Site Information Site Information
Contact Details
Kalbarri Accommodation Kalbarri Hotels and Accommodation
Geraldton Accommodation Geraldton Places To Stay
Monkey Mia Resort Including Denham Accommodation
Exmouth Accommodation Gateway to Ningaloo Reef
Coral Bay Accommodation
Broome Accommodation Places To Stay
Perth Accommodation Resorts to Backpackers
Monkey Mia Attractions
Monkey Mia and Shark Bay Attractions and Things to Do
Scenic Coach Tours
Our half day Scenic Coach Tour is fabulous value for money and includes all the major attractions such as Eagle Bluff, Nanga Bay, Ocean Park shark feeding, Shell Beach and Denham town attractions.
The Quad Bike Trekking Tours
The Quad Bike Trekking Tours are a wonderful family adventure whether you're driving or tagging along on the pillion seat holding on to Mum or Dad. You'll get a real buzz which will likely be the highlight of your entire holiday.
Jump aboard the Ocean Invader where Mark and Joe Snooks invite you to explore the waters off Denham in the middle of the World Heritage listed, Shark Bay area.
Specialising in Deep Sea Fishing, our skipper and crew have a wealth of knowledge and experience as boating and fishing professionals. We can assure you of a good catch, whether it is the famous Pink Snapper, Groper or Mackerel that shark bay is famous for or game fish like Marlin or Sailfish.
No Shark Bay holiday is complete without an exciting four wheel drive scenic tour of the rugged cliffs, secluded beaches and pristine coastal stretches around the Shark Bay World Heritage Area and the Cape Peron National Park. And of course the wildflowers around our region are positively world famous.
You'll wing your way over incredible coastal cliffs, crimson red landscapes and brilliantly white beaches. See coral fringed bays, historic Dirk Hartog Island and much more as well.
The Pearl Farm is also host to an exquisite range of jewellery available at affordable prices. An oyster produces a pearl when an irritant becomes trapped inside the oyster. The Red Bluff Pearl Farm is the only one of its kind in Western Australia, open to tourists all year round.
Page 2 of 3