As a fish, indeed the biggest fish in the ocean, a whale shark does not need to come to the surface to breathe like a marine mammal. In fact, it is believed they spend much of their time at great depths, sometimes over 1500m. We are privileged to experience the perfect conditions in Coral Bay every year which draw them here AND to the surface! We would love to take you out to see and swim with them.

Several species of whale can be seen on their annual migration path North from Coral Bay between July, and back South again to October each year. The most common species we see is the Humpback Whale. Orcas, Southern Rights, Minke and on rare occasions Blue Whales have also been observed on our Whale Watching Tours.

Experience the awe-inspiring spectacle of the playful humpback whales as they breach, spy-hop and tail slap their way to warmer waters to birth and raise their calves each year.

We would love to take you out for the opportunity to swim with the humpbacks and observe their fascinating behaviour in a wild setting.

The Ningaloo Reef has a huge variety of wildlife! Depending on the time of year, you can see from the boat and swim with WHALE SHARKS, HUMPBACK WHALES, and MANTA RAYS! There are over 260 different species of hard corals, many different reef sharks and turtles, as well as some of the healthiest remaining coral formations in the world. Come and explore it with us, every day is different so who knows what we will encounter today…