This is the Ningaloo Coast, a World Heritage Site with 160 miles of reef water. Each year, hundreds of docile filter-feeding mega-sharks cruise here.

Swimming with a shark big enough to swallow you whole (but won’t) might sound mad. Yet, after chatting with travellers from across the country, I can confirm it’s one of the biggest bucket list ...

Only 11 operators are licensed to run whale shark tours in the Ningaloo Reef ... During your once-in-a-lifetime swim alongside the majestic whale sharks, k eep an eye out for Exmouth’s other ...

As a child, I had developed an intense fear of the "monsters of the deep" depicted in books about great white sharks in the school library. Once I interacted with sharks, this fear quickly transformed ...

Whale sharks have returned to the waters off Exmouth in WA Tour operators are seeing an increase in international tourists this year A total of 2,072 tours took place last season, mostly from WA ...

Whale sharks sure are impressive creatures. The largest fish in the oceans, they are linked to sea creatures from as long ago ...

The whale sharks were huge, the largest creatures we had ever seen. Spotted, ... Sunrise at the Ningaloo Lighthouse in Exmouth. The U.S. Navy maintained a base in the area during World War II.

Exmouth may be renowned as the springboard to the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef and epic swims with the Indian Ocean’s “Big Three” – whale sharks, humpback whales and manta rays ...

From Perth, the state capital, I flew for two hours north to Exmouth, ... Whale sharks grow up to 18 metres long, and I was "apprehensive" about swimming with them, ...