BOOK NOW FOR THE 2018 WHALE SHARK SEASON IN EXMOUTH
SWIM WITH WHALE SHARKS!
MARCH – AUGUST 2018
BOOK NOW FOR THE 2018 SEASON.
From March – August Ningaloo Discovery’s Whale Shark Swim Tours gives guests the opportunity to swim with the biggest fish in the world, the whale shark in the pristine waters of Ningaloo Reef. Ningaloo Discovery delivers all inclusive eco certified experiences swimming with these gentle giants, but the adventure doesn’t stop there. During the tour guests can not only swim with whale sharks, but also interact with manta rays, encounter dugongs, turtles, humpback whales, dolphins, amazing colorful tropical fish and coral in the Ningaloo Reef just off Exmouth Western Australia. Everything you need to swim with whale sharks is provided on board for all Ningaloo Discovery tours, including snorkelling equipment, wetsuits, food and drinks and tour guides who are very knowledgeable and passionate about the Ningaloo Reef and all the marine life in the area. Ningaloo Discovery will even provide every guest with a complete professional photography package of the day FREE OF CHARGE!
Swimming with a whale shark is an unforgettable experience – our Ningaloo Whale Shark Swim Tours take you there!
HUMPBACK WHALE INTERACTIONS
AUGUST – NOVEMBER 2018
It’s Humpback Highway here on the Ningaloo Reef! Pods of humpback whales and their playful calfs are sighted daily. Ningaloo Discovery gives you the opportunity of a lifetime to experience swimming alongside these graceful mammals on their all inclusive eco certified Humpback Whale Swim Tours aboard a beautiful sailing catamaran. Everything you need is provided on board for all Ningaloo Discovery tours including snorkelling equipment, wetsuits, food and drinks and tour guides who are very knowledgeable and passionate about the Ningaloo Reef and all the marine life in the area. Ningaloo Discovery will even provide every guest with a complete professional photography package of the day FREE OF CHARGE!! For more information on humpback whales click here, or follow the link below
NINGALOO REEF ECO WILDLIFE TOURS
SEPTEMBER – NOVEMBER 2018
The Coral Coast of Western Australia is home to an abundance of unique wildlife and is full of national parks and reefs ready to be explored all year round. During the Whale Shark Shoulder Season (September – November) Ningaloo Discovery operates Eco Wildlife Tours around the Ningaloo Reef allowing guests to experience the beauty of the reef and all it has to offer each day. The spotter plane will search for any animals on the reef that guests can swim and interact with including Manta Rays, Humpback Whales and Whale Sharks. Whale Sharks are often seen after August right through till November and should the spotter plane spot one during this shoulder season, Ningaloo Discovery will take you swimming with it! Everything you need is provided on board for all Ningaloo Discovery tours including snorkelling equipment, wetsuits, food and drinks and tour guides who are very knowledgeable and passionate about the Ningaloo Reef and all the marine life in the area. Ningaloo Discovery will even provide every guest with a full professional photography package of the day FREE OF CHARGE!! The clear waters and visibility of the North West make for perfect conditions to swim with giants of the sea and snorkel the beautiful coral reefs.
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NINGALOO WHALE SHARK SWIM ON A POWERBOAT
Snorkel with a Whale Shark from our luxurious and spacious 55ft purpose built mono hulled powerboat, Australia Blue.
NINGALOO WHALE SHARK SWIM ON A SAILING CATAMARAN
Snorkel with a Whale Shark from our beautiful sailing catamaran, Windcheetah and experience 360 degree views of Ningaloo Reef and its marine life.
NINGALOO HUMPBACK WHALE SWIM ON A SAILING CATAMARAN
Between August and November you can experience one of the most amazing opportunities possible in the water – The experience of swimming alongside one of the largest animals in the ocean!
OVERNIGHT WHALE SHARK TOURS
Think it can’t possibly get any better than a day spent swimming with Whale Sharks, Humpback Whales or Manta Rays and hundreds of tropical fish in the warm clear waters of the Ningaloo Reef? How about topping it off by staying the night on the reef?!
