Ningaloo Reef is fairly remote but there is plenty to do, mainly focused on the water. Here are some ideas:
What to Do in Ningaloo Reef
Luxury Hotels in Ningaloo Reef
True North
Based off the coast of Australia, True North offers some of the best opportunities for remote and unspoilt diving in Australia, Papua New Guinea...
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef
Arguably the biggest draw of diving at Ningaloo Reef is the seasonal feeding concentrations of the gentle giant, the whale shark, between March...
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Key Facts & Useful Links
Language: English
Currency: Australian Dollar
Time difference:
GMT +10 hrs
Best months to visit: The tropical north of Western Australia is dry from June to August. Travel between March and July for the Whale Sharks.
Flight from London:
19:45 hrs
Snorkelling with Whales: the Facts
There's no experience quite like gliding through the open water alongside whales. While diving with these colossal creatures is generally not allowed - the bubbles produced can be interpreted as a sign of aggression or danger - snorkelling with whales is, and can be just as exhilarating.…
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Just back from Western Australia
Our dive marketing guru, Charlotte, just returned from an epic trip to Western Australia. Like many divers, she has a bucket list of places and species she wants to explore, and this year she decided to tick off two: seeing whale sharks and road-tripping along Western Australia's coastline.…
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When and Where to see our Marine Life Top 5
Wondering where to go to tick off some bucket list species? Look no further. In this blog we go over our top five marine animals (featuring hammerheads, manta rays, turtles, humpback whales and whale sharks) and talk about the best locations and time of year to dive with them. So, if you…
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Best Diving in Australia
With an area of almost three million square miles, Australia covers nearly the same amount of land as the entire European continent. The vast, expansive country features over 20,000 miles of coastline that give access to some of the best-known and best-loved dive locations on the planet.…
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Summer of Giants
How do you decide where to go on your next diving holiday? Do you return time and again to a place that welcomes you as an old friend, where you annually reconnect with the same dive guides who have watched your children grow and learn to dive as well? Or, do you methodically tick off bucket…
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