Exmouth Vlamingh Head Sunset Walk
Walk to Vlamingh Head Lighthouse at the northern tip of the North West Cape — the lighthouse above the sheer cliff where humpback whales pass within metres of the headland on their annual migration is one of the most dramatic viewpoints in Western Australia.
Exmouth Dark Sky & Astronomy Walk
Experience the extraordinary night sky above Exmouth — the most remote significant town on Australia's west coast, with virtually no light pollution, where the Milky Way, southern constellations, and occasional auroras create one of the finest dark sky experiences in Australia.
Cape Range National Park Gorge Walk
Walk the gorges of Cape Range National Park — the limestone range rising from the coast with deep gorges, rock wallabies, and the transition from desert to reef in a landscape where the Indian Ocean meets the Pilbara.
Exmouth Town & Naval History Walk
Walk Exmouth — Australia's most remote significant coastal town — established by the US and Australian navies in 1967 to support a very-low-frequency submarine communication station, now a gateway to the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area.
Ningaloo Reef Snorkel & Whale Shark Walk
Explore Ningaloo Reef — one of the world's largest fringing coral reefs, accessible directly from the beach — for snorkelling with sea turtles, manta rays, and whale sharks in the UNESCO World Heritage waters of the Ningaloo Coast.
Ningaloo Sea Turtle Nesting & Hatching Walk
Experience sea turtle nesting season on the Ningaloo Coast — from November to March, loggerhead, green, and hawksbill turtles come ashore to nest on the beaches of the North West Cape in one of Australia's most significant marine turtle breeding events.
Ningaloo Manta Ray Snorkel Walk
Swim with manta rays in Ningaloo Reef — the reef's year-round resident manta ray population and seasonal influx of visitors from across the Indian Ocean make this one of the most reliable places on Earth to snorkel with these majestic filter-feeders.
Exmouth Outback & Pilbara Drive
Explore the landscape around Exmouth — the transition between the Indian Ocean coast and the Pilbara desert interior — for the dramatic scenery of Bullara Station, the gorges of the Minilya River, and the red rock country that surrounds the coast.