Exmouth has grown a lot since it was first used as a military base in World War II. Today, it's a thriving town that's best known for its location on the World HeritageNingaloo Coast and Cape Range National Park.
Exmouth is a hidden gem that the travel guides haven't clued onto yet. Experience the glorious Australian landscape and a heritage-listed coastline, all to yourself.
The Ningaloo Coast expands across 260km of pristine coastline. It's the biggest fringing coral reef in Australia and the only reef in the world found only 100 metres from land. The reef is considered one of the world's most biodiverse ecosystems making it the perfect destination for snorkeling or diving.
On the west coast of the peninsula sits the Cape Range National Park. Picture the wild, rocky landscape of the Cape Range, meeting the white sand dunes and turquoise waters of the Ningaloo Coast – one of the only places in Australia, where the range meets the reef. Watch the sun rise over the rocky landscape, and set over the tranquil, glistening ocean.
Get back to nature in Exmouth, hike the trails, canyons and gorges of the Cape Range National Park. Relax on the soft, white sandy beaches of the Ningaloo Coastline. Discover what lies beneath Australia's largest fringing reef, aboard a glass bottom boat, or spend the day snorkeling.
