Exmouth Cape Holiday Park - Exmouth

Attractions

Ningaloo Marine Park  Ningaloo Marine Reef stretches 260km from Bundegi Beach in Exmouth to Amherst Point South of Coral Bay.  The Reef supports over 200 species of hard coral, 50 species of soft coral and over 500 species of fish.  The reef is home to Whalesharks, Mantarays, Humpback Whales and Turtles.

Whalesharks Every year between April and July, just after the mass Coral Spawning, Whalesharks congregate in the Ningaloo Marine Park.  The chance to snorkel with these gentle giants is a once in a lifetime experience.

Mantarays  Mantarays can be seen at Exmouth between May to November.  They migrate in huge schools during these months offering divers and snorkellers the opportunity to swim with these gentle giants.

Turtles Ningaloo Reef is also home to Green Turtles, Loggerhead Turtles and Hawksbill Turtles who nest on the beaches of Exmouth during the Months of November through to March.
The Ningaloo Turtle Program, a community volunteer conservation project, was established by the Department of Environment and Conservation (DEC), the Cape Conservation Group and WWF Australia and collects valuable information on turtle species, nests, tracks, disturbance and predation during nesting season. This information helps to educate the public and scientists alike and ensures the ongoing protection of these ancient mariners. For information on how you can participate in this program go to their website or download this information sheet. Ningaloo Turtle Program

Humpback Whales  Humpback whales can be seen in the area between July and November.

Ningaloo Whaleshark 'n Dive  Swim with the Whalesharks and Mantarays, spend a day watching the Humpback Whales.  Ningaloo Whaleshark 'n Dive is also your one stop shop for all your diving needs whilst in Exmouth.  Snorkels, Flippers and dive equipment.  Intro Dives, Open Water courses, Advanced courses plus certified diving.

Cape Range National Park  Situated on the west side of Northwest Cape is Cape Range National Park.  Rugged limestone ranges, deep gorges and canyons and 50km of pristine beaches the park covers over 50,000 hectares.

Vlamingh Head Lighthouse  Built in 1912 on the Northern most tip of Cape Range, Vlamingh's Lighthouse is the perfect location to watch the magnificent Exmouth Sunsets.  Located 17km from Exmouth townsite.

Shothole Canyon An amazing location to take photographs of the canyon walls exhibiting an array of coloured rock layers.

Charles Knife Canyon  Providing breathtaking views of the deep gorges and canyons, Charles Knife Canyon is accessible by 2 wheel and 4 wheel drive vehicles.

Yardie Creek Gorge  See the gorge from the walk trail or take a boat cruise.  To book a cruise or to enquire about departure times, please ask our staff at Exmouth Cape Holiday Park.

Wildflowers  The Cape Range Trail presents over 630 species of Wildflowers during  July- October (depending on rainfalls)

For further information on the local region go to the Exmouth Visitor Centre