Wake up, with the world’s largest fringing reef.
Peek out of your glamping tent, to be greeted by the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef. Home to over 500 species of colourful fish, 250 varieties of coral formations along with rays, turtles, dugongs, clownfish, harmless reef sharks, and sea birds.
Unlike the Great Barrier Reef, the coral is within swimming distance from your private beach, so there’s no need for boats and time-consuming transfers. Walk on the warm white beach sands, before wading into the clearest turquoise waters you’ve ever seen… and within a few long strokes… there’s the coral.
Swimming underwater is a dance with nature. There’s a vast intelligence, a world that you won’t ever completely get, but certainly feel.
Where every aspect of the ecosystem exists for a reason. The sheer diversity of life, colours, textures, and shapes.
Here, you’re a visitor. A respectful guest, here to learn a different language.
This coastline is home to sheltered bays perfect for drift snorkelling – revealing vibrant coral gardens, schools of fish and, if you’re lucky, the gentle glide of a manta ray.
Off-site guided snorkelling experiences along the Ningaloo coastline allow you to explore even further – from Turquoise Bay, regularly named among the world’s best beaches, to Lakeside and Osprey Bay – each offering a different window into this incredible underwater world.
All snorkelling gear and wetsuits are provided, and our guides are always happy to offer tips, refresher lessons or beginner support.