Sal Salis will reopen in late March 2027 following a major refurbishment. Bookings are now open for the 2027 season.
The refurbishment spans the entire guest journey, from arrival to rest, lounging and dining. Highlights include:
The best way to travel to Sal Salis is by flying to Learmonth Airport and then taking a scenic 90-minute drive to the camp. Airport transfers are available for an additional fee.
Wildlife that can be seen at Sal Salis includes kangaroos, wallabies, emus, and a variety of marine life such as turtles, dolphins, and depending on the time of year, whale sharks and humpback whales can we spotted. Sal Salis also offers the opportunity to swim with the majestic whale sharks and humpbacks for an experience of a lifetime.
The cost of staying at Sal Salis varies depending on the season and type of accommodation. Our tents start at around $1,100 AUD per night.
Sal Salis offers exceptional gourmet meals made with local and seasonal ingredients, and can accommodate to any dietary restrictions if needed.
Sal Salis is not recommended for young children, as it is a wilderness experience and not a traditional resort. We do however, welcome children aged 10 years and over.
With Sal Salis just steps from the Ningaloo Reef, there’s no single ‘best’ time to visit. Nature sets the rhythm here, and each part of the season brings its own magic – from whale sharks typically arriving in autumn and staying through to spring, to humpback whales making their migration along the coast during winter and spring. Turtles are seen year-round, with larger numbers nesting and hatching from October through to March.
The beginning and end of season offer warmer days, while mid-year brings cooler temperatures -though in northern Western Australia, it’s still beautifully mild for swimming and soaking up the sun.
As with all wildlife, timings may vary – but there’s always something remarkable to experience here, all year round.
Sal Salis offers eco luxury safari tents with en-suite bathrooms and private decks.
Sal Salis seeks to ensure that our guests experience the unique environment of the world heritage listed Ningaloo Reef. Our camp is located amongst sand dunes and surrounded by Cape Range National Park’s rugged landscape. Due to our unique location this also means that guests who travel into this area may not be supported with the same infrastructure as found in urban areas.
As we are in a remote location and due to development restrictions, strict environmental policies and our unwavering commitment to reducing impacts on our local environment, means that activities or accessing some areas of Sal Salis will include walking on uneven surfaces, through sloping walking paths and sand dunes. This can mean that guests with fitness and / or mobility restrictions may not be able to experience all of the Sal Salis facilities and activities.
A solar powered golf buggy does provide guest and luggage transport from the closest car park for check in and check out of the main lodge facility.
If your fitness to travel may be in doubt as a result of recent illness, surgery, injury, medical treatment or an existing medical condition you should seek medical advice prior to commencing your visit to Sal Salis.
Your safety and comfort are important to us. If you have any special or specific needs or require assistance, please discuss this with the Sal Salis reservations team on 08 9949 1776.
