Diving the Ningaloo Reef: Lighthouse Bay & West Side

Stretching 260km along the west side of the peninsula, the Ningaloo Reef is a marine life hotspot. The section running through Cape Range National Park is especially rich, with hard coral formations, surge channels, and thriving marine ecosystems. Expect to see reef sharks, turtles, moray eels, rays, and large pelagic fish on nearly every dive.

At the northern tip of the peninsula, Lighthouse Bay sits within a protected sanctuary zone, ensuring pristine diving conditions. Its rocky outcrops, coral ledges, and deep crevices create fascinating underwater landscapes. Popular dive sites like Blizzard Ridge, Labyrinth, and Dibley are home to massive fish schools, sea snakes, crayfish, shrimp, and sharks.

During certain times of the year, this area offers the ultimate wildlife experience—Whale sharks, manta rays, and humpback whales. Hearing a humpback whale’s song underwater is truly unforgettable.

Visibility varies from 5–20m, depending on weather and plankton levels, but this nutrient-rich water is exactly why Manta Rays and Whale Sharks thrive here!

About the Tour

This tour takes you on two incredible dives at carefully selected sites in Lighthouse Bay or the West Side, depending on the best conditions for the day.

Discover stunning coral structures, rocky overhangs, and hidden crevices, perfect for marine life encounters and underwater photography. Between dives, relax onboard and enjoy a delicious Aussie BBQ lunch before gearing up for your second adventure.

Tour includes: All dive equipment, expert dive guides, lunch, snacks, and drinks.

Pricing Table

The Ningaloo Reef Double Dive
Option	Cost
Certified Diver	$280.00
Discover Scuba Diver (non-certified)	$380.00