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Table of Contents Day 1 Day 2 Whale Shark Tour Humpback Whale Tour Whale Shark and Ningaloo Reef tour Day 3 Hike the Mandu Gorge Cool off at Oyster Stacks…

Table of Contents What is seasickness? How to prevent seasickness Be well rested before setting out Take motion sickness medication Have some ginger Wear an acupressure band Get some fresh…

Table of Contents Safety first Local knowledge and expertise Listen to stories about the area you wouldn’t find anywhere else Quality tips when it comes to the activity at hand…

The short answer is yes – when it’s done right, absolutely. But the truth is, not all whale shark tourism has these creatures’ best interests in mind, let alone the environment. Before you book your whale shark experience – it’s important to check that the swim is both ethical and environmentally sustainable. 

Looking for Cape Range National Park things to do? You’re in the right place. With pristine beaches, rugged limestone ranges, and deep canyons, a short 45-minute drive west of Exmouth brings you to one of Western Australia’s most stunning national parks.

“Is it safe to swim with whale sharks?”
It’s a pretty common question – and we get it. The word “shark” generally comes with visions of a jagged fin poking gliding above water, razor-sharp teeth, and the Jaws theme song playing in the distance.

We are so excited to be launching our new website and online store! The past two years have seen a lot of changes to the whale shark industry, so it…

Table of Contents December to February March to May June to August September to November Frequently Asked Questions What is the best time to visit Ningaloo Reef? What time of…

Table of Contents Things to do & see Swim with the whale sharks Whale watching Snorkelling Scuba diving Walk to the Vlamingh Lighthouse Hike the gorges Camp in nature Wine…