If someone told you there was a place where you could roll out of bed, walk a few metres, and snorkel on a World Heritage-listed reef before breakfast... you'd probably think they were exaggerating.
Welcome to Coral Bay.
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This tiny slice of paradise on Western Australia's Coral Coast is one of those places that backpackers fall in love with. It's relaxed, ridiculously beautiful, and somehow manages to make you forget that emails, alarm clocks and responsibilities even exist.

​When you travel north with Red Earth Safaris, Coral Bay is the perfect chance to slow down, swap your shoes for thongs, and spend a day surrounded by some of Australia's most incredible marine life.

Meet the Ocean's Gentle Giants
​Despite growