The 8 Best Things to Do in Exmouth, Australia

January 4, 2018 Kiesha Cripe

Discover the best top things to do in Exmouth, Australia including Turquoise Bay, Yardie Creek, Charles Knife Canyon, Vlamingh Head Lighthouse, Ningaloo Visitor Centre, Milyering Visitor Centre, Jurabi Turtle Centre, Shothole Canyon.
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1. Turquoise Bay

Ningaloo Reef area Yardie Creek Rd | Approx 1 Hour's Drive North/West From Exmouth, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia
Excellent
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5 based on 1 reviews

Turquoise Bay

Reviewed By FlashAdvisor

Beautiful place to snorkel . 50km drive from Exmouth (approx) in the Cape Range National Park. $13 for a day pass into the national park. You do need to take everything with you. There is nothing there. This makes it beautiful but, take lunch, drinks, a pop up shade or umbrella. The sun is very hot . Fill up with fuel in Exmouth. Take all your snorkel gear. It is fantastic . We went with a teenager and ten year old and snorkel all day . We saw turtles, dolphins, reef sharks, so many amazing things . The water was warm. Well worth the trip.

2. Yardie Creek

Yardie Creek Rd | Cape Range National Park, Gascoyne Region, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia
Excellent
70%
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4.5 based on 163 reviews

Yardie Creek

Reviewed By Elaine H - Rockville, Maryland

As written elsewhere, the creek itself is a beautiful reminder of the red rock country of the southwestern US near Sedona, Arizona. Here it's possible to spot wallabies, osprey nests, several varieties of birds. Waters are clear and mangroves line the shores. Lovely spot, a little Eden.

3. Charles Knife Canyon

Charles Knife Canyon Rd | Gascoyne Region, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia
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65%
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4.5 based on 153 reviews

Charles Knife Canyon

Reviewed By BrianBurrell - Perth, Australia

The drive out to the start is nice enough to put this on your itinerary. The road is a bit bumpy but most cars with normal clearance would do this easily enough. The weather was perfect and the views out to the ocean was beautiful as described in all of the previous posts. The terrain and exposed geology made this walk super interesting.
We packed a lunch and took about a 30 minute break while talking and enjoying the views. With that it roof 3 hours 45 minutes to complete. You could probably do it faster if you wanted to but I suggest you slow down a little bit and notice the differences with this place. It really is unique and beautiful.

4. Vlamingh Head Lighthouse

18 Kms North of Exmouth Yardie Creek Rd | Ningaloo Reef Area, Gascoyne Region, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia
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4.5 based on 637 reviews

Vlamingh Head Lighthouse

Reviewed By STEPHEN K - Ashby de la Zouch, United Kingdom

Visited on a rather blustery day but didn't detract from the stupendous views out across the Indian ocean. History worth taking a look at but I had a knowledgeable guide in my son in law. Well worth a visit and visited later to view turtle egg laying at night. Go and see it's worth the drive out of town.

5. Ningaloo Visitor Centre

Murat Road | Gascoyne Region, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia +61 8 9949 1176
Excellent
54%
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4 based on 441 reviews

Ningaloo Visitor Centre

The multi-award winning Ningaloo Visitor Centre is a nationally accredited, not for profit visitor centre providing visitors to the Ningaloo region with expert local information and a free, comprehensive booking service. Located on the main road into the Exmouth township, the Ningaloo Visitor Centre is your tour and accommodation booking hub for the entire Ningaloo region. Our friendly, professionally trained staff are dedicated to helping you experience and enjoy all that Exmouth, Coral Bay and the Ningaloo region has to offer. We will answer all your questions, provide free and unbiased advice and even share a few local secrets to help make your visit extra special. We are the local experts! The Ningaloo Visitor Centre is open seven days a week and provides free Wi-Fi internet access, toilet and shower facilities, and a free drinking water fill-up point. Our retail store carries the largest range of souvenirs in Exmouth, as well as gifts, jewellery, local art & photography, homewares, clothing, toys, snorkel and beach gear, plus hire equipment. Visit us in store, call, email or book online for a wide range of accommodation options to suit all tastes and budgets, as well as fishing charters, eco & wildlife tours, dive trips, snorkelling tours, quad bike tours, sail cruises, kayak tours, glass bottom boat tours, humpback whale interaction tours, scenic and microlight flights, safari tours, whale shark or manta ray swim tours, turtle nesting tours and much more. We have everything you need for your Ningaloo holiday!

Reviewed By Mel K

We spent a bit of time in the visitor centre. Staff were friendly, helpful and efficient. A very nice feel :)Hi Mel K, Thanks for taking the time to post your review. We're happy to hear our award winning Visitor Services staff were able to assist and hope you had a great time exploring our extraordinary Ningaloo region!

6. Milyering Visitor Centre

51 Kms Southeast of Exmouth Yardie Creek Rd | Cape Range National Park, Gascoyne Region, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia +61 8 9949 2808
Excellent
44%
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4 based on 171 reviews

Milyering Visitor Centre

Reviewed By Mel K

The visitor centre has a great information centre with information about the animals. On the day we were there, our questions were not answered well and seemed like we were interupting something.

7. Jurabi Turtle Centre

20 Yardie Creek Rd | West of Exmouth, Ningaloo Reef Area, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia +61 8 9947 8000
Excellent
36%
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4 based on 119 reviews

Jurabi Turtle Centre

Reviewed By Sgana U - Western Australia, Australia

That was in my things to do list Exmouth ! Such a great experience very informative trail with well explained to inform people how to approach this event. My wife and me went there in late december and we had a great day on the beach than we had a great sunset time to enjoy and finally since start the dark the first turtles came out from the water....people sitting on the dunes were looking facinating as I was, just amazing look at this very big turtles looking for the best spot where nest the eggs.
So now the dark is more intensive and the turtles are digging and what happen ? More tourist are coming and touching the turtles and patting them like dogs, so suddenly most of them as they came just gone away soon scaried by this stupid tourist, and the people like me waiting for them from 5 hours just got so angry.
I think my story can help so respect first please.

8. Shothole Canyon

Shothole Canyon Rd | Cape Range National Park, Gascoyne Region, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia
Excellent
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4.5 based on 38 reviews

Shothole Canyon

Reviewed By OFICPs - Perth, Australia

Mature Aged Couple travelling in 4WD. Track out is rocky but can be easily/steadily traversed by 4WD. There were a number of 2WD's travelling there as well. Great views of range, bush and wildflowers in season. Couple of walks to the top of hte hills at the end. TAKE ADEQUATE WATER and SUN PROTECTION

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