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I thought Exmouth was fascinating. We did a snorkel tour and a Whale Shark tour which were both excellent. The town is small but there is so much to do in the ocean. The snorkelling at Turquoise Bay and Ospey was fantastic. The turtle beaches were great to visit during hatching season to watch the hatchlings scramble to the sea. The ocean is filled with such a diversity of marine life. It was fascinating. Eating out is expensive in Exmouth but there is an IGA grocery store where you can buy nearly every needed. I also would strongly advise people traveling by car to stock up on groceries in Woolworths at Carnarvon while driving up there. If you like a good coffee, go to the Bamboo Cafe in the mall. They have great salads, muffins, and sushi as well

It is a happy place to visit with an interesting history and lots of opportunities to experience wildlife encounters . It was easy to get around in a small hire car . The town had many cafes and restaurants .The museum was fabulous and staff were very helpful

Exmouth is amazing. The surrounding landscape is incredible. The access to Ningaloo Reef is very good. Lots of tour operators to get you onto the reef. But you need a vehicle to get around easily as there are no buses and limited taxis.

Exmouth was excellent, great vibe. Kings Ningaloo Reef/Whale Shark Tour sensational. Bluelip fish and chips great. EGFC restaurant on the wharf fantastic value and great food. Mutts Coffee simply awesome

We went on a whale shark snorkeling adventure and 2 days on a dive charter. Exmouth really is about Ningaloo reef and its marine mega fauna and other beasties. It was Lovely to come back to piping hot showers, enjoy the evening vibes of the shopping centre where all essentials were available. Laid back and friendly.

Fantastic snorkeling where the desert meets the reef. Definitely hire a car if you can (best from airport). Ningaloo bakery is fantastic and there are 2 IGAS in town with everything you could want (including pre-made salads etc). Food prices are not much dearer than home but fuel is expensive. Note that if you are going to Coral Bay, most of the off-shore coral is dead so you need to go ~1km offshore for snorkeling etc. You can snorkel directly off-shore at Exmouth at Oyster Stacks and Turquoise Bay (~45min drive). Oyster stacks is the pick, but snorkel down the sand beach end, its easier access and more interesting (wear reef shoes). Saw great turtle and reef shark activity there, even a sea snake!.