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Stretching for 260kms along Australia’s west coast, the World Heritage Ningaloo Reef is the world’s longest fringing coastal reef and remains one of Australia’s best kept natural secrets. The coral is within swimming distance of the beach. There are numerous picturesque beaches offering stunning drift snorkels and sheltered bays. A drift snorkel just a few metres offshore reveals a wealth of life, with huge staghorn coral formations, anemones, clownfish, rays and sponge gardens. All snorkelling gear and wet suits are provided; and if you are a beginner (or just needing a refresher) the Sal Salis guides will be happy to give a lesson or just share a few tips. Ningaloo is also a major breeding ground for hawksbill, loggerhead and green turtles, which come ashore to lay their eggs in the dunes at night (between September and December) also a major breeding ground for hawksbill, loggerhead and green turtles, which come ashore to lay their eggs in the dunes at night (between September and December). For more information visit Sal Salis. |
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Each year between mid-March and August these slow-moving, gentle, filter-feeding giants migrate past Ningaloo Reef. More »
Each year between mid-March and August these slow-moving, gentle, filter-feeding giants migrate past Ningaloo Reef. More »
Each year between mid-March and August these slow-moving, gentle, filter-feeding giants migrate past Ningaloo Reef. More »
Guests at Sal Salis now have the opportunity to swim with Humpback Whales from July to October each year. More »
Guests at Sal Salis now have the opportunity to swim with Humpback Whales from July … More »
Guests at Sal Salis now have the opportunity to swim with Humpback Whales from July to October each year. More »
On a remote stretch of the Ningaloo Reef lies Sal Salis, where uninterrupted views of the Milky Way will astound … More »
On a remote stretch of the Ningaloo Reef lies Sal Salis, where uninterrupted views of … More »
On a remote stretch of the Ningaloo Reef lies Sal Salis, where uninterrupted views of the Milky Way will astound you. More »
Walk along the top of the spectacular multi-coloured Yardie Creek Gorge, looking out for black-footed rock wallabies, honeyeaters and emus More »
Walk along the top of the spectacular multi-coloured Yardie Creek Gorge, looking out for black-footed … More »
Walk along the top of the spectacular multi-coloured Yardie Creek Gorge, looking out for black-footed rock wallabies, honeyeaters and emus More »
Ningaloo Reef is arguably the best preserved reef complex in the world and it lies just a few metres offshore … More »
Ningaloo Reef is arguably the best preserved reef complex in the world and it lies … More »
Ningaloo Reef is arguably the best preserved reef complex in the world and it lies just a few metres offshore from Sal Salis. More »
Sal Salis' guided kayak-snorkel tours take you further off shore to snorkel some of the deeper lagoons. More »
Sal Salis' guided kayak-snorkel tours take you further off shore to snorkel some of the … More »
Sal Salis' guided kayak-snorkel tours take you further off shore to snorkel some of the deeper lagoons. More »
Staying in a remote location on Western Australia's mid north coast, certainly doesn’t mean you need to compromise on quality … More »
Staying in a remote location on Western Australia's mid north coast, certainly doesn’t mean you … More »
Staying in a remote location on Western Australia's mid north coast, certainly doesn’t mean you need to compromise on quality when it comes to food. More »
Visit late winter and into spring to witness vibrant wildflower blooms that contrast with the pindan earth, rugged canyons and … More »
Visit late winter and into spring to witness vibrant wildflower blooms that contrast with the … More »
Visit late winter and into spring to witness vibrant wildflower blooms that contrast with the pindan earth, rugged canyons and the turquoise sea. More »
