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ReefNingaloo – Coral Bay
Asho's Gap
Grey reef sharks hovering to be cleaned at a coral outcrop — Coral Bay's must-do dive.
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
Benan
A large, clean iron barque wreck with anchors and masts on the reef.
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
Blizzard Ridge
Lighthouse Bay's standout site: a simple reef crack swarming with fish, with turtles, sharks and a manta cleaning station.
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
Chofuku Maru
The largest wreck on Ningaloo: propeller, 40 m shaft, engine, boilers and bow on the reef.
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
Cod Spot
Friendly giant potato cod and a manta cleaning station on the Muirons' signature reef.
Jetty/PierNingaloo – Exmouth
Exmouth Navy Pier
Consistently rated among the world's top pier dives: a Defence-protected forest of pylons packed with big groper, sharks and…
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
Lakeside Sanctuary Zone
A calm, buoyed sanctuary-zone snorkel with turtles, rays and reef sharks just off the beach.
DriftNingaloo – Exmouth
Ningaloo Humpback Whale Swim
Licensed snorkel encounters with migrating humpback whales, July–October.
DriftNingaloo – Exmouth
Ningaloo Whale Shark Swim
Swim beside the world's largest fish on licensed tours with spotter planes, March–July.
Shore/Rock PlatformNingaloo – Exmouth
Oyster Stacks
Oyster-encrusted rock stacks swarming with fish a few metres from shore.
DriftNingaloo – Coral Bay
Purdy Point
An easy, no-boat drift over staghorn and cabbage coral straight back to town.
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
Rapid
One of WA's oldest wrecks, once carpeted with Spanish silver coins.
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
SS Fin
A whale chaser's boiler and engine above water beside a collapsed lighthouse.
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
Stefano
An 1875 wreck with one of WA's most remarkable survival stories.
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
The Labyrinth
A maze of limestone gutters and swim-throughs with a turtle cleaning station.
DriftNingaloo – Exmouth
Turquoise Bay Drift Snorkel
Australia's most famous drift snorkel: float over coral bommies with sharks and turtles, straight off a white-sand beach.
WreckNingaloo – Coral Bay
Zvir
An upright propeller and rudder at the end of a 120 m wreck trail.
ReefNingaloo – Coral Bay
23rd Parallel
Coral Bay's deepest regular outer-reef dive, on the Tropic of Capricorn.
Pinnacle/BommieNingaloo – Coral Bay
Ayers Rock (Coral Bay)
A 5 m-tall coral bommie that survived the 2022 coral die-off in Bill's Bay.
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
Beverly Hills
The bait crack swim-through packed with glassfish.
ReefNingaloo – Coral Bay
Bill's Bay Coral Gardens
Coral gardens a few fin kicks from Coral Bay's main beach.
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
Bundegi Reef
The closest reef to Exmouth town, in a sanctuary zone with a kayak trail and boulder corals; turtles and dugong graze the…
ReefNingaloo – Exmouth
Central Station
Mantas queuing at a west-side cleaning station.
DriftNingaloo – Coral Bay
Coral Bay Manta Ray Swim (Bateman Bay)
Year-round snorkelling with WA's largest manta population, located by spotter plane.