Ningaloo Safari Tours in Exmouth, Western Australia | Eco tour agency

Ningaloo Safari Tours

Locality: Exmouth, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9949 1550

Address: 11 Maidstone Cres 6707 Exmouth, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.ningaloosafari.com

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25.01.2022 Not everything we see on safari tour is cute and cudly, this Gwardar, or Western Brown Snake is very impressive with its amazing colours.

25.01.2022 To all of our valued guests, suppliers and future clients, The animals we spot on safari are great at social distancing! We have our COVID-19 procedures in place and are now open for business. So come and "wander out yonder" and let us show you a special part of Western Australia that you may not have seen before. Come for an adventure, stay a while, have a look around your amazing home state and be proud of what we have achieved together. ... We look forward to seeing you soon!

24.01.2022 Well the season is getting started and i thought it was time to freshen up our photos. I just love these drone photo over Charles Knife Gorge taken by Hayden Mumby

24.01.2022 Thanks to Lisa Elliot for thes great photos from Fridays tour.

24.01.2022 Ningaloo Safari Tours enjoyed experiencing Shothole Canyon in a new way last night. A big thank you to the Seeds of Hope Choir from Zambia, it was a beautiful performance amongst a spectacular setting

23.01.2022 How adorable is this Black-Flanked Rock Wallaby, sitting back taking in the sites of Yardie Creek! Great photos Brenda of the variety of native fauna you see on safari, thank you for sharing, NST (Photo credit to client Brenda Low)

23.01.2022 Were pleased to announce that Ningaloo Safari Tours has been recognized with a 2017 Certificate of Excellence, based on the consistently great reviews youve earned on TripAdvisor.

21.01.2022 Perth friends, tune into Mix 94.5 at 7.30am tommorrow to hear some great stories from Safari Dave and the crew from 94.5

21.01.2022 We are now on google

19.01.2022 You never know who you might meet on safari

19.01.2022 Look who we met on an early morning drive this morning!. He seemed very interested in us and not at all threatened. A healthy looking Dingo, he even howled for us!

18.01.2022 Book a Top of the Range Safari today to see the best of Ningaloo in a day!

18.01.2022 The last visit for the Pacific Eden for 2017 is due next Wednesday. Lets see if we can get 100% successful visits! Here are last weeks group, there was such low cloud cover over Charles Knife.

17.01.2022 Eveyone is looking for shade in Exmouths heat wave!

17.01.2022 The kids at Exmouth District High School made these wonderful floats for the 50th celebrations (they had a little help)

17.01.2022 One more of the 21 beautiful loggerheads we were very lucky to support the release of. It was a special day we will never forget! The juvenile turtles drifted... onto Australias south-west shores during storms over the past 18 months after travelling southwards in the Leeuwin current. These young turtles normally wouldnt come ashore for several decades until they are ready to breed, and now they have been returned to sea to hopefully become mature breeding adults! Thanks to the incredible care given by AQWA The Aquarium of Western Australia, Dolphin Discovery Centre, Parks and Wildlife, Western Australia and Perth Zoo.

17.01.2022 Happy Mothers Day to all the Mums out there! It doesnt get anymore adorable than this Black flanked rock wallaby, Mum with her baby in pouch Photo taken by Pete McWaters on tour last week......just love this shot

15.01.2022 Ningaloo Safari Tours can help to complete your bucket list!!! see Number 9! https://www.theurbanlist.com//things-you-absolutely-must-d -

14.01.2022 Hows this if a backdrop for an interview? Welcome to the NST office!!

14.01.2022 Turquoise Bay was voted the number one beach in WA by Perth Now readers. Are they right ??..............we think so.

14.01.2022 Come experience all of the wonders of the Cape Range National Park with the Ningaloo Coasts most experienced and knowledgeable guide showing his clients the Cape he lives in and loves for over 15 years.

14.01.2022 This week we had the pleasure of hosting 20 clients who are circumnavigating Australia on their private jet. Proud to show off our little part of Australia, Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area.

