Monkey Mia is located on a unique section of World Heritage coastline only 30 minutes' drive..
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..
Coral Bay InformationCoral Bay is as idyllic as the name suggests. With a sweeping bay, bobbing yachts and the..
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 CoastNingaloo Reef stretches 260 kilometres along the coast of Western Australia, the longest fringing reef in the world. It's less developed for tourism than the Great Barrier Reef, but it's much closer to the shore. In some places, just a few kicks bring you to a reef with its 500 species of fish and 220 species of colourful corals. Brightly coloured fish swim close to the beaches in the shallow waters of the protection lagoon, and there are no poisonous jelly fish!
Migrations of giant whale sharks and humpbacks attract those who love marine animals to Ningaloo. Divers and plain snorkellers come to swim with the whale sharks March to June, and June to October its humpback whale watching time. In addition green and loggerhead turtles come onto the beaches to lay their eggs in the summer. Dugongs, dolphins and mantas are also often seen.
Some historic wrecks add further attraction for divers and recreational fishing is allowed in many areas.
People can participate in snorkelling or scuba diving cruises to the outer reefs. A number of coral viewing vessels enable visitors to cruise over the santuary zone in comfort. A multitude of fish can be seen on these cruises including the friendly spangled emperor which usually follow the boats in large numbers.
No trip to Western Australia is complete without a pit stop at Margaret River. Originally a..
Perth InformationThe capital of WA is situated in a picture postcard setting on the banks of the magnificent Swan..
Fremantle InformationSpending a few days in Fremantle is an absolute must. Just a 20-minute drive from Perth’s city..
Bungle Bungle Range National Park InfoThe Bungle Bungle Range, in Purnululu National Park, is one of the most fascinating geological..
Broome InformationThe exotic pearling town of Broome offers some deliciously indulgent eco-resorts dotted across its..
Leeuwin - Naturaliste National Park InfoLocated on the Western Australia's south west coast 40 kilometres south of Busselton is the..
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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