Whale Shark Tours in Western Australia

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Whale Shark Tours in WA

Whale Shark Tours in Western Australia visit Ningaloo Reef.

The fringing Ningaloo Reef is a dazzling jewel in Western Australia’s crown. The reef, which is located right on the coast, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and offers a variety of outdoor activities. Whale sharks are among Ningaloo’s most noteworthy visitors. This is one of the world’s largest aggregations, making it an excellent location for swimming with them.

Ningaloo Reef is possibly the best spot in the world to see whale sharks between March and July each year. Jump from a boat into the water to come face to face with these gentle giants as they glide by. Experience one of the most stunning marine life encounters on the planet.

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The Ningaloo Reef is one of the longest near-shore reefs in the world. It’s Australia’s largest fringing reef system, stretching 300 kilometers from Red Bluff. (accessible via Carnarvon) Running north along the coast to the Murion Islands and Bundegi Beach in the east of Exmouth Gulf.

The Muiron Islands Marine Management Area protects one of the region’s underwater wilderness areas. the area is a popular area for dive charters from Exmouth.

This island group of South Muiron and North Muiron islands and islands are separated by a deep-water navigable channel. Both run in a north-easterly direction, and Sunday Island, which is smaller and lies further east.

Whale Shark Tours in Western Australia visit Coral Bay

Further north, Coral Bay is a small seaside location. A marine paradise, and home to WA’s largest Manta Ray population, you can swim with them.

Cape Range National Park

It is on the northern gateway to the Reef and it is the perfect location from which to explore the landscape. Which includes Cape Range National Park and the underwater wonders of the Ningaloo Marine Park.

Whale Shark Tours in Western Australia swim with the largest fish in the world.

Diving is popular at Ningaloo, as is snorkelling, with over 500 types of tropical fish and 6 species of Sea Turtle. Experience the incredible thrill of swimming with the world’s largest fish, the Whale Shark out of Coral Bay and Exmouth.

Seasonal visitors

In addition to the fun of a Whale shark swim, there are many other seasonal visitors to the Ningaloo reef such as Humpback whales who are in the area from June until November while Manta Rays can be seen along the Ningaloo Reef near Exmouth from May to November.

Summer

As summer arrives, so do the Green, Loggerhead and Hawksbill turtles and they begin their nesting season after mating during October and November and can be seen on the beaches until March.
There are many companies operating whale shark tours and you can pick a package to suit your budget.
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