12.01.2022 Please read this post written by Brett Lefroy lived his young life on his families (Exmouth) station. Maybe now people will think twice about supporting the Ken...drick fight. Can I also ask that you share this post to your family and friends, the more people who know the true story the better. There are so many holes in this entire story, so as a proud member of the Lefroy family who was raised on Exmouth Gulf Station I would like to fill a few of these holes in for you all. The Ningaloo station lease was acquired by the Lefroy family in 1934 from the state government for the primary purpose of managing and grazing livestock. This was successfully carried out for several generations by the family. Due to the decline in the wool and sheep industry the family decided to generate a small income from charging people to camp along this beautiful stretch of coastline, Remembering at this point the primary purpose of a pastoral lease is to manage and graze livestock. Phil Kendrick, as a camper has then offered to help collect money from the camps and this is how his journey at Ningaloo started some 15-20 years ago. This individual has continued to manipulate and pray upon two elderly woman and wormed his way into managing role. He in no form whatsoever supports the Lefroy family or the pastoral leases of Exmouth and Ningaloo. This is blatantly obvious by observing the current condition of the livestock, pasture and infrastructure on Ningaloo that has fallen into a horrible state of disrepair since Phills inception. He has caused much anger and hurt in the family during this time. He has absolutely no idea or the experience required to successfully manage and run a pastoral property. Now Ningaloo almost solely derives its income from cash based camping fees, not from livestock as it is intended. Very little of this money is returned into the business. I would like to add that I have no issue with pastoral propertys diversifying into tourism, and I know several propertys that do this to support there livestock business. However in the case of Ningaloo this has not been done. Sadly there is now only one elderly membecr of my family left at Ningaloo surviving under Phills dictatorship . It is now all about one mans greed, not a family run pastoral lease. Over the negotiation period of lease renewal Ningaloo was offered several attractive offers, including a freehold title over the homestead and surrounding area, all of these offers where declined. Another interesting fact is that DEPAW already own half of the lease as it stands now. Ningaloo is no longer a viable pastoral lease and now needs to be managed correctly to preserve this natural beauty for future generation to enjoy, and I can assure you Phil Kendrick is not the person to do this. So I ask may everybody consider this when deciding to support cause. Thanks, Brett Lefroy.

10.01.2022 Ningaloo Safari Tours have been operating in the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area for over 40 years!! Below is a write up of the previous owners Neil and Coralie McLeod and the establishment of the business.

09.01.2022 To all of our valued guests, suppliers and future clients, Due to the COVID-19 situation, Ningaloo Safari Tours have suspended all tour operations, we will keep reassessing the situation as it develops and will reopen when it has been deemed safe by the governing bodies. Ningaloo Safari tours have stood the test of time and have been showing our clients the beautiful Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area for over 25 years and we will continue on with our tours once this is all ...over. We take pride in the positive feedback we constantly receive for the passion for the area in which we live and work. Which is why, at this time, we must ask you to stay away. We ask that you dont cancel your trip to Ningaloo, only postpone until the time is right for you and our small community. Our small remote town is not only ill-equipped to handle the spread of COVID-19 if the virus presents, but is absolutely incapable of supporting any more people than our local population. As you can appreciate it is a very hard time for us and the logistics required to handle the changes to bookings are extremely challenging. We have been working with our guests and suppliers to move bookings, provide refunds and gift vouchers as have been requested. We ask that you are patient with us as we work to achieve positive outcomes for all. Stay safe, enjoy your time at home with your loved ones and we look forward to seeing you in Ningaloo when the time is right. The difference between stumbling blocks and stepping stones is how we use them. Kind regards Dave and Teresa Mongan Directors Ningaloo Safari Tours

08.01.2022 This weekend we are celebrating Exmouths 50th birthday. Great show to start the festivities with the opening of the Ningaloo Centre

08.01.2022 These adorable green turtle hatchlings chose this moment to emerge from the safety of their nest below the sands surface where they have been for the past 60 days. They are making a dash for the ocean trying to avoid be eaten by the many predators waiting for them. Good luck little fellas..............its a tough world our there

06.01.2022 Its howling winds but the show must go on! Keep your eye out for the "Cape Crusader" and "Macca" on Whats up downunder coming soon!

06.01.2022 Todays clients were from the Cruise ship Oceana Sirena. We were a bit worried with the prediction earlier in the week for a cyclone. Todays weather couldnt have been better, a perfect March day!

04.01.2022 Its a hot day in Exmouth but on the "Westside" its a perfect 33 degrees.

03.01.2022 The cruise ship clients from the Maasdam we treated to some great beach action during the week. They witnessed turtles in the middle of their mating season and a nice 3m tiger shark cruising around them. You dont get to see that every day.

01.01.2022 Just love this photo of an Osprey at Yardie Creek taken by one of our entertaining clients. Thank you very much Mr Humphries!

01.01.2022 What an amazing experience Vee has captured. She is one talented lady!