Part of the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Marine Park, the Ningaloo Reef is the largest fringing reef in the world, stretching 260 kilometres along the Ningaloo Coast, teeming with more than 500 species of fish and other marine lives such as turtles, humpback whales, manta rays as well as the gentle whale shark. So put your snorkel on and start exploring this underwater paradise! Explore the Ningaloo Coral Reef with Exmouth Boat & Kayak Hire.

It is known to many that the gorges in Western Australia are one of the most stunning ones in the world. Cape Range National Park on the west side of Exmouth are full of such gorges. From rocky limestone walls, profoundly deep canyons to pristine beaches, there is no lack in the diversity of landscapes here. The national park is also full of wildlife and wildflowers that will come blooming in during winter.

Ningaloo Coast is one of the few places in the world where you can have a breathtaking and thrilling experience of swimming along the magnificent and friendly whale shark. You will marvel at how stunning and enormous these creatures are compared to you. The whale shark is not the only attraction here either, there will also be humpback whales and countless other fishes of different colours swimming under the beautiful waves. Explore Whale Shark Tours with WA Holiday Guide.

The Turquoise Bay is one of the best beaches in the whole of Australia, in fact, it is often rated the top beach in Western Australia by visitors. Located near the town of Exmouth, the Turquoise Bay is a perfect place for you if you want to explore the beautiful seascape of the Ningaloo Reef, full with beautiful corals of different colours and the many fishes that calls the reef home.