Western Australia Travel Guide - Whale Sharks, Turtles, Manta Rays! Monkey Mia, Coral Bay, Exmouth

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Western Australia, is often overlooked by tourists in favour of the better connected east coast (which we will be featuring soon!). However just north of Perth, you’ll find one of the most amazing coastlines in the world, with a huge variety in terrains, beaches and wildlife. In this video we will show you our week long tour across Western Australia - the best stops and where to see the most amazing wildlife. If you haven't seen our other Australia videos make sure you check those out alongside our other itineraries - scroll down for the written itinerary of this video.
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Itinerary Western Australia:
- Autopia Tours - starting in Perth and Returning to Perth over 1 week
- The Pinnacles
- Port Gregory (Pink Lake)
- Kalbarri National Park
- Shell Beach
- Monkey Mia (Dolphins)
- Eagle Bluff
- Hamelin Pool
- Coral Bay (Turtles, Coral and Manta Rays)
- Exmouth (Whale Sharks)
- Tropic of Capricorn
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[@yongjiewong764]

Great video and underrated channel!

[@theoutofofficetraveller]

Thank you so much for the feedback - really appreciate it!!!

[@tileux]

I'll tell you a secret: you can actually see stromatolites at Lake Clifton, near Mandurah, too, altthough the Lake Clifton onese are Thrombolites. Only 40 minutes drive from Perth theyre a lot easier to get to but I prefer Shark Bay any day. Plus you can play with the goats at the radio station. You can see dolphins up close in Mandurah too.
ps nice videos. Its a pity you didnt get more views.

[@theoutofofficetraveller]

thank you so much for the tips and really appreciate your feedback!

[@dennis771]

You should had when south

[@aussiekit9172]

Don’t know where you got that tiger and hammerhead sharks are harmless they are far from it even reef a will bite you.. FYI great whites are around as well in these waters.. us Aussie are always aware of what’s around us in the water..

[@theoutofofficetraveller]

Hi there! It's a good point that you make that these sharks are wild animals and can always be dangerous, and I definitely agree that it's important to be aware of what's around you in the water. I was just meaning that as far as snorkeling on the Ningaloo Reef goes, it's generally thought of as a (relatively) safe activity and the sharks that you'll see there are (mostly) harmless. However, snorkeling + any nature trips/wild animal encounters can always come with danger and you make a good point that people should be aware! I'll call that out more specifically in the future.