Top Exmouth Adventure Tours

Just off the coast of Exmouth, the turquoise waters of Ningaloo Reef are the home of one of the world’s most majestic animals—the whale shark. This full-day snorkeling adventure follows a spotter plane to give you the best chance to swim alongside these beautiful creatures. Plus, you can snorkel over the beautiful reef itself to see manta rays, dugongs, and turtles, and, if you’re really lucky, maybe even a whale.

Who doesn't love turtles? Many of our visitors here at Ningaloo are excited about seeing the local marine life, and turtles are always a real favourite. Join us as we search for these beautiful creatures and more from both in and above the water. If your looking for a small group low key tour with knowledgeable experienced local crew. Let us take care of you while we explore the stunning coral gardens of Ningaloo in comfort and style.

Swim within safe proximity to humpback whales, which migrate along the Coral Coast between early August and the end of October. Splash into their natural habitat within the World Heritage–listed Ningaloo Marine Park and be wowed by this aquatic wonderland. Snorkel the reef and spot seasonal sea life such as turtles, dugongs, manta rays, and dolphins during this informative eco-tour. Buffet lunch, glass of Champagne, and professional photos: all provided.

Spend a day snorkeling on the UNESCO-listed Ningaloo Reef and you just might spot a whale shark—the world’s largest fish (April–August). Or, you may have the opportunity to swim at a safe distance to humpback whales (September–November). Relax aboard ‘Ningaloo Blue,’ a 65-foot (20-meter), state-of-the-art vessel with comfortable seating, shade, and an observation deck. Buffet lunch, snorkel gear and wetsuit, and round-trip hotel transport from Exmouth included.

Spend half a day kayaking in the sea, and get the chance to snorkel around Ningaloo Reef's Bundegi Sanctuary Zone, with this small-group excursion, which includes transfers from area hotels. You'll likely spot all sorts of marine life, from juvenile turtles to reef sharks. You'll then continue to a special snorkeling area for snorkeling—you may even spot green turtles.