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Exmouth is located at the northern end of the famous Ningaloo
Reef on the tip of the North West Cape of Western Australia, 1,270
kilometres north of Perth. A unique location, Exmouth is
surrounded by the world-class Ningaloo Reef Marine Park on
one side, and rugged ranges on the other, this ideal setting
makes Exmouth such a great place to visit.
Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth and Coral Bay details are being transferered to the Ningaloo Reef section of Kalbarri.Com web site. Exmouth section, Coral Bay section. Accomodation and Things to Do to be fully completed by March 2009. Accomodation section lists accommodation and hotels with web site links but maps, images and more information to be added later. Applies to all sections of this web site Kalbarri, Geraldton, Monkey Mia, Denham and Shark Bay, Carnarvon and Perth
Exmouth
or Coral Bay is the ideal location to explore the Ningaloo
Reef and Cape Range National Park. Take a whale watching
trip viewing the majestic Humpback Whales, scuba or snorkel
on the Ningaloo Reef, swim with the Whale Sharks or go
on any
of the tours
with
experienced
tour guides.
Take
yourself snorkeling above the beautiful Ningaloo Reef coral
at Turquoise Bay and see amazing multi coloured fish
and underwater features. From the Vlaming Head Lighthouse
you can see whales
as the migrate to and from the area.
  
Explore
the gorges, canyons and creeks of the Cape Range
National Park. Take
the spectacular Yardie Gorge tour. Later returning
to your accommodation at the seaside towns of Exmouth or
Coral
Bay where
the
eco-cruises,
fishing and diving are exceptional.
Exmouth
is renown as a mecca for fishing. Within 2 kilometres
of the shore, big game fish provide a challange to those seeking
the adventure, or quality eating fish that you can
only
dream
about.
The
tropical climate for Exmouth's is a great feature of the
area. In Summer the average maximum temperature is 37°C
with an average minimum temperature of 20°C. In Winter
the average maximum temperature is 24°C with an average
minimum temperature of 11°C.
 All of these
attractions lie at the edge of the Ningaloo Marine Park - Western
Australia's equivalent of the Great Barrier Reef. It is along
this reef that the world's largest fish, the whale shark, comes
to feed every year. It is the highlight for the thousands of
tourists who take to the water to swim beside these mysterious
creatures of the deep.
Whale shark
charters during the months of March to June, but
for those who aren't as adventurous, there are over 520 species
of fish, 250 species of coral and an abundance of turtles,
whales and other marine creatures to meet.
Western
Australia's Coral Coast:
Western
Australia's Coral Coast is located on the West Coast of Australia
and starts 245
kilometres north of Perth at Cervantes. Exmouth being the
most northern point is 1270 kilometres north of Perth. The
major towns
are Cervantes, Jurien, Dongara, Geraldton, Kalbarri, Denham,
Monkey Mia, Carnarvon, Coral Bay and Exmouth.
A
diverse region with one of the world's greatest variety of
marine life; snorkelling on the Ningaloo Reef; spectacular
National
Parks; fishing from both land and sea; friendly towns; and
wildflowers that carpet the landscape when in season. Western
Australia's Coral
Coast has many other holiday and tourism destinations available
soon on NingalooReef.Net and mirror websites.
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Acknowledgement
and thanks to the Exmouth
Visitor Centre for their assistance and information
for the Ningaloo Reef, Exmouth and Coral Bay sections of
this website.
Travelling
by car in the Coral Coast Region? See Driving
Tips for information on safe driving
in the Outback. Supplied by Road Wise, a Local Government Initiative for Safer
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Avis
Rent A Car Perth
Monkey
Mia Dolphin Resort
Car
Hire Perth - Budget Car Rental
Airways
Rent A Car - Geraldton
Kalbarri at www.kalbarri.com
Geraldton at www.kalbarri.net
Monkey
Mia at www.kalbarri.net
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