Ningaloo Reef and Sal Salis fly-in safari

Example of a tailor-made journey, fully customisable

Country

Australie

Suggested duration

8 days / 6 nights

The spirit of the journey

Western Australia still has plenty of surprises in store.
Discover the hidden landscapes of Australia’s first wine region.

Explore extraordinary underground caves, then make your way to Ningaloo Reef, the best place in the world to swim in translucent waters alongside gentle whale sharks.

The journey begins with a first glimpse from above, making it all the more memorable.

Day by day

Example of a tailor-made journey, fully customisable

PERTH
Nature and urban life coexist in harmony in Perth, on Australia’s west coast. Here, locals enjoy more hours of sunshine than any other Australian capital. You can visit nearby Rottnest Island, walk through the green expanses of Kings Park, and explore the vineyards of the Swan Valley. For a dose of local culture, wander the winding lanes of nearby Fremantle and the museums and galleries of Perth’s city centre.

MARGARET RIVER
The Margaret River region is known worldwide for its food and wine. Although it produces only 3% of Australia’s wine, it accounts for more than half of the country’s top-rated vintages. You’ll have the chance to taste excellent wines, and perhaps even blend your own bottle, paired with a long, relaxed lunch.

SAL SALIS NINGALOO REEF
This eco-lodge is both simple and superb, offering a nature escape that is peaceful, thrilling and immersive all at once – a unique, intimate experience with just 9 tents at the heart of Cape Range National Park.

NINGALOO REEF
Ningaloo Reef, a World Heritage site, could be described as a more intimate version of the Great Barrier Reef – every bit as beautiful. This reef offers a remarkable display of marine life for diving enthusiasts. Between whale sharks and giant manta rays, you’re sure to make some exceptional discoveries.

Ningaloo Reef, Australie © OT Australia

Ningaloo Reef

Ningaloo Reef est le meilleur endroit au monde pour nager au côté des paisibles requins baleines.
Il s'agit de la seconde barrière de corail d'Australie et là, pas besoin de prendre un bateau, mettez vos palmes et votre tuba et à 100m de la côte seulement, se trouve le point le plus proche.
Un aquarium naturel qui figure au patrimoine mondial, ses eaux cristallines abritent le plus grand récif frangeant au monde, un récif de corail de 260 kilomètres de long regorgeant de tortues, de poissons tropicaux, de raies manta, de baleines à bosse et de l’insaisissable requin baleine.
Nulle part ailleurs vous ne trouverez ces impressionnantes créatures en si grand nombre qu’ici, à Ningaloo Reef.