Spend a day trekking through Cape Range National Park’s rugged canyons, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters with Trek Ningaloo. This immersive day trip combines natural history, refreshing swims, and coastal exploration along the Ningaloo Coast’s World Heritage-listed shoreline.
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Difficulty
moderate
Duration
6–8 hours
Fitness Level
Good aerobic fitness for steady walking on varied terrain
Wildlife
History
Cape Range National Park was established in 1964 and contains fossil evidence of 400 million-year-old marine life.
Conservation
Trek Ningaloo practices Leave No Trace ethics to protect this fragile limestone environment and sensitive reef ecosystem.
Trek Ningaloo
Spend a day trekking through Cape Range National Park’s rugged canyons, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters with Trek Ningaloo. This immersive day trip combines natural history, refreshing swims, and coastal exploration along the Ningaloo Coast’s World Heritage-listed shoreline.
Trek Ningaloo is a specialist trekking operator offering guided walking experiences across Cape Range National Park and the Ningaloo Coast. The business runs a mix of private and small-group treks including one-day explorations, short overnight loops, and tailored wilderness charters that prioritize access to remote ridgelines, coastal dunes, Yardie Creek and Ningaloo Lagoon.
Guides design itineraries to match guest interests and fitness levels. Several trips include off-track access to remote viewpoints and a swim in turquoise lagoons or the Ningaloo Lagoon. For the Sunset Reef & Range Overnight Loop and related two-day itineraries, camping is offered at scenic sunset overlooks above the reef. Trek Ningaloo provides required equipment for novice trekkers on overnight routes, reducing the need for travelers to carry extensive kit.
Small-group operation and private charter options support an intimate, low-impact experience; one listed full-day trek limits groups to a maximum of six guests. Guides emphasize safety, local natural history, wildlife observation and low-impact practices while guiding through limestone headlands, canyon views and coastal flats. Based on itineraries that start and finish in Exmouth, Trek Ningaloo connects visitors with the unique geology, wildlife and marine environments of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage area.
All descriptions and offerings reflect the business's advertised trips and itineraries, focusing on guided, purposeful outdoor experiences in the Cape Range and Ningaloo regions.
Location
Exmouth / Ningaloo Coast
Base and start points for all trips
Group Size
Max 6 (select trip)
Small-group access on full-day treks
Trip Types
Day & 2-Day
One-day, overnight and private options
Tours Offered
5 trips
Private charters to overnight loops
Secure a place on a small-group day hike, private wilderness charter, or 2-day overnight loop — limited availability on guided routes.
Bring plenty of water
Cape Range’s dry climate and trekking distance require you to stay well-hydrated throughout the day.
Wear sturdy walking shoes
Expect uneven terrain and rocky sections especially around the canyon paths.
Use reef-safe sunscreen
Protect your skin while preserving the fragile marine life in Ningaloo Lagoon.
Carry a hat and sunglasses
Shield yourself from strong Australian sun exposure on open coastal and upland sections.
Hydration pack or water bottles
Ensures you carry enough water to stay hydrated during the trek.
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Sturdy hiking boots
Provides ankle support and grip on rocky and uneven canyon terrain.
Sun hat
Protects against intense sun exposure during coastal and upland walking.
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Swimwear and towel
Useful for a refreshing swim in Ningaloo Lagoon and drying off comfortably.
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