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Exmouth Cape Holiday Park

Exmouth, Western Australia

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If your dream is to swim through an underwater paradise of vibrant coral, brightly coloured fish, dolphins and manta rays in just about the clearest turquoise water on earth – then Exmouth is for you!

Just a two-and-a-half hour flight from Perth (or a two-day drive), it’s the ideal base to explore Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park.

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  • Historical Sites and Heritage Locations (4)
    1. Harold E Holt Naval Communication Station Approaching the Harold E Holt Naval Communications Station near Exmouth, you will not be able to miss Tower Zero, which is one of the largest towers in the southern hemisphere. Take a walk around the non restricted areas which remain open to the public and learn about the important role the naval station played during World War II. It was the base for passing messages between Australian and United States' command centre’s and their ships and submarines.
    2. Potshot Monument A visit to the Potshot Monument near Exmouth in the state’s north provides you with an opportunity to learn about one of the significant roles the West Australian coast played in World War II. Located on the site of Operation Potshot, the monument commemorates the use of the West Australian coast for the allied attacks on the Japanese.
    3. Vlaming Head Lighthouse The Vlamingh Head Lighthouse offers spectacular views of Ningaloo Reef and a great vantage point to witness the famous Western Australian sunset from its elevated location on a hill above the ocean near Exmouth. Take a tour of the lighthouse and learn about its interesting history and that of other lighthouses in the area. An interactive tour suitable for children is also offered.
    4. Wreck of SS Mildura The intriguing sight of the shipwreck of SS Mildura can be seen from the shores of picturesque Lighthouse Bay. Most of the remains were salvaged and used for renovations and the hull was used for bombing practice in World War II. Situated on Ningaloo Reef, the bay offers many opportunities to dive and explore the plethora of marine life.
  • National Parks and Reserves (2)
    1. Cape Range National Park Pristine Cape Range National Park near the town of Exmouth offers some amazing outback adventures from four wheel driving to gorge hiking and bush walking - and what's more it adjoins a stunning coastline where you can go swimming and snorkelling.
    2. Jurabi Coastal Reserve The scenic bush walks, unspoiled beaches and proximity to Ningaloo Reef make Jurabi Coastal Reserve an unforgettable experience. Take a short stroll or an extended hike around the reserve, witness magnificent seabirds soaring through the sky and a countless varieties of native flora.
  • Natural Attractions (20)
    1. Bundegi Beach Go swimming, snorkelling, fishing, and see beautiful corals off Bundegi Beach just north of Exmouth.
    2. Charles Knife Road Charles Knife Road in Cape Range National Park leads you up to the top of the spectacular ranges offering awesome views back into the Charles Knife Canyon, the gorges and Exmouth Gulf. If possible try and arrive at the top of the road at sunrise as you will be blessed with an unforgettable sight.
    3. Coral Spawning The pristine waters of Ningaloo Reef transform into colourful clouds each year during the coral spawning season.
    4. Humpback Whales One of the best places in Western Australia to see migrating humpback whales is Ningaloo Marine Park off the coast of Exmouth and Coral Bay.
    5. Lakeside Lakeside is a sheltered calm beach within the spectacular Cape Range National Park that provides a great opportunity for snorkelling off the beach and exploring the spectacular marine life of the Ningaloo Reef.
    6. Lighthouse Bay Lighthouse Bay is extremely popular due to the diverse range of water based activities on offer. Try your hand at fishing from the beach, surf the waves, swim in the calmer shallow waters or just laze on the beach and take in the beauty of the bay. Whilst on the beach you will be able to see the remains of SS Mildura which ran aground in 1907 following a cyclone.
    7. Mandu Sanctuary Zone Mandu Sanctuary Zone provides an excellent opportunity for snorkelling amidst the stunning corals and abundant marine life of the world famous Ningaloo Reef. Time your visit with the incoming tide if possible for an unforgettable experience underwater.
    8. Mangrove Bay Mangrove Bay is part of the Cape Range National Park. There is a bird and fauna hide overlooking a shallow lagoon that especially in the early morning or the late afternoon is worth a look.
    9. Mauritius Beach Mauritius Beach is a clothing optional beach located 21 kilometres from Exmout just past the Vlamingh Head Lighthouse.
    10. Muiron Islands Go snorkelling and swimming at the Muiron Islands in the Ningaloo Archipelago and you'll be rewarded with views of tropical fish and coral.
    11. Ningaloo Marine Park For swimming, diving and snorkelling at one of the world's most pristine reefs head to Ningaloo Marine Park near the towns of Coral Bay and Exmouth along Western Australia's north coast.
    12. Sandy Bay For a lazy holiday of swimming and relaxing, head to Sandy Bay near Exmouth on Western Australia’s mid north coast.
    13. Shothole Canyon Shothole Canyon offers breathtaking views of Cape Range National Park near Exmouth. Take a scenic drive around the canyon and seize the opportunity to stop and examine the colourful layers of the canyon rock face. Join the walking trail at the bottom of the canyon to explore the national park and look out for some of the resident marsupials. In early spring you will see an abundance of wildflowers including many species that are unique to the area.
    14. Surfers Beach You will be enthralled by the magnificent waves at Surfers Beach, just 15 minutes drive north of Exmouth. Although it is only recommended for the experienced surfer, spectators will also be fascinated by watching the surfers tackle the large waves at the reef break. Aptly named, Surfers Beach is the best spot on the North West Cape for surfing.
    15. Swim with the Whale Sharks Swimming with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef is one of Australia’s must-do travel experiences.
    16. Tantabiddi Tantabiddi beach is a beautiful beach a short drive from Exmouth. It is extremely popular with tourists as most boating tours start from this location. Before taking a tour of Ningaloo Reef, start your exploration here as the beach is an excellent snorkeling location. Cast a reel into the ocean and try and catch your evening meal. Alternatively, take a dip in the refreshing waters and make use of the wide flat beach for a game of cricket.
    17. Town Beach The Exmouth coastline offers a number of beautiful sandy beaches and the Town Beach is the most accessible and closest to the town centre. The beach is a safe place to swim, especially at high tide even with children. Drive your four wheel drive right down onto the beach and set up for a fun day out. Take a stroll along the white sand at low tide and comb the beach for many of the ocean’s treasures.
    18. Turquoise Bay Dive into the pristine waters of the aptly named Turquoise Bay near the town of Exmouth and you're swimming within a few metres of Ningaloo Reef.
    19. Wapet Creek Wapet Creek was used in 'Operation Potshot' during World War II. As a result of a cyclone, the old barges and landing craft have now blown inshore and lie partly submerged in the creek.
    20. Yardie Creek Go bush walking, boating and see rare native animals at Yardie Creek gorge in Cape Range National Park.
  • Scenic Drives and Walks (2)
    1. Lighthouse Scenic Drive The Lighthouse Scenic Drive offers breathtaking views of the North West Cape as you drive up to Valmingh Head. Meander up the hill to see the grand Vlamingh Lighthouse for spectacular panoramic views of the Indian Ocean and Ningaloo Reef. Be sure to keep a look out for migrating whales during the migration season.
    2. Yardie Creek, Cape Range National Park The Yardie Creek Top Trail is located in the spectacular Yardie Creek gorge, one hours drive from Exmouth, Western Australia. The ancient gorge has deep blue water, red limestone cliff faces and a wonderful array of birds and wildlife, including the rare black-footed wallaby, euros and red kangaroos. From the top, the views into the creek and out to the Ningaloo Reed are purely spectacular.
  • Zoos, Sanctuaries, Aquariums and Wildlife Parks (1)
    1. Turtle Nesting Season Ningaloo Reef and adjacent islands are one of the world's major breeding areas for sea turtles. During the breeding season between December and March, Green and Loggerhead turtles make their way up the beaches to lay their eggs.

