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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.

Embark on a half-day sailing adventure through Ningaloo Reef's crystal-clear waters. Sail to two of our favorite snorkeling spots, allowing you to explore the underwater wonders at your own pace. Spend up to 1 hour at each site, encountering a variety of fish, vibrant coral, and friendly resident turtles. Enjoy a delicious onboard lunch with options like a sausage sizzle or vegetarian option, along with a selection of teas, coffee, and drinking water. You're welcome to bring your own food or drinks and use the cooler provided, just inform us of any dietary restrictions or allergies. Top off your experience on our custom Boomnet. BYO alcohol is permitted (no red wine). Please note: participants cannot enter the water once alcohol has been consumed.

Rather than limiting your time and experience of the colorful Ningaloo Reef with a half-day or full-day cruise, experience the breadth and depth of the reef on this four-day cruise. Snorkel, swim, kayak, and dive at a range of bays, reefs and coral gardens. Don’t just stick to the popular spots, either: visit a range of secluded locations for undisturbed snorkeling opportunities. Look out for local marine life, from graceful manta rays to migrating humpback whales.

During this 6-day cruise from Coral Bay, explore Western Australia's Ningaloo Reef, located north of Perth. The UNESCO World Heritage Site teems with marine life, such as stingrays, turtles, and reef sharks. You'll sail along the calm waters, navigating through dense coral formations and remote reefs. Visit the historical ruins of the whaling station at Norwegian Bay and learn about the many shipwrecks, plus get the chance to snorkel among one of these wrecks. You’ll find plenty of snorkelling, scuba diving, and kayaking opportunities, along with secluded beaches in the protected reef.

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.