Western Australia’s remote coastline is a frontier of staggering natural beauty, from the whale sharks and coral of Ningaloo Reef to the red-rock gorges and turquoise bays of the far north. Vast, wild and gloriously uncrowded, it offers cruising on an epic scale, among the most spectacular and unspoilt in the world.
The coast is famous above all for Ningaloo Reef, a pristine fringing reef where visitors can swim alongside majestic whale sharks, the largest fish in the ocean, along with manta rays, turtles and abundant marine life in crystal-clear water. This remarkable reef, easily accessible from the shore, is one of the great natural wonders of Australia.
Further north, the remote Kimberley coast offers dramatic red-rock gorges, thundering waterfalls, turquoise bays and ancient rock art, a wilderness of extraordinary scale and beauty best explored by yacht. Deserted beaches, pristine reefs and remarkable wildlife reward exploration throughout.
Ashore, the region offers profound wilderness, warm hospitality and breathtaking scenery. Its scale and beauty are exceptional.
With its whale sharks, pristine reefs and dramatic gorges, Western Australia is one of the world’s great undiscovered cruising grounds. Guests can swim with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef, explore the wild Kimberley coast and enjoy the epic scale and unspoilt beauty of this remote frontier.
