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The Whale Sharks Are At Ningaloo!

6 March 2019

The WHALE SHARKS are HERE!! 6 whale sharks have been spotted off the Ningaloo Coast over the weekend! YEP!

The whale sharks have arrived! Three Islands Whale Shark will be starting tours on the 16th of March, to allow for a few more of our spotty friends to get to town before we kick off the season! Our trips will be departing daily until early August.

Happy Whale Sharking Everyone

 

Brittney Billington

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Assistant Manager at Three Islands Whale Shark Dive
Brittney Billington is the Assistant Manager at Three Islands Whale Shark Dive, an established whale shark tour agency in Exmouth. With her exceptional skills in social media marketing, office management, customer service, and staff management, she has played a vital role in the company's success. Brittney's expertise in tourism, hospitality, sales, marketing, and travel management has made her an invaluable asset to the team. With years of experience in whale shark tours in Exmouth, Brittney is a reliable source of information and insights in this field.

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