Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef

Nestled amongst the sand dunes on the shores of the Ningaloo Reef, our eco luxe camp has all the key comforts you need for a relaxing and memorable stay. This means comfortable beds, 100% cotton linen, en-suite eco-bathrooms, delicious locally sourced food, a generous self-serve bar and impeccable service.

The camp has been designed to operate in tune with the fragile environment of Cape Range National Park and as such, we abide by strict principles of minimal impact and sustainability. Our power is solar-generated, each en-suite bathroom has a natureloo, water usage is very carefully managed and no waste material escapes into the surrounding ecosystem.

The camp has 15 wilderness tents built amongst the sand dunes. They are furnished with comfortable beds, made up with quality bed linen. Guest robes, native herb soaps and organic shampoos are provided. The tents are spacious, simple and comfortable – they are not intended to be 5-star hotel rooms in the bush - we want you to immerse yourself in the natural environment. Your tent does not have a TV, telephone, WiFi or an air conditioner.

The main lodge is the centre of camp life, raised above the sand and coastal scrub with views out onto the reef and Indian Ocean, it is the place to gather for meals and relaxation.

Meals are shared with your fellow guests and are served at the lodge or on the deck. A hot breakfast is accompanied by fresh fruit, cereal and a selection of bread or pastries with condiments, followed by lunch later in the day. Around sunset, canapés are served, which you can enjoy with a glass of wine whilst the guides brief you on the next day’s activities. Dinner is the real foodie highlight – each night you will enjoy a three-course meal, carefully created and brought to the table out of a simple camp kitchen!

Sal Salis activities focus on the reef and our pristine natural surrounds. Your stay may include, sea kayaking to some of our secret spots on the reef where you will see huge schools of fish, reef sharks and coral formations, a drift snorkel just a few metres offshore (all snorkelling gear is provided), wildlife and bird spotting and guided gorge walks at Mandu Mandu Gorge. There is no need to pre-book these itineraries, each day is mapped out by the guides to consider the weather and the tide.

Whale shark swims are available from mid-March to the end of July, and humpback whale swims are available from start of August to the end of October. Both need to be pre-booked as the boats do fill up months in advance. Our reservations team can assist with booking your additional activities.