Ningaloo Dive Exmouth

Ningaloo Dive Exmouth Ningaloo Dive Exmouth the specialists in adventure diving & tours.

Although we are currently closed over the summer, we are VERY excited to open our dive tours for 2024!Visit the link bel...
07/12/2023

Although we are currently closed over the summer, we are VERY excited to open our dive tours for 2024!

Visit the link below to book, NOW!
https://www.ningaloowhalesharks.com/book-online/ -tours

DM us or comment below for any more questions. Happy diving! 🤿🤙🏼

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Looking out for marine life doesn't stop once we're back on board! We often spot sea snakes, manta rays, mating turtles ...
25/11/2023

Looking out for marine life doesn't stop once we're back on board!

We often spot sea snakes, manta rays, mating turtles 👀 and of course migrating humpback whales from the surface. 🔎

The Ningaloo is literally teeming with life!

📍Labyrinth is a local favourite dive site in Lighthouse Bay, offering endless treasures hidden in plain sight. The nume...
11/11/2023

📍Labyrinth is a local favourite dive site in Lighthouse Bay, offering endless treasures hidden in plain sight.

The numerous 'channels' of reef to explore at this dive site explains the name! 🤿🧭

This female leopard shark (Stegostoma tigrinum) is displaying interesting behaviour. She appears to be frolicking around...
26/10/2023

This female leopard shark (Stegostoma tigrinum) is displaying interesting behaviour. She appears to be frolicking around in the sand as if trying to scratch an itch!

Leopard sharks are the closest relative to the whale shark (Rhincodon typus), which makes sense as to why they both share the same docile and gentle nature.

Thanks to one of our photographers for capturing this beautiful shark!

Equalisation checks before we descend! 👌🏽Lighthouse Bay is a relatively shallow area, with maximum depths of around 14m....
27/08/2023

Equalisation checks before we descend! 👌🏽

Lighthouse Bay is a relatively shallow area, with maximum depths of around 14m.

These sites are ideal for all certified divers to explore comfortably! 🐙

Many of the frequently visited dive sites here in Ningaloo are relatively shallow, around 12-15m maximum.Which is why we...
04/08/2023

Many of the frequently visited dive sites here in Ningaloo are relatively shallow, around 12-15m maximum.

Which is why we love to go on exploration missions, such as here along the outer reef!

It was SO fun to venture down to 20m at this particular site, basking in the epic topography around us & hanging out with 5+ turtles across the entire dive. 🤙🏽

Sign up for our Lighthouse Bay double dive tours NOW! Follow the link in our bio. 🤿

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Action above AND below the surface! 🐋Did you know that we get the highest density of humpback whales in the Southern hem...
10/07/2023

Action above AND below the surface! 🐋

Did you know that we get the highest density of humpback whales in the Southern hemisphere?

During their annual 11,000km migration from Antarctica (June - November), an estimated 30,000 humpback whales visit the Ningaloo coats on their way to breeding & birthday grounds off the Kimberley!

📸 taken on tour with

A favourite of ours to encounter during our local reef dives! We are lucky to see many unique ray species on the Ningalo...
29/06/2023

A favourite of ours to encounter during our local reef dives!

We are lucky to see many unique ray species on the Ningaloo, and the white spotted wedgefish is always a special sighting.

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It's manta madness here on the Ningaloo!We've been having some epic encounters this week at our dive sites & on board ou...
16/06/2023

It's manta madness here on the Ningaloo!

We've been having some epic encounters this week at our dive sites & on board our whale shark tours with 🙌🏽

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We hope you all had the same view this World Ocean Day!Diving gives us the opportunity to connect with the ocean, but wi...
09/06/2023

We hope you all had the same view this World Ocean Day!

Diving gives us the opportunity to connect with the ocean, but with that luxury comes a responsibility to protect what we love. 🩵

And woweeee do we love our Ningaloo!

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Can you ID the red mass in this photo? 👀🌹Slide to find out! (Or keep reading...)Photographed here is the 'sea rose' of a...
29/05/2023

Can you ID the red mass in this photo? 👀🌹

Slide to find out! (Or keep reading...)

Photographed here is the 'sea rose' of a Spanish Dancer. This species of nudibranch lays their eggs in long ribbons or strings, covering them with a toxic mucus taken from their venomous food sources to protect the eggs from predators. The ribbons start out brightly coloured but fade as the eggs develop, a process that takes about a week!

Slide 2 is a nudibranch called Hypselodoris brycei, a species which is endemic to Western Australia!

We love our alien-looking friends. 👽

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The Ningaloo is home to a number of critically endangered species, including Rhynchobatus australiae, commonly known her...
26/05/2023

The Ningaloo is home to a number of critically endangered species, including Rhynchobatus australiae, commonly known here as the white-spotted wedgefish.

Although its distinct dorsal fin may lead you to think it's a species of shark, the wedgefish actually belongs to the ray family.

Sadly, the fins of shark-like rays (also including sawfish & guitarfish), are amongst the highest valued in the shark fin trade. This puts enormous pressure on this magnificent species from increased fishing demands throughout the Indo-Pacific.

The Ningaloo provides refuge for the white-spotted wedgefish from these threats. Although it is estimated that the species has undergone a >80% population reduction over the last 3 generations (45 years).

It's so important for us to educate one another on these incredible critically endangered species!

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With over 500 fish species & 300 species of coral, the Ningaloo Reef has plenty on offer to explore!Remember to use the ...
22/05/2023

With over 500 fish species & 300 species of coral, the Ningaloo Reef has plenty on offer to explore!

Remember to use the code 'LAUNCH50' for $50 off per person when booking onto our Lighthouse Bay tours online. 🤙🏽🤿

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"If you need me, I'll be right here!" 💤This beautiful green turtle chose to take a power nap amongst the corals.📷 ...
17/05/2023

"If you need me, I'll be right here!" 💤

This beautiful green turtle chose to take a power nap amongst the corals.

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If you're looking to explore our local reef, we want to make it even easier...Use our code 'LAUNCH50' at the checkout wh...
13/05/2023

If you're looking to explore our local reef, we want to make it even easier...

Use our code 'LAUNCH50' at the checkout when booking our Lighthouse Bay tours for $50 off per person! 🤿🪸🎉

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*Promo valid until June 30th for bookings up until September 30th 2023*
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Located 15km off the north west cape are the deserted 🌟Muiron Islands🌟 (pronounced 'Myoo-ron’). Here you'll find stunnin...
12/02/2023

Located 15km off the north west cape are the deserted 🌟Muiron Islands🌟 (pronounced 'Myoo-ron’). Here you'll find stunning soft and hard coral gardens teeming with marine life, a huge variety of fish, manta rays, as well as coral walls, channels and caves, making these islands a must see during your time in Exmouth. With depths starting at 3m and dropping down to 20m, it's perfect for both snorkellers and divers alike! We work with the best dive tour operators in town to offer guests dive trips to the Muiron Islands.

📷 : Phil Hartell, Jasmin O'Brien

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