2019年3月5日 · Ningaloo Marine Park is off Western Australia's North West Cape, extending along the west coast of the Cape Range Peninsula (near Exmouth). The marine park includes Ningaloo Reef – the largest fringing coral reef in Australia. The Ningaloo Commonwealth Marine Reserve lies offshore from the State park and is managed under Commonwealth legislation.

The World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef is Australia’s longest fringing barrier reef and one of the world’s most important biodiversity hotspots. Between Exmouth and Coral Bay, two Ningaloo Marine Parks run in parallel along the coast, working together to protect this natural treasure.

Australia's Coral Coast is home to a number of marine parks and reserves, put in place and managed by the State government to protect our precious marine life and biodiversity. Learn more about our marine parks and what you can see and do below:

2019年4月9日 · The Marine Park, stretching for 300 kilometres along the Gascoyne coast, consists of five zones, including 16 Sanctuary Areas where vessels, including motorboats, are permitted but all fishing and collecting activities are prohibited.

2025年1月30日 · The Ningaloo Reef Exmouth is one of the most spectacular marine areas in the world; it is fringed by the rich red colors of the incredible Cape Range National Park. When we first visited Exmouth it got a little confusing. For example, which areas should be referred to as Ningaloo Coast – and which parts are Cape Range National Park?

Exmouth Gulf is a rare and precious estuarine system in Australia’s northwest, habitat for fish and crustacean nurseries, and where humpback whales come to give birth, rest and nurse their calves. Surrounded by mangroves, white beaches and rugged ranges, it’s home to hundreds of incredible species of sea life.

The Ningaloo Marine Park is a multiple-use Marine Park that stretches approximately 300 km along the west coast of the Cape Range Peninsula near Exmouth, Western Australia – from Bundegi in the north to Red Bluff in the south.

2020年4月17日 · Exmouth lies in Western Australia and is a perfect gateway to Cape Range National Park and the Ningaloo Marine Park. Exmouth is a little town with less than 2.500 residents. Other than that you might meet some wandering …

Ningaloo Marine Park is World Heritage-listed and one of the largest fringing reefs home to hundreds of fish and coral species, making snorkelling as easy as a short paddle from shore. The best time to catch the whale sharks on their migration is between March and August and the humpbacks are hanging out from June to November.

spots for snorkellers and divers to view marine life. No take areas are great places to educate people about biodiversity in the marine environment. The ability to see a range of marine plants and animals and their environment in a natural condition highlights the importance of conservation and sustainable use.