Things To Do While In Exmouth

World Heritage - listed Ningaloo Marine Park - Snorkel/dive on the reef just metres from the waterline or just relax on the white sandy beaches.
Turquoise Bay -Turquoise drift dive or Oyster Stacks or try Bundegi on the gulf side
Swim with whale sharks, humpback whales, manta rays and turtles (seasonal)
Glass bottom boat - Fish and coral viewing from a glass bottom boat
Humpback whale watching (seasonal)
Nesting turtles (seasonal)
Diving - Exmouth Lighthouse Bay, the “West Side”, Muiron Islands are just some of the popular dive sites
Exmouth Navy Pier - The Pier has been rated as one of the top ten dive sites in Australia and one of the top ten Pier dives in the world. It has a world-wide reputation for its amazing range of sea creatures.
Fishing charters - fishing is a very popular activity in Exmouth
World Heritage Listed - Cape Range National Park
Exmouth Water Spray Ground
The Vlamingh Head Lighthouse - perfect at sunset
Kitesurfing or Stand Up Paddle Boarding - Lessons or hire available
Surfing
Kayaking
Microlight flight
Scenic flights
Bushwalking
Exmouth golf course - 18 hole golf course with sand greens
Shothole Canyon (turnoff) (12km) - Self drive the base of the Canyon 2WD/4WD.
SS 'Mildura' Wreck (17km) - 1907 Cattle ship wreck visible from the shore
Jurabi Turtle Centre (20km) - Learn about turtles at the Interpretative Centre (Mating/nesting season November – March).
Charles Knife Gorge (turnoff) (21km) - Self drive the ridge of the Gorge 2WD/4WD.
Milyering Discovery Centre (53km)
Yardie Creek (90km) - Boat tour available

There is a great variety of local tours and attractions and we suggest you check out the website below: