Swim with Humpback Whales at Ningaloo Reef


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Children aged 6‑16 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Children aged 17 and above are charged the same as adults.
Scenic spot tickets, English‑speaking guide, English‑speaking staff, professional guide, PADI‑certified diving instructor, qualified professional instructor lunch, buffet lunch, morning tea & afternoon tea, all snorkelling equipment including full‑length wetsuit, drinking water, tea, coffee, toilet, underwater photography package.
Meet at Coral Bay Eco‑Tourism Office.

Free cancellation 48 hours before
When the gentleness of the ocean meets the majesty of giant beasts, Coral Bay ushers in the most touching season of the year – the humpback whale migration season. From late June to mid‑October each year, this sea area embraced by the Ningaloo Reef becomes a migration stopover for approximately 30,000 humpback whales. A visual feast and intimate encounter with the ocean awaits every whale chaser who answers the call.

There are no contrived performances here, only the purest gifts of nature. The humpback whales, weary from their thousand‑kilometre migration, rest, play, and nurse their calves in the calm waters of Coral Bay. Stretching their iconic long pectoral fins, they occasionally breach the surface, splashing cascading water and proclaiming the ocean's grandeur with thunderous sounds. Every moment is etched into the heart, becoming a memory cherished for a lifetime.

What makes it even more captivating is the rare opportunity to swim alongside these ocean giants. Each trip is limited to 14 swimming spots, ensuring every guest enjoys an exclusive and private experience. Guided by well‑trained professionals, we will enter the water at a safe distance, with every interaction respecting the whales' will – they may approach slowly out of curiosity, locking eyes with you in a gentle gaze, or glide gracefully past, leaving a beautiful underwater silhouette. Every encounter is unique and irreplicable.

Beyond the awe‑inspiring company of humpback whales, Ningaloo Reef – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – harbours a vibrant underwater world. Embark on a snorkelling adventure with your guide; in the crystal‑clear waters, colourful corals thrive, various tropical fish dart among them, gentle sea turtles glide by unhurriedly, and playful dolphins occasionally leap out of the water to frolic with you, allowing you to immerse yourself in the vitality and romance of the ocean.

We are well aware that nature is unpredictable, and we cannot guarantee every encounter with the whales. However, our team always goes all out, leveraging professional knowledge and meticulous service to capture every possible moment of meeting with ocean creatures. Here, you can not only observe the enchanting postures of humpback whales up close and learn about their migration patterns and living habits, but also shed your weariness, embrace this expanse of blue, and gain a journey that is both healing and awe‑inspiring.
No need to travel far – the humpback whale migration season at Coral Bay holds all your yearnings for the ocean. Unlock the ultimate romance of swimming with majestic whales, explore the underwater secrets of Ningaloo Reef, and embark on an oceanic rendezvous with dolphins and sea turtles. This once‑in‑a‑lifetime journey awaits your arrival.
Merchant nameSwim with Humpback Whales at Ningaloo Reef
AddressCoral Bay EcoTours: Coral Bay WA 6701, Australia
CityWestern Australia
CategoryTickets
Latitude and longitude of address113.77078,-23.143362
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