All Coral Bay Tours & Excursions in 2026

Get ready for an unforgettable day at Ningaloo Reef as you snorkel among vibrant coral gardens and meet the majestic humpback whales during their annual migration. This tour offers a unique chance to learn about marine ecosystems while observing diverse wildlife, including turtles, dolphins, and manta rays. An expert crew will guide you through the experience, ensuring your safety and enjoyment as you interact with these incredible creatures. With a commitment to sustainability, small group sizes, and a fully catered lunch, this tour is perfect for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. - Duration: Approximately 8 hours of marine adventure - Expert guidance from marine biologists with extensive local knowledge - Small groups for a personalized experience in the pristine waters of Coral Bay - Includes lunch, drinks, snorkel equipment, wetsuits, and photos taken by onboard photographer

Explore colorful Ningaloo Reef on a full-day excursion from Coral Bay—and leave the logistics to someone else—on this small-group snorkeling tour. Get the chance to swim and snorkel with manta rays, tiger sharks, loggerhead turtles, and other marine wildlife. A full day gives you time for multiple dives and to relax on the boat in between with provided snacks and lunch.

Discover the majestic whale sharks of Ningaloo Reef on this unique adventure in Coral Bay. This unforgettable expedition invites you to snorkel with the world’s largest fish while learning from passionate marine biologists about their vital role in the ecosystem. Begin your day with a snorkel on the outer reef, followed by a thrilling search for whale sharks via a spotter plane. After your encounter, explore the vibrant coral gardens and diverse marine life. Enjoy complimentary meals and photos to capture your memories, making this a perfect excursion for fit swimmers looking for a unique underwater experience. - Snorkel with the world's largest fish, the whale shark - Includes all snorkel gear, wetsuits, and meals throughout the day - Guided by knowledgeable marine biologists for an educational experience - Suitable for fit and competent swimmers; children must be supervised

Get up close to manta rays, sea turtles, and more on a full-day snorkel tour around Ningaloo Reef. Beginning and ending at the centrally located tour office, all logistics are conveniently planned to maximize every moment of your wildlife excursion. Look out for reef sharks and manta rays, which can often be seen year-round. In between your subaquatic adventures, refuel with a buffet lunch.

When visiting Coral Bay, take the opportunity to get a close-up look at the coral. This glass-bottomed boat tour of the Ningaloo Reef will satisfy every member of your party, including small kids and those who don’t want to swim. There’s no need to get wet (unless you want to use the included snorkeling gear) as you have a great view of the colorful tropical fish and corals right from the boat.

View the Ningaloo Reef’s underwater inhabitants through the floor of a glass-bottom boat as well as up-close during two snorkel stops. Traveling with a guide and group means you’ll listen to in-depth commentary on the local marine life, as well as easy transportation to the best snorkel spots.

There are only a few places around the world where you can swim with whale sharks, and Coral Bay is one of them. On this day-long cruise, you'll have the chance to snorkel on the reef to spot fish and coral before heading out to sea to find the whale sharks. Booking this tour in advance ensures you don't risk a sold-out tour after your arrival.

Finding the best places to spot sea turtles and snorkel in Coral Bay is hard without local knowledge. This guided tour removes the guesswork, taking you straight to prime areas where turtles are often seen in their natural habitat. Cruise in a custom-designed glass-bottom boat for clear views of marine life below the surface, while the crew shares insights and answers questions about turtles and the surrounding ecosystem.

Get the chance to see, and even swim with, the humpback whales that migrate past the Ningaloo Reef every year between June and October. If you just want to watch them from a distance you can stay on the boat. If you’re feeling adventurous and the conditions are right, your guide will let you enter the water for a possible close-up interaction with the gentle sea giants. A photography package is included to help capture your experience.