Are there sharks at Turquoise Bay?

Are there sharks at Turquoise Bay?

Turquoise Bay is an incredible spot to see some effervescent reef fish, along with bigger beauts like turtles, reef sharks (small ones) and stingrays.

Are there sharks in Exmouth?

Tours in Ningaloo & Exmouth related to Sharks and Rays This region is a haven for the world’s largest fish, with Whale Sharks of 12 metres length seen in the area.

Is there great white sharks in Exmouth?

Whale sharks are not the only sharks you can expect to see around Exmouth. Reef sharks, mainly white tip reef sharks, are regular sightings at many dive sites, particularly on the Navy Pier. Last summer there were over 20 whitetip sharks at the site, with up to 10 all reposing on the sand in one small area.

How much is it to swim with whale sharks in Exmouth?

Price. Observer AUD $260.00 includes (Morning & Afternoon Ningaloo Reef Snorkel and lunch with Whale shark observation only from vessel.)

Is it safe to swim at Turquoise Bay?

Dangerous currents can occur at Turquoise Bay. If there are strong currents, stay on or near the beach. For your safety, please read the signs installed at beach entry points. Known as one of Western Australia’s best beaches, Turquoise Bay is the perfect spot to spend the day relaxing, swimming and snorkelling.

Can you swim in the ocean at Exmouth?

The Exmouth coastline offers a number of beautiful sandy beaches and the Town Beach is the most accessible and closest to the town centre. The beach is a safe place to swim, especially at high tide even with children. Exmouth is a 14 hour drive north of Perth or a two hour flight.

Is it safe to swim at Exmouth?

What sharks are in Coral Bay?

It’s definitely worth checking out if you’re in Coral Bay at the right time of year, when you can see the large school of small black-tip reef sharks (and a few white-tip reef sharks, too) darting about. They’re right in close to shore in only a few feet of water, so it’s easy to get up close to them.

What is biting in Exmouth?

The fishing spots at Exmouth produce a wide range of tropical species including Coral Trout, Spangled Emperor, Bluebone Tuskfish, Mangrove Jack, Trevally, Queenfish, Bream, Bonefish and Cod. Inside the reef, boat fishing produces much the same as land based fishing.

What time of year are the whale sharks in Exmouth?

The best time to see and swim with Whale Sharks at Exmouth in 2022 on the Ningaloo reef is from March to August this year. The whale shark is the world’s biggest fish and congregates along the Ningaloo Reef.