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Exmouth, WA, Australia
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561 Murat Road, Exmouth, WA, Australia
Boasting a bowling alley and an outdoor pool, Potshot Hotel Resort is located in Exmouth and offers comfortable accommodation. There is also a fitness centre with a swimming pool.
Free Wi-Fi
Parking
6.8
Good
1181 reviews
Location
0.4 mi from city centre
Lot 900 Madaffari Drive, Exmouth Western Australia, Exmouth, WA, Australia
Featuring a swimming pool, a private beach and an outdoor pool, Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort is situated in Exmouth and offers comfortable accommodation. It also provides an express check-in and check-out feature, a Jacuzzi and a kids club.
Free Wi-Fi
8.8
Excellent
664 reviews
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1.9 mi from city centre
2, Corner Of Welch St. And Murat Road, Exmouth, WA, Australia
Exmouth Escape Resort is situated in Exmouth and is close to the area's tourist attractions. The resort offers an outdoor pool, as well as rooms with private terraces.
Free Wi-Fi
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8.6
Excellent
1626 reviews
Location
1.2 mi from city centre

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Most expensive month:July
Average price in Exmouth:$158/night
Cheapest price found:$32/night
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561 Murat Road, Exmouth, WA, Australia
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2, Corner Of Welch St. And Murat Road, Exmouth, WA, Australia
Lot 900 Madaffari Drive, Exmouth Western Australia, Exmouth, WA, Australia

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About Exmouth

A small resort town on North West Cape, Exmouth is renowned for its coral reefs, magnificent whale sharks and the diverse wildlife in nearby national parks. Enjoy the town’s endless beaches and clear seas, then relax with a drink in one of its quaint coffee shops or boutique bars.

Things to do in Exmouth

Part of Australia’s Coral Coast, Exmouth is a short drive from half a dozen unspoilt beaches perfect for sunbathing or swimming. Just off the coast is Ningaloo Reef, where you can dive and snorkel among the colourful fish or see whale sharks from glass-bottomed boats. Visit Jurabi Turtle Centre to learn about turtles and their habitat or take a guided tour to view hatchlings during nesting season.

Spend some time at Cape Range National Park, where 50,000 hectares of spectacular mountains and canyons are home to kangaroos, emus and rock wallabies. The tranquil gorge of Yardie Peak is a highlight of the park, and its multicoloured cliff walls are best seen from a guided boat tour. If you’re a keen birdwatcher, the Mangrove Bay Bird Hide is a great place to see mangrove fantails, kites and ospreys.

Seafood in Exmouth is fresh, abundant and delicious. Try Whalers Restaurant for an excellent seafood platter or delightful Gumbo stew or check out Ningaloo Bakehouse & Cafe for mouth-watering pies and some of the best coffee in town. After lunch, head over to Ningaloo Gallery to see incredible underwater photographs of the reefs and their inhabitants.

Getting around Exmouth

Learmonth Airport is 36 kilometres from Exmouth and has daily flights to Perth, while buses travel there from Perth and Broome several times a week. The centre of town is small enough to get around on foot and charter buses travel daily between the visitor centre and the area’s top attractions.

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  • What is the best place in Exmouth for bars and restaurants?

    This little town is on Western Australia’s North West Cape, the north-west tip of the state. You can really treat your palate to a wide variety of food if you book accommodation in Exmouth. One of the most popular establishments is the celebrated Adrift Cafe. Here, you can order everything from South Indian coconut dahl to seafood linguine to porterhouse steaks. The must-try house speciality is the freshly made arancini balls. For the freshest sushi you can imagine, head to Bamboo, and The Beach Shack on Bundegi Beach serves breakfast all day, along with coffee and ice cream. For seafood takeaway to eat while watching the sunset, Blue Lips Fish and Chips is just the place, or if you fancy a tipple with the locals, The Social Society is a rustic cafe-bar. Froth Craft Restaurant and Microbrewery will be irresistible to beer connoisseurs. Choose one of the local Exmouth hotels like Potshot Hotel Resort to stay nearby.

  • What is the best place for a family holiday in Exmouth?

    There are lots of things to do in Exmouth if you have children with you. The first thing on everyone’s minds will probably be the beach, and you’ll find a great one a little way out of town, at Coral Bay, where you can wade out to Ningaloo Reef. Town Beach is also popular, a favourite place to go snorkelling, surfing and picnicking. Or you can all get a taste of authentic rural Australia by staying overnight at Bullara Cattle Station. You’ll stay in comfortable old shearers’ quarters, and the kids will love taking part in the morning farm activities. Another popular destination for families is Vlamingh Head Lighthouse, with a panoramic view of the entire coastline. These are all reachable from hotels in Exmouth like Mantarays Ningaloo Beach Resort.

  • What are the best things to do and see in Exmouth?

    With so many things to see in Exmouth, it could be hard for you to fit everything in. One way of making sure you really do see everything is take a microlight flight over Ningaloo Reef and Exmouth town, if you’re in an adventurous mood. You can also visit the shipwreck of the SS Mildura, used for bombing practise in WWII. You can also learn how to kite surf and scuba dive, or try your hand at flyboarding. If you’re a keen fisherman, you’ll be in a slice of paradise here – it offers some great land-based fishing. For this, head to places like Sandy Bay, Pilgramunna or Yardie Creek. For suitable Exmouth accommodation, book at a place like Exmouth Escape Resort.

  • Where are the best places to stay for Australian wildlife?

    The region surrounding Exmouth is an indigenous wildlife haven, offering one-of-a-kind experiences – like swimming with massive but harmless whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef. These are the largest known fish on the planet. You can go on a Ningaloo Ecology Cruise in a glass-bottomed boat along the reef too, or go snorkelling through Ningaloo Marine Park. To see turtles hatching, visit the Jurabi Turtle Centre during the season from November to March. It comes with an educational tour. You can have a close encounter with emus at Exmouth Visitor Centre, or take a trip out to the oyster stacks that grow off the coast. To easily visit places like these, you can book at Ningaloo Lodge Exmouth.

  • What are the best hotels in Exmouth?

    Exmouth Escape Resort, rated with a score of 8.6 from 1,627 reviewers, is one of the most popular hotels in Exmouth. Other top stays include Ningaloo Caravan and Holiday Resort, with an average rating of 7.9 from 1,120 reviewers, and Ningaloo Lodge Exmouth, with a score of 8.1 from 1,184 reviewers.

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