About the Ningaloo Area:

Location: 1272 kilometres North of Perth
Climate: The Ningaloo area is blessed with a fantastic climate. With no wet season it is dry and warm all year round. Summer daytime temperatures range from mid to high 30's while a typical winter's day reaches around 25 degrees. Water temperatures vary from 18-28 degrees. Wind conditions are consistent between September to February with accessible beaches on both the East and West side of the peninsula. Perfect kiteboard, snorkelling and beach combing weather.

Find out what the weather is like at the moment, simply visit www.seabreeze.com.au

Exmouth:

Exmouth is a two hour flight from Perth and is situated on the eastern side of the North West Cape of Western Australia. Exmouth serves as the gateway the Ningaloo Marine Park and the Cape Range National Park making it a versatile and very popular holiday destination. From Exmouth you can explore rugged peaks of the Cape Range, walk on a spectacular white beaches that go on for miles, explore an underwater paradise teeming with life, meet a giant whale shark,kite board the best flat water in the world or simply bask in the glorious year round sunshine.

With the continental shelf only 12kms off the coast, Exmouth offers excellent fishing. You can go on a professional charter or simply fish from the beach.

This easy going town offers something for everyone with range of restaurants and cafes offering a variety of local and exotic cuisine available

Cape Range National Park:

Cape Range National Park is located 40 kilometres south from Exmouth and boasts spectacular gorges, an array of wildlife and wildflowers in season.

The Ningaloo Reef:

Ningaloo Reef is not only Western Australia's largest fringing coral reef, but one of the largest reefs worldwide that can be reached just by stepping off the beach. Here the mighty whale shark, the world's largest fish, can be found from March through to June, feeding on coral spawn. Whale sharks are known to appear regularly close to the shore. Other magnificent marine animals that visitors can swim, dive or observe are dugongs, manta rays, dolphins, humpback whales and turtles. Ningaloo also offers safe swimming and snorkeling off the long sandy beaches.

Ningaloo Marine Park stretches from Bundegi Sanctuary in the Exmouth Gulf, around the North West Cape to Amherst Point, 260 kilometres to the south. The park extends 10 nautical miles seaward and encompasses over 5,000 square kilometres of ocean.

>> Click here to visit the Exmouth Visitor Centre for more info.

Getting there:

Airlines

Skywest Airlines operates daily and Qantas 4 times a week (Mon, Wed, Fri & Sunday) with return flights from Perth to Learmonth Airport. Learmonth airport is 35 kms from Exmouth and 120 km from Coral Bay. A shuttle bus meets each flight and for a fee you can catch a ride to Exmouth straight to our depot.

>> Click here to download a map of the area