Pristine Waters of Ningaloo Reef
 The colours of another world |
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7 days / 6 nights
| Location | Nights |
| Perth | 2 |
| Exmouth | 2 |
| Coral Bay | 2 |
Day 01 Arrive Perth
On arrival in Perth, meet your A&K representative for a private sightseeing tour including a Swan River cruise with exclusive views only able to be viewed from the river. Relax in the air-conditioned comfort of the vessel, or take a stroll out on the spacious open decks.
The Richardson Hotel
Day 01 Perth – Exmouth
This morning fly to the stunning Ningaloo Reef Marine Park. Tour Exmouth and Cape Range National Park, snorkelling at Turquoise Bay and visiting the Milyering Centre. Enjoy sunset drinks and canapés at the Vlamingh Head Lighthouse. The Cape Range is the only elevated limestone range on the north-western coast of Western Australia. The impressive limestone range has plateaus of up to 314 metres. (B).
Novotel Ningaloo Reef
Day 03 Exmouth: Swim with the Whale Sharks
Embark on an adventurous Whale Shark cruise aboard a luxurious vessel. Snorkel Ningaloo Reef or relax with your gourmet lunch (B,L).
Novotel Ningaloo Reef
Day 04 Coral Bay
Transfer to Coral Bay, the southern gateway of Ningaloo Reef. An underwater garden lies just metres from the pristine shores. Board a one hour Sub-Sea explorer tour before riding a quad bike along the stunning coastline (B).
Ningaloo Reef Resort
Day 05 Coral Bay
Renowned for its marine life, today's tour of Coral Bay invites dolphins, dugongs, manta rays, turtles and an array of fish sightings (B).
Ningaloo Reef Resort
Day 06 Coral Bay – Exmouth – Perth
This morning is at leisure to explore the region. This afternoon, fly from Exmouth to Perth (B).
The Richardson Hotel
Day 07 Depart Perth
Transfer to Perth Domestic Airport for your flight home (B).
(Flight not included)
Swimming with Whale Sharks
The Whale Shark is the largest member of the shark family, the largest fish in the world and suprisingly, a harmless plankton eater! Reported to reach 18 metres in length, it is easily identified by its pattern of white spots. Thought to mainly inhabit worldwide temperate and tropical seas, it is rarely seen in shallow coastal watersw, but is a daily visitor to the Ningaloo Reef between late March to July. Up to 12 Whale Sharks have been spotted close to the reef feeding. (Operates March - July)
