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Exmouth Flightseeing
View Ningaloo Reef and the Cape Range from the air with this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in Australia. Your professional pilot offers full commentary on board each flight. All guests will wear headsets. Departing the Exmouth airstrip by light aircraft, following Shothole Canyon to the pristine waters of Turquoise Bay. Heading ...
Ningaloo by Glass Bottom Boat
Almost an hour’s drive by motor coach from Exmouth, you will join a passionate skipper and guide for one of the most memorable experiences the area has to offer. You’ll step aboard a glass-bottom boat—the Reefviewer—to explore the magnificent Ningaloo Reef. Nothing is left to the imagination—you’ll see it all for yourself through the larg...
The Best of Exmouth
Ascend to the top of the Cape Range to see the rugged ridges of Charles Knife Gorge and the sprawling views across to the Exmouth Gulf. Take a small detour through the town of Exmouth and hear about the history behind some of the names of places and streets in and around this sleepy town (population 2,500). Visit and learn about the amazing termite mounds that pepper the Cape Range and s...
Turquoise Bay Snorkeling
Travel to magnificent Turquoise Bay in Ningaloo Marine Park. The bay boasts pristine beaches, waters that are the color of its name, and schools of colorful tropical fish on nearby Ningaloo Reef. The largest fringing reef in Australia, Ningaloo Reef stretches for more than 120 miles along the Northwest Cape. Turquoise Bay is a wonderful place to swim, relax and snorkel. You’...
Yardie Creek Gorge Cruise
Yardie Creek is a famous gorge located 56 miles from Exmouth in the Cape Range National Park, along the Yardie Creek Road. The ancient gorge features deep blue waters, red colored limestone cliff faces and an array of wildlife including the rare black-footed wallaby, as well as a variety of birdlife. Capture the true spirit of the gorge on an hour-long, award-winning ...
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