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Swim alongside the world's largest fish, gathering at Ningaloo every year from March.
Watch reef manta rays glide and feed in Ningaloo's lagoon, with sightings peaking May to November.
Exmouth is one of the few places on earth offering in-water encounters with migrating humpbacks, July to October.
From docile whitetips resting on the sand to grey reef sharks patrolling drop-offs, sharks are a Ningaloo dive highlight.
Snorkel and dive alongside ancient sea turtles feeding on coral and seagrass across the reef.
Pods of bottlenose and spinner dolphins are a common sight riding bow waves along the coast.
Spotted eagle rays and cowtail rays glide over Ningaloo's sandy flats and lagoons.
Tucked into coral crevices, moray eels are a favourite find for macro photographers.
Ningaloo's coral gardens hide colourful nudibranchs prized by underwater photographers.
From parrotfish to clownfish, Ningaloo's bommies teem with colourful reef fish on every dive.
Exmouth. Ningaloo. The last true wilderness reef. Don’t wait for the right time — it’s now.
