Stunning Exmouth does not disappoint!

Exmouth is a small, sunny town on the northwest coast of Western Australia. It's best known as the gateway to the Ningaloo Reef, one of the world’s largest and most colorful coral reefs and the most amazing part is you can literally swim right off the beach to see it!! Fellow tourists come from all over the world to visit here and swim with the whale sharks you may also spot manta rays, dolphins, turtles, and even humpback whales!! We’ve seen beautiful colourful fish and a manta ray so far! Just outside of town is Cape Range National Park, it’s a wild and beautiful area full of rugged cliffs, deep canyons, and quiet beaches. You can hike through rocky gorges, kayak on Yardie Creek and relax on the many beaches (we highly recommend Turquoise Bay which is also perfect for snorkelling!) The town of Exmouth itself is small but friendly and we’ve met lots of people here! There’s a few cafes, shops, and restaurants and plenty of places to stay. There’s a real laid-back vibe here and it’s easy to feel at home whether you’re camping under the stars or relaxing in a beachside cabin! We are staying the delightful and rather charming Ningaloo Lodge Exmouth and we highly recommend it here! With its mix of reef, beach, and outback, Exmouth is the perfect haven for nature lovers, snorkelers and divers alike!