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Address: Ningaloo WA 6701 Ningaloo Western Australia 6701 Australia
An organised 4 hour tour which includes a courtesy pick up and return home by knowledgeable guides. An opportunity to view the Mildura shipwreck,Valmingh lighthouse and learn about the local history.
This tour includes two hours on the fringing reef viewing coral and underwater life and an opportunity to snorkell.
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1 Reviews on “Ningaloo Coral Viewing and Snorkelling”
Part of this experience was the transport to the reef and the opportunity to listen to the history of the area. The trip there included sitting on the bus and listening to commentary however the return trip involved disembarking to look at the view and lighthouse.There were a few high steps to get on to the bus and I found it difficult to embark and disembark and chose to stay on the bus.
I was able to get on and off the boat but required some physical assistance when disembarking as the tidal change required again using steps.
My experience on the glass bottom boat was as a spectator watching marine life and snorkelling was not an option for me.
All proceeds of the Wobbly Boots Big Lap go directly MDT and allow them to make a real difference in the lives of Tasmanian families struggling with the effects of Muscular Dystrophy and similar allied conditions.
Please be patient if you contact us - there will be times when we have no reception and we will usually be checking emails and messages at night as our days will be full. Thankyou for your Interest and support :) - Warren and Kathy
1 Reviews on “Ningaloo Coral Viewing and Snorkelling”
Part of this experience was the transport to the reef and the opportunity to listen to the history of the area. The trip there included sitting on the bus and listening to commentary however the return trip involved disembarking to look at the view and lighthouse.There were a few high steps to get on to the bus and I found it difficult to embark and disembark and chose to stay on the bus.
I was able to get on and off the boat but required some physical assistance when disembarking as the tidal change required again using steps.
My experience on the glass bottom boat was as a spectator watching marine life and snorkelling was not an option for me.