Exmouth Attractions
Bundegi Beach
Go swimming, snorkelling, fishing, and see beautiful corals off Bundegi Beach just north of Exmouth. Bundegi Beach marks the start of the Ningaloo Marine Park known for its pristine marine life. For a close up view take a glass bottom boat tour fro ...
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Cape Range National Park
Pristine Cape Range National Park near the town of Exmouth offers some amazing outback adventures from four wheel driving to gorge hiking and bush walking - and what's more it adjoins a stunning coastline where you can go swimming and snorkelling. Th ...
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Charles Knife Road
Charles Knife Canyon is 23 kilometres south of Exmouth. Almost directly across from Kailis Fisheries, this road is the opposite of Shothole in that the vehicle is driven up to the top of the range with spectacular views of huge gorges and Exmouth G ...
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Coral Spawning
The pristine waters of Ningaloo Reef transform into colourful clouds each year during the coral spawning season. Night tours take you up close to his amazing natural phenomenon which happens between 7 and 10 days after the full moon in March and Apri ...
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Harold E Holt Naval Communication Station
Approaching the Harold E Holt Naval Communications Station near Exmouth, you will not be able to miss Tower Zero, which is one of the largest towers in the southern hemisphere. Take a walk around the non restricted areas which remain open to the publ ...
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Jurabi Coastal Reserve
Jurabi Coastal Reserve is 1287.4 hectares and is located on the western side of the Cape Range Peninsula and west of the Yardie Creek Road adjoining the Ningaloo Marine Park. You can choose from a variety of beaches via access tracks along the Yardie ...
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Lakeside
Located within the Ningaloo Marine Park, along Yardie Creek Road, you will find Lakeside campsite. The beach has fascinating coral and marine life and is great for snorkelling. It's also a great spot for swimmers of average fitness and capability. ...
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Lighthouse Scenic Drive
A panoramic drive which climbs steeply to the tip of the coastal range at Valmingh Head, gives a sweeping view of both sides of the North West Cape with the 13 tower network of the Naval Communications Station sprawling at the base of the range and t ...
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Mandu Sanctuary Zone
Oyster Stacks is located within the Mandu Sanctuary Zone off the Cape Range Peninsula. It is an excellent site for snorkelling. Great area for fish life and you can either snorkel to the north or to the south of the car park. The best time to snorke ...
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Mangrove Bay
Mangrove Bay is a bird hide overlooking a shallow lagoon. Great spot for birdwatching as shore birds roost in the lagoon at high tide and during summer months migratory birds can be observed. ...
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Mauritius Beach
After an all over tan? Then Mauritius Beach is just for you. Declared a Clothing Optional Beach in 1999, Mauritius Beach is located 21 kilometres from Exmouth just past the Vlamingh Head Lighthouse. ...
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Muiron Islands
Go snorkelling and swimming at the Muiron Islands in the Ningaloo Archipelago and you'll be rewarded with views of tropical fish and coral. The two islands are just a short boat ride from Exmouth off the tip of the North West Cape. White sand bea ...
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Ningaloo Marine Park
For swimming, diving and snorkelling at one of the world's most pristine reefs head to Ningaloo Marine Park near the towns of Coral Bay and Exmouth along Western Australia's north coast. One of its star attractions is Ningaloo Reef which is one of t ...
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Potshot Monument
Commemorates 'Operation Potshot' 1942 to 1945, when US Submarines used the area as an advance and refuelling base until 1945 when most of the facilities were destroyed by a severe cyclone. ...
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Sandy Bay
For a lazy holiday of swimming and relaxing, head to Sandy Bay near Exmouth on Western Australia’s mid north coast. The shallow waters and wide expanse of endless white sand make this a great choice for families. The kids will love wading knee-deep ...
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Shothole Canyon
Shothole Canyon offers breathtaking views of Cape Range National Park near Exmouth. Take a scenic drive around the canyon and seize the opportunity to stop and examine the colourful layers of the canyon rock face. Join the walking trail at the bottom ...
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Surfers Beach
Surfers Beach is located 17 kilometres north from Exmouth. This surf break otherwise known as "Dunes", is a reef break and surfing experience is recommended. To get there, take the Yardie Creek Road west and head up Mildura wreck Road and turn left i ...
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Swim with the Whale Sharks
Swimming with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef is one of Australia’s must-do travel experiences. Taking the plunge with the world’s biggest fish is an awesome and humbling experience. Small groups of only ten swimmers at a time are dropped close by ...
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Tantabiddi
Tantabiddi beach is located 36 kilometres from Exmouth on Yardie Creek Road. This beach offers a boat ramp and toilets for the departure point of whale sharks and manta ray spotting tours. A glass bottom boat tour departs from Tantabiddi daily that ...
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Town Beach
The Exmouth coastline offers a number of beautiful sandy beaches and the Town Beach is the most accessible and closest to the town centre. The beach is a safe place to swim, especially at high tide even with children. Drive your four wheel drive righ ...
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Turquoise Bay
Dive into the pristine waters of the aptly named Turquoise Bay near the town of Exmouth and you're swimming within a few metres of Ningaloo Reef. Known as one of Western Australia's best beaches, Turquoise Bay is the perfect spot to spend an afterno ...
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Turtle Nesting Season
Ningaloo Reef and adjacent islands are one of the world's major breeding areas for sea turtles. During the breeding season between December and March, Green and Loggerhead turtles make their way up the beaches to lay their eggs. Night tours provid ...
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Vlaming Head Lighthouse
The Vlamingh Head Lighthouse offers spectacular views of Ningaloo Reef and a great vantage point to witness the famous Western Australian sunset from its elevated location on a hill above the ocean near Exmouth. Take a tour of the lighthouse and lear ...
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Wapet Creek
Wapet Creek was used in 'Operation Potshot' during World War II. As a result of a cyclone, the old barges and landing craft have now blown inshore and lie partly submerged in the creek. Fishing and crabbing can be enjoyed from Wapet Creek, but 'bewa ...
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Wreck of SS Mildura
The Lighthouse Bay Beaches along the Mildura Wreck Road are ideal for fishing, swimming and sunbathing and at the end of the road, you will discover the Mildura Wreck. From the beach you will see the wreck of the SS Mildura, a cattle ship that was c ...
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Yardie Creek
Go bush walking, boating and see rare native animals at Yardie Creek gorge in Cape Range National Park. Yardie Creek is a highlight of the park and a must-do on any visit to Exmouth. The ancient gorge has deep blue water, red limestone cliff faces a ...
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