Questions About The Coral Coast Tours, Answered

It is an independent comparison site for multi-day small-group tours that start in Perth, or occasionally Broome, and reach Exmouth and Ningaloo Reef. The site runs no tours of its own. It lays out the options so readers can compare routes, durations and prices in one place.

Every tour card links to a live booking page with the booking partner. You book, pay and manage the reservation there. This site takes no bookings and no payments at any stage.

No. When you book through a link, the platform pays this site a commission at no extra cost to you. The price you pay is the price listed on the booking page.

No. No operator pays for placement on this site, and ratings are not for sale. Where a score appears, it reflects the review data published on the booking platform, nothing else.

By email only, at info@perthtoexmouthtour.com. There is no phone number and no booking desk, because nothing is sold here. Questions about an existing booking go to the platform that took the payment.

Prices are shown in US dollars, per person, exactly as listed on the booking page. They change over time. The live booking page, not this site, is the authority on what a tour costs on any given day.

This site prints ratings for only two tours, both booked through the booking partner. The 6-day Coral Coaster one-way shows 4.8 from 55 reviews, and the 7-day Exmouth Explorer return shows 4.9 from 345 reviews. Every other tour card shows no rating here, so read the booking page for current review details.

No. This site sells nothing, so it has no prices of its own to reduce. Any promotions that exist are run by the booking platforms and appear on their own pages, never here.

Cancellation terms differ from listing to listing, so read them on the booking page before you pay. Refunds are issued by the booking partner under those terms. This site never handles money and cannot reverse, amend or chase a booking.

The Coral Coast Highway covers roughly 1,250 km between the two towns. Driven non-stop, the run takes about 12 hours to Coral Bay and about 13 hours to Exmouth. Multi-day tours exist precisely because that distance deserves stops along the way.

Qantas flies Perth to Learmonth, the airport serving Exmouth, daily, with the flight just under two hours. A one-way tour north pairs with a flight home. Return loops suit travelers who would rather not board a plane at all.

Whale sharks typically pass through Ningaloo from March to July, with sightings often continuing into August and later. Sightings are never promised, and no honest listing will guarantee them. Humpback whales follow a longer window, roughly June to November.

The official cyclone season for Western Australia runs from 1 November to 30 April. Dates inside that window carry the greater weather risk, so read the cancellation terms on your chosen listing before booking. Shoulder months either side deserve a little caution as well.

Western Australia charges entry per standard vehicle, defined as 12 or fewer occupants, and one payment per day covers several parks. Nambung, home of the Pinnacles, applies standard entry. Whether your tour includes these fees varies by tour, so check each listing.

The list holds 11 tours across three groups. Five run one-way from Perth to Exmouth, three loop back to Perth, and three longer routes continue via Karijini and Broome. Durations span 6 to 10 days, so the choice comes down to time, budget and whether a circular route matters.

At Monkey Mia, the dolphins must never be touched or fed. Turquoise Bay, a popular snorkel spot on the Ningaloo coast, can have dangerous currents. Elsewhere, the Kalbarri Skywalk platforms hang 100 m above the gorge.