easy
4 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion involved
Cruise over ancient coral beds and historic shipwrecks with Ningaloo Glass Bottom Boat’s Coral Explorer Tour. Enjoy immersive views of Ningaloo Reef’s vibrant ecosystem and sweeping ocean vistas from Vlamingh Head Lighthouse.
Come aboard our Open Aired Glass Bottom Boat for a view of Ningaloo like no other!
4 Hours
Encompassing a snorkelling stop on the Ningaloo Reef, this tour takes in all that is seen on the Coral Viewing tour, plus allows us time to cruise to deeper waters to investigate 1000+ year old corals and larger fish habitats.
Guests on the bus will also have an opportunity to see the Mildura Shipwreck, and take on the breathtaking “birds-eye” views of the Ningaloo Reef from the historical Vlamingh Head Lighthouse Lookout.
Our touring schedule varies slightly from winter to summer to optimise the favourable weather conditions.
Location "The Heart of the Ningaloo Reef " - Tantabiddi Sanctuary Zone
Waterbottle, bathers, towel, hat, sunscreen, and a snack.
Tour Time: 09:30 – 13:30
Tour Time: 08:00 – 12:00 (return to Exmouth approx. 12pm)
The open boat and lighthouse lookout expose you to strong Australian sun; sunscreen and a wide-brim hat are must-haves.
Take advantage of the free shuttle from Exmouth to avoid parking hassles and to ensure a timely start to your tour.
A towel, bathers, and a water bottle are handy in case you decide to snorkel or want to splash around after the boat trip.
Photography through glass bottom boats can be tricky; bring a polarizing filter to reduce glare if possible.
The Mildura shipwreck is a WWII-era vessel resting near the reef, offering a poignant glimpse into maritime history.
The tour operator promotes sustainable tourism by adhering to marine park regulations and educating visitors on reef preservation.
Protects your skin during exposed time on the boat and lighthouse lookout.
summer specific
Provides shade while outdoors for extended periods.
spring specific
Helps reduce surface glare when photographing marine life through glass.
Stay hydrated during the 4-hour tour.