Whale Sharks Exmouth March to August 2025
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Backpacker Whale Sharks Exmouth March to August: You’re about to witness the most incredible whale shark swim you’ve ever seen. With the breathtaking and untouched waters of the Ningaloo Reef as your backdrop, you are in for an experience that you will never forget. Don’t let this once-in-a-lifetime chance slip through your fingers. Tours are now available for booking.
Whale Sharks Exmouth is one of the few spots in Australia where you may swim with whale sharks. It is a tiny town on the tip of Western Australia’s northwest cape. It is also close to Ningaloo Reef, the world’s largest fringing reef. Exmouth may be reached by car (11-hour journey from Perth) or by plane (2-hour flight from Perth).
Swimming with the majestic creatures of the sea, the legendary whale shark, is a once-in-a-lifetime experince — an awe-inspiring wildlife encounter that will stay with you for the rest of your life. Whale sharks are the largest fish in the world. These peaceful titans, however, are not to be feared. Whale sharks are filter feeders that mostly feed on plankton.
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Perth to Exmouth Backpacker Tours this Whale Shark Season
The chance of swimming with a whale shark during your first tour is about a 95% success rate from the end of March to the end of August every year. Beginning until mid-May is usually the quietest time of the high season, the weather cools down, so there is more time during daylight to see and do and experience what the Exmouth Whale Shark tour has to offer.
Weather in Exmouth March April and May during the start of the Whale Whale Shark season
Weather in Exmouth June July and August in the middle and end of the Whale Shark season
Diving with Whale Sharks in Exmouth
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DIVE THE PRISTINE NINGALOO REEF
Exmouth Whale Shark Tour March & April
Ningaloo Visitor Center Whale Sharks
March and April are hotter, like a tropical beach holiday without the humidity. Two very special events during these times are the coral spawning that swims out on the Ningaloo reef and baby turtles that come out of their nest on the beaches along the Cape and make a out of control run for the relative safety of the waters of the inner Ningaloo Reef.
Exmouth Whale Shark Tour May & June
At the end of May and June, two and three of the three big whales join the whale sharks of the Ningaloo Reef. And the first of the humpbacks begin to pass by on their way to their calving grounds off the Kimberley. A whale shark tour between late May and August is often about whale sharks and manta rays swimming, watching the stunning surface displays of the humpbacks and then surrounded by whale songs whilbeing e you also snorkel the Ningaloo Reef!
That said, many inhabitants of the city, apart from the fact that they are busy, see that July is the best month to live and tour on the Ningaloo, with beautiful weer, great sea life and the Big Three Whales that are commonly observed during whale shark tours.
Exmouth Whale Shark Tour August, September to October
August weather usually stays nice. Until the whale sharks leave, it is often possible to swim with humpback whales, whale sharks, and manta rays during your visit to Exmouth. September and October offer warmer weather, perfect for escaping winter in the south. Humpback whale swimming and viewing tours continue.
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