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Ningaloo Reef Turtle, Kayak and Snorkel Half Day Tour
Ningaloo Reef Turtle, Kayak and Snorkel Half Day Tour
Highlights & inclusions
Explore the beautiful Ningaloo Reef
3.5 hour sea kayak
Snorkel straight from your kayak
Spot turtles and other marine life
Swim past coral gardens and rainbow-coloured fish
All equipment provided
What you can expect
Explore the wonders of the Bundegi Sanctuary Zone, situated in the northern stretches of the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef, on this half-day snorkel and kayak tour. Glide above the waters over turtles, rays, baby reef sharks, and colourful fish before taking a dip below the surface to swim alongside them in the sheltered coral gardens. With an experienced guide and all the gear provided, all you have to do is rock up.
Location
What you need to know
- 3.5 hour kayak tour
- Experienced guide
- Snorkel, fins and wetsuit
- Life jacket
- Snacks
- Long sleeve rashies and broad brim hats
- Drybags
- Tour start time changes daily depending on the tide
- This experience is 3.5 hours in duration
- 24 Pelias St, Exmouth WA 6707, Australia
- This experience includes pick up from Exmouth accommodation.
- Bathers
- Sunscreen
- A towel and a full water bottle
- Minimum age is eight years
- Maximum weight limit of 110kg per person
- All passengers will be required to sign a waiver and indicate required medical information
- All safety instruction and interpretation is delivered in English only. Participants will need to have a sufficient level of English to be able to understand safety instructions.
- No prior sea kayaking experience is necessary
- This experience does involve snorkelling from your kayak
- Change your booking up to 72 hours before the start time of your experience
- Changes are not permitted within 72 hours of your experience
- Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
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Need help?
- Email us at enquiry@experienceoz.com.au
- Help code: D2B-67A0
- This experience is supplied by Exmouth Adventure Co
From
$150.00
We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Custodians of Country and their connections and continuous care for the skies, lands and waterways throughout Australia.