ELEGANT TRAVELLER

Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Blogs

Surrounded by sand dunes and overlooking the shores of the Ningaloo Reef, this enchanting eco-camp has been specially designed to respect the fragile environment of Cape Range National Park. It comprises just fifteen wilderness tents and a solar-powered main lodge, housing a library, lounge and self-service bar. After embracing a variety of activities that focus on the pristine reef and stunning surroundings – including sea kayaking, guided gorge walks and snorkelling – head back to the lodge for exceptional cuisine with ocean views to match. If you set out on your tailor-made Australia tour between mid-March and late July, you can enjoy the indescribable feeling of swimming with mighty whale sharks (the planet’s largest fish!) while early-August to the end of October is when humpback whales are often seen in the surrounding waters.