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    Coral Bay, Exmouth & Ningaloo Reef

    Perth, Ningaloo Reef & return to Perth (7 Days and 6 Nights)

    Day 1 Perth to Billabong

    Today is a driving day, necessary to give the maximum time to enjoy the natural attractions found at Ningaloo Reef. Be sure to take advantage of the “free coffee for driver” campaign to ensure you drive relaxed and alert. Tonight enjoy the atmosphere of a Aussie roadhouse and country pub and mingle with the locals. Suggested overnight stay - Billabong Roadhouse

    7 h 5 min (648.8 km) via State Route 60 and National Route 1

    Day 2 Billabong to Coral Bay

    Another day to enjoy the vastness of the Australian outback. Carnarvon is an ideal stop for lunch then on through the banana plantations to leave the NW Coastal highway at the small community of Minilya.The road to Coral Bay is well signposted. Upon arrival you will be amazed at the clarity of the water. Check out the local shops for information as to diving, snorkelling, glassbottom boats.We can make arrangements ahead of time for you or decide on the spot If you are into to diving, this is THE spot.Your accommodation for the next two nights is the Coral Bay Lodge, walking distance to all facilities. At Coral Bay, you can just walk out to Ningaloo Reef, no boats are necessary, the fish come to you! Suggested overnight stay - Powered Camp Sites « Coral Bay Ningaloo Reef Western Australia

    4 h 45 min (474.9 km) via National Route 1

    Coral Bay, Exmouth & Ningaloo Reef

    Day 3 Coral Bay

    All the natural attractions of Coral Bay are on your door step. Be active or sunbake on the white silver sand, the choice is yours. For a complete list of all the available options, contact us or your travel agent when booking to ensure you find the one that suits you.
    Suggested overnight stay - Powered Camp Sites « Coral Bay Ningaloo Reef Western Australia.

    Day 4 Coral Bay to Exmouth

    It is only a short drive up the coast to Exmouth so any morning activities at Coral Bay can be enjoyed before heading to the top of the Northwest Cape. Exmouth is the gateway to the Cape Range National Park. Again the range of activities is endless, so let us know your needs and we’ll make sure your holiday is exactly what you want. Suggested overnight stay - RAC Exmouth Cape Holiday Park - Caravan Parks In Exmouth

    1 h 36 min (150.5 km) via Minilya-Exmouth Rd

    Day 5 Exmouth

    Diving or driving? For some real adventure, take the 4WD track down to Yardie Creek or dive with the whale sharks (in season) or the manta rays which glide through the region all year round. Today will be “full on” if you chose, so a cold drink before dinner will be a great time to relax and reflect on the fantastic attractions of the Ningaloo Reef. Suggested overnight stay - RAC Exmouth Cape Holiday Park - Caravan Parks In Exmouth

    Day 6 Exmouth to Billabong

    Sadly, all good things must come to an end and as you head south you will have plenty of time to recall the many adventures of the last few days that will last a lifetime. Tonight, renew acquaintances and the Billabong Pub.

    6 h 3 min (600.6 km) via Minilya-Exmouth Rd and National Route 1

    Suggested overnight stay - Billabong Roadhouse

    Day 7 Billabong to Perth

    Geraldton is a convenient stop for lunch and enjoy the unique sandstone architecture. If you are interested in diving and things maritime, the Geraldton Maritime Museum contains significant relics of major shipwrecks and the mementos of the adventures in finding them. Before long the skyline of Perth will come into view and the effort of driving will be far outweighed by the life long experience of Coral Bay, Exmouth and the Ningaloo Reef.


    Notes:

    • Fatigue causes many crashes in Australia.
    • When driving long distances, stop and rest every 1-2 hours.
    • Try to have someone sit beside you to keep you company driving as our NT roads can be long and straight.
    • Alcohol and driving don’t mix.
    • For experienced drivers the blood alcohol level is 0.05.
    • Provisional drivers and young drivers may not have any alcohol before driving.
    • Seat belts and child restraints must be worn by all vehicle occupants.
    • Always carry a copy of your driver’s license in English.

    • Take plenty of water on all Outback trips;
    • check distances and driving conditions;
    • and ensure you have adequate petrol at all times.
    • Remember, rule ‘Number 1’ in the Outback: if your car breaks down you MUST stay with your vehicle for safety reasons.
    • Don’t drive after dark.
    • Parks & Wildlife Commission Northern Territory provides information on camping, National Parks, and permits.
    • Ensure you are informed re the safety of swimming in the ‘Top End’ – many areas are not safe to swim due to crocodiles.
    • Call +61 (0) 8 8999 4401 for information.

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