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Ningaloo Reef InformationNingaloo Reef stretches 260 kilometres along the coast of Western Australia, the longest fringing..
Abrolhos Islands InformationThe Abrolhos Islands and their surrounding coral reef communities form one of Western Australia's..
Exmouth InformationExmouth is located a two and a half hour flight north of Perth and is situated on the eastern coast..
Geraldton InformationLocated 424 kilometres north of Perth and the gateway to the State's vast north, Geraldton is a..
Turquoise Bay InformationTurquoise Bay is located 60 kilometres south of Exmouth. Aptly named, this bay is symbolic to all..
Cape Range National Park InformationCape Range National Park covers 50,831 hectares and is only thirty-five kilometres from the centre..
Carnarvon InformationCarnarvon is located 904 kilometres north of Perth on the North West Coastal Highway. A coastal..
Denham InformationDenham is the main town in the Shark Bay World Heritage area, located on the western coast of the..
Kalbarri National Park InformationThe Kalbarri National Park is located 590 kilometres north of Perth and 160 kilometres north of..
Mingenew InformationMingenew is located in the heart of wheat belt and wildflower country on Midlands Road, five hours'..
Mullewa InformationSituated a six hour drive north of Perth or a one hour drive inland from Geraldton, Mullewa sits in..
See all locations in Coral CoastCoral Bay is as idyllic as the name suggests.
With a sweeping bay, bobbing yachts and the world-class Ningaloo Reef just two steps off the beach – you’d be mad not to spend a night or two here.
Just a two-hour flight from Perth, the tiny seaside town of Coral Bay boasts beach weather all year round.
The vibe is chilled out and the local fishermen don’t mind stopping for a yarn.
Explore the shores of the reef by four-wheel bike tour, or enjoy a snorkelling or scuba diving tour to see the breathtaking underwater coral gardens and some amazing marine life.
Hop aboard a catamaran to see the humpback whales, dugongs, manta rays and turtles.
The highlight is a chance to swim with the world’s biggest fish, the whale shark, which visits between April and June each year to feed.
You can even take to the skies on a scenic flight to see how these natural wonders look from the heavens.
Or just laze around on the beach with a book.
If you want to try for a bite – the deep sea and game fishing charters with local fishermen are the way to go. The good news is the odds are heavily stacked in your favour. After all, Ningaloo boasts the title as the premier game fishing destination in Western Australia. You’ll be pulling in red emperor, northwest snapper and coral trout by the bucket load. And it’s one of the few places in the world where famous species as black marlin, blue marlin, mahi mahi, Spanish mackerel and sailfish are hooked regularly.
Everything is blissfully easy - accommodation, cafes and restaurants are all strolling distance from the beach.
Make sure you book a place to stay early during peak season and you’ll have no worries, mate.
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Rottnest Island InformationRottnest, our holiday island just twenty kilometres off the coast of Perth, Western Australia has..
South West WA InformationLocated just two hours south of Perth, here you can experience towering old growth forests, walk..
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