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| SAL SALIS NINGALOO REEF - Western Australia | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Getting to Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef ... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Located on the North West Cape, Sal
Salis is an hour’s drive (70 kms) south of Exmouth, in the Cape Range
National Park. The tents are situated just 50 metres back from the beach
amongst the low lying coastal dunes. Two kms behind the camp lies the
limestone range of the Cape Range National Park, dissected by
spectacular gorges. Access: From Perth: - 1,270 kms. Skywest Airlines operate a twice daily service between Perth and Exmouth and a weekly service (on Sundays) between Broome and Exmouth. Road transfers from Exmouth Airport are available and should be pre-booked. Guests can self-drive to the camp; from Perth it will take as much as 13 hours, from Exmouth Airport the drive is less than 2 hours and from Exmouth town it is about one hour. Driving at dusk is not recommended because of the large amount of wildlife in the National Park. Guests should pack light as there is an 800m walk to the camp - keep your swimwear near the top for a swim on arrival at camp! Include beachwear, beach towel, and warm clothes for the evening and sturdy walking shoes. Staff will be able to assist with excess luggage. |
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| More about the facilities at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef ... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| The camp offers simple functional
facilities designed to allow access to this unique natural environment
whilst minimising any human impact. The camp's communal areas are on a raised decking. This prevents soil compaction, which could slow the regeneration of plant life. The main tent features a camp kitchen where guests prepare communal meals, relax under the shade or grab a cup of tea or coffee. All facilities are available 24 hours a day. Food is refrigerated and a large Esky (coolbox) is provided for any drinks you bring. The camp offers simple functional facilities designed to allow access to this unique natural environment. The communal main tent features a camp kitchen where guests participate in preparing communal meals. There is a small book collection with interpretive information on the marine life, wildlife, birdlife, Cape Range National Park and Ningaloo Marine Park. There is also a small selection of novels if you want a rest from all of the activities. Lockers are provided for your personal belongings. The toilet block has handbasins and Natureloo composting toilets, which run off solar power. Guests prepare communal meals in the well appointed camp kitchen. Fresh local produce is used and is delivered daily to the camp. |
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| Accommodation at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef ... | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Recommended are the well appointed
Wilderness Tents with en suite bathrooms. The Wilderness Tents The Wilderness Tents are spacious and airy, most with beautiful views over Ningaloo Reef. They have a comfortable queen size bed, basic en suite bathroom consisting of a composting toilet and solar powered shower. There is also a hammock to laze on. |
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A word about Natureloos ... Natureloo composting toilets run off solar power. These are a sealed system which prevents any seepage into the groundwater. We highly recommend Natureloos for their efficiency, ease of maintenance and cleanliness. |
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Included in the Price at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef ... |
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| Accommodation, all meals, beverages
(based on a select open bar**), national park fees, camping fees and
scheduled activities (guided snorkel trips, guided kayak snorkels,
guided Gorge walks) and use of snorkelling gear. **The camp is not currently licensed to serve alcoholic beverages but the local town of Exmouth has a liquor store and the transfer driver will be happy to call in there so that you can purchase your preferred drinks. |
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| Approximate costs are: Learmonth Airport transfer (one way) – per pax A$150 Learmonth Airport transfer (one way) – per booking group (up to 8 persons) A$450 Exmouth town transfer (one way) – per pax A$100 Exmouth town transfer (one way) – per booking group (up to 8 persons) A$300 |
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Situated on the Indian Ocean between
Exmouth and Carnarvon, the Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef is set amongst the
dunes between the Mandu Sanctuary of Ningaloo Marine Park and the gorges
of Cape Range National Park. It is a timeless place where people
have come to revel in nature for over 30,000 years. Swim off
secluded sandy beaches and discover amazing marine life swimming amongst
the beautiful coral gardens that begin just metres from shore. Sea kayak to deserted beaches where the only footsteps will be your
own, or venture offshore to the 'Blue Lagoon' an incredible
natural aquarium buzzing with marine life. At the Ningaloo Reef Retreat you can do as much or as little as you
like. Relax at camp with a book or take an energetic hike to the top of
Mandu Mandu Gorge. Either way you'll be rewarded with breathtaking
scenery, native wildlife and distant horizons.
