Although technically out of season, we are still seeing multiple whale sharks on the mighty Ningaloo Reef as well as Orcas, Humpback Whales, Dugongs, Turtles and Dolphins! Ningaloo Reef is buzzing with marine life at the moment and we'd love to share it with you.
Join us on board for a 'Ningaloo Eco Tour' for your chance to swim with whale sharks and manta rays, or join our 'Humpback Whale Interaction Tour' to swim with the magnificent humpback.
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Swimming with Sharks: What to Know, Pack and Expect Before You Go
Quick summary: Swimming with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef is calm, safe and awe-inspiring, far from the ‘dangerous predator’ image people imagine. Tours are fully guided, structured and monitored, with expert crews ensuring both swimmer and shark safety. You don’t need to be a strong swimmer. Basic confidence in open water, floating calmly, and using…
What Happens If You Can’t Keep Up on a Whale Shark Swim?
Quick summary: Whale shark swim difficulty is much lower than most people expect, with whale sharks moving slowly and swims kept short and guided. You don’t need to be highly fit, but you do need basic swimming ability and comfort in open water. If you can’t keep up, a dedicated tender boat in the water…