 8am–3.30pm. 1 Short term stays. Dog friendly. For apartment bookings, call Derek: P: 08 9561 5367 2 0410 954 919 or Jean: 0457 026 866 or facebook.com/Neptunes-Cafe 1 3 email: [email protected] 11 2 Oscar & Sons Restaurant Yanchep Beach Apartments 8 12 Fully licensed european family 7 Self contained, fully equipped relaxing restaurant with alfresco dining with 10 holiday homes. great ocean & marina views. Takeaway Ideally situated for the stunning & Home delivery available. Mon–Wed Yanchep Lagoon and scenic Yanchep 5pm–Late, Thurs–Sun 12pm–Late 1 National Park. P: 08 9561 2006 Takeaway: 9561 2003 w: oscarandsons.com.au For all bookings phone: 0450 321 884 3 The Pickled Herring Yanchep Eco Lodge 9 Award winning family licensed restaurant Unique Holiday Accommodation. with function room, overlooking the Sleeps 6. marina ideal for weddings & conferences. 2 Open daily, Mon to Fri 11.30am–late, FREE night when you mention this Ad Sat & Sun 9.30am–late. (stay 5 pay 4) P: 08 9561 1096 4 5 w: thepickledherring.net P: 0415 873 987 (Pauline) 4 Locals Surfshed Bridge the World Travel 10 The JUICE BAR @ Locals Surf & Cruise Centre 8 Shed serves up fresh, healthy juices Your friendly local travel specialists smoothies, raw treats and sandwiches 9 where you can book all your flights, as well as one of Perth’s best barista accommodation and tours, car hire, rail brewed coffees. and travel insurance. P: 0423 506 231 P: 08 9561 5096 facebook.com/Locals-Surf-Shed w: bridgetheworld.com.au 2 5 Yanchep Lagoon Seafood Downstairs Art Gallery 11 Fresh and local W.A. seafood. Leemans Landing A non-profit Art & Crafts gallery located Takeaway fish and chips and burgers. A monument commemorates the place on the lower level of the Two Rocks where Leeman came ashore with his men HARD TO FIND BUT WORTH IT! Shopping Centre. Selling unique hand searching for survivors of the ship Vergulde made Art and Giftware made by local 4/10 Stevenage St, Yanchep Draeck. The Dutch East India Company Artists and Artisans. Open 11am–8pm, closed Mondays. (VOC) ship, Vergulde Draeck foundered in 1656, to the north of Two Rocks. P: 08 9561 1600 facebook.com/DownstairsArtGallery 6 Leopard Lodge Mary Lindsay Homestead Atlantis Beach Baptist College 12 Reminiscent of an 1960’s African Game Lindsay Homestead is historically significant as an example of a reasonably intact Atlantis Beach Baptist College is a Lodge we are a premium steak house co-educational, independent school specialising in South African cuisine. homestead reflecting the development and settlement of the district in the Inter-War providing quality education for 336 Karoborup Road, Carabooda period. Honourable Mrs Lindsay was well Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12 by 2020. P: 08 9300 0039 known identity in the City of Wanneroo P: 08 9544 3000 6 w: leopardlodge.com.au who established the Yanchep Estate. w: atlantisbbc.com.au.
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