Top Exmouth Half-day Tours

Discover the sealife of Ningaloo Reef—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—on this full-day, small-group snorkeling experience. Join a local guide and a small group to explore the vibrant coral reef ecosystem. Snorkeling equipment, lunch, and a morning snack are included for a hassle-free day. Plus, pickup from the Ningaloo Visitor Center or your accommodation is available.

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.

Step aboard our comfortable, purpose-built vessel and let the adventure begin! Visit the outer reef, where the deep blue waters are alive with some of the ocean’s biggest stars. Keep your eyes peeled for manta rays gliding gracefully, playful dolphins leaping alongside the boat, and maybe even a breaching whale putting on a show! Next, we’ll cruise back inside the reef to the calm, crystal-clear shallows. Swim alongside sea turtles, spot stingrays and maybe catch a glimpse of a shy reef shark. The vibrant coral gardens are a kaleidoscope of colourful fish, making it the perfect spot to soak up the beauty of the reef. Throughout the tour, your snorkel will be guided by an experienced professional, making sure you are safe while in the water, but also ensuring you don’t miss anything! Enjoy the world-renowned marine park, a first class view of the Ningaloo Reef! Get ready for a day full of unforgettable encounters—this is Ningaloo at its very best!

Accompany our experienced and informative guides for an evening of turtle watching and star gazing in the Jurabi Coastal Park, situated on the World Heritage Listed Ningaloo Coast. Enjoy a light snack and cool drink as you watch the sunset and learn about one of the world’s most important turtle rookeries, the turtle watching ‘Code of Conduct’, and how you can become an ambassador for the conservation of marine turtle species world-wide. Following sunset, we move out onto the beach to put all of our new-found knowledge into practice, as we attempt to observe the nesting habits of female turtles. There will also be the opportunity to enjoy some of the world’s best stargazing in the unspoiled dark skies of Ningaloo (dependent on the phase of the moon). IMPORTANT: - Please wear enclosed footwear and bring a warm layer for after sunset - Please let us know dietary requirements and your drink preferences (Local beer, red or white wine or sparkling water)