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Whale Sharks Tours in Western Australia

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Whale Sharks Tours in Western Australia, where you can swim alongside the world’s largest fish in the crystal-clear waters of the Ningaloo Reef. This once-in-a-lifetime experience offers the chance to witness these gentle giants up close, all while surrounded by the breathtaking marine biodiversity that makes the region a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Ningaloo Reef Peak Season

Whale shark and humpback whale season in Ningaloo Reef start in March and last until October. But, if you are intent on spotting whale sharks, plan your trip to Exmouth between April to July.

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Whale sharks make their arrival in Ningaloo Reef in mid-march and stay around until July. Some even linger until August. Every year, they get close to the reef from April to July. They love the pleasantly warm post-summer waters. Whale sharks make their way to this part of the ocean to feed on krill that swarm to feed on spawn near the corals. The krill are there to feed on millions of eggs and sperm that have been released near the corals. This typically occurs, a week or so after the full moon in March. Hence, around 200 to 400 whale sharks/ (mostly young and able) come to feast on krill.

How to Avoid Crowds

Things go quiet in Ningaloo Bay in March, May and June. If you hate crowds, stay away from Exmouth in April. It is fairly busy in early July but crowds begin to thin by end July. If you by any chance plan on visiting in July or April, book your tour well in advance. The period between August till the middle of September is quiet again. But, come spring break in September, rumbustious crowds hit the waters.

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Where to Stay in Exmouth

Accommodation in Exmouth

Exmouth is not exactly your average touristy region, chock full of hotels. During the peak season, hotel prices skyrocket and if you arrive late, you’ll be hard pressed to find accommodation.

If you are on a budget, try dorm rooms for around 30 AUD or youth hostels beginning from 32 AUD and going up to 76 AUD.

Hotel rates can vary from 200 to 1400 AUD, depending on the facilities on offer.

Whale Sharks Tours in Western Australia.  Weather in Western Australia

From April to September (autumn and winter), you can enjoy pleasant temperature hovering around 25 °C. Night temperatures drop to 12 to 13 °C. In the shallow seas, where you’ll be looking for sharks, temperature will most likely be around 22 °C. You’ll need to pack you wetsuit to go snorkeling.

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