Ningaloo Reef is about 1200 kilometres north of Perth offshore from the resort towns of Exmouth and Coral Bay. The Ningaloo Marine Park stretches for some 260 kilometres, from Bundegi Reef in Exmouth Gulf around North West Cape to Amherst Point south of Coral Bay, extending some three nautical miles out to sea. Ningaloo Reef is one of the largest fringing coral reefs in the world with it's closest point within 100 metres of the shore.

Ningaloo Reef comprises 200 species of hard corals and 50 species of soft corals with over 520 species of fish. The reefs close proximity to the shoreline means it is easily accessible, being a diver's and snorkeller's paradise. The Ningaloo Reef is famous for Whale Sharks, Mantarays, Humpback whales, Dugongs, Turtles, Potato Cod and hundreds of other different fish species.

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For an affordable, clean and comfortable stay one can not look past the NIngaloo Lodge Exmouth. Offering great facilities at the right price. Enjoy all that Exmouth and the Ningaloo Marine Park have to offer, then come home to a relaxed, friendly environment. Socialise with people from around the world while you cook up your feast in the well appointed kitchen or at the poolside BBQ facilities. www.ningaloolodge.com.au 

The Ningaloo Club is a purpose built superior back-packer hostel located in Coral Bay, on the shores of the famous Ningaloo Reef, and is only metres from the beautiful white sand beach. There is a large entertaining area with licensed bar, internet access, table tennis and pool table. There is also a central courtyard around a pool and an alfresco dining area. www.ningalooclub.com