Events

  • Sporting Events (1)
    1. GAMEX 2010 The EGFC hosts one of Australia’s most diverse, enjoyable and successful fishing events known as GAMEX. This annual fishing competition has been running for over 30 years with many state, national and world records achieved from male, female and junior anglers.

Tours

  • Full Day (6)
    1. Exmouth Bus Charters and Tours Exmouth Bus Charter and Tours
    2. King's Ningaloo Reef Tours King's Ningaloo Reef Tours is a family owned business that has operated out of Exmouth for over 25 years. Our snorkel with the Whale Shark and Eco Sea-life Tours of the Ningaloo Reef area are second to none.
    3. Ningaloo Blue Charters Want to swim with the whale sharks on the Ningaloo Reef with Ningaloo Blue Charters? You've come to the right place! Ningaloo Blue pride themselves as having the reputation of being the best charter operation out of Exmouth. Be it swimming with the awesome whale sharks or fishing our awesome waters, we charter to please and offer an exceptional tour from beginning to end.
    4. Ningaloo Ecology Cruises Ningaloo Ecology Cruises operates its purpose built glass bottom boat the "Reefviewer" from Tantabiddi.
    5. Ningaloo Pearls Fishing Tours & Whale Watching Eco Tours Come and enjoy half and full day fishing tours off Exmouth and the Ningaloo Reef with Ningaloo Pearls Fishing Tours & Whale Watching Eco Tours.
    6. Ningaloo Safari Tours Join Ningaloo Safari Tours and discover the wonders of Ningaloo in a day.

Visitor Information

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Our Local Highlights

  • Ningaloo Reef 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 bee 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.
  • 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 Northernmost 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).
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