Osprey Bay | Australia's Coral Coast

Located in Cape Range National Park, Osprey Bay is a stunning location offering fantastic swimming, snorkelling, kayaking and canoeing conditions. At low tide, small sandy enclaves are exposed. Osprey Bay is a shore-based recreational fishing zone, which allows recreational fishers to fish from the shore only, as the remainder of the waters are within the Sanctuary Zone.

Above the small beach are 44 camp sites, with direct access to the shoreline. There is a walking trail connecting Osprey Bay to Sandy Bay.

While you're here, why not visit the following

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Carnarvon Fruit, Vegetables & Seafood

Carnarvon Fruit, Vegetables & Seafood

Food doesn’t get any fresher than Carnarvon fresh. Many of the local growers sell seasonal fruit and vegetables direct from their farms (some are only open for the growing season). Trip around the
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Muiron Islands off Exmouth

Muiron Islands off Exmouth
The Muiron (pronounced 'Myoo-ron’) - north and south - and Sunday islands are found approximately 15 kilometres (or 9.8 nautical miles) off the North West Cape, the water surrounding these two
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Wildflower Hotspot - Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area

Wildflower Hotspot - Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area
The Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area runs from Carnarvon in the south to Exmouth in the north and these areas see the first of the wildflowers in bloom, usually from late May onwards. The Cape Range
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Sandy Bay Exmouth Ningaloo Kayak Family

Sandy Bay

Sandy Bay
For a lazy holiday of swimming and relaxing, head to Sandy Bay near Exmouth on the Ningaloo Reef.The shallow waters and wide expanse of endless white sand make this a great choice for families.The
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Kennedy Range National Park

Kennedy Range National Park
Kennedy Range National Park is located 150 kilometres east of Carnarvon and extends for roughly 195 kilometres in a northerly direction towards the Gascoyne Hinterland. You will need a four-wheel
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How does a Ningaloo Whale Shark tour work?

How does a Ningaloo Whale Shark tour work?

Swimming with Whale Sharks at Ningaloo Reef is one of Australia's must-do travel experiences , operated from the towns of Coral Bay and Exmouth . Why do Whale Sharks visit Ningaloo? Being in the water
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Swim child sea turtle Ningaloo Western Australia

Meeting a Sea Turtle

Meeting a Sea Turtle
Sea turtles can be encountered on Western Australia's Coral Coast all year round and hatchlings may be sighted during turtle nesting season. You can snorkel with them through the beautiful coral
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Fruit Loops and the Cactus Garden

Fruit Loops and the Cactus Garden

When visiting Carnarvon, take a drive along the scenic North and South River Roads, known as “The Fruit Loop” drive trail. The Drive will take you past working plantations – some of which run roadside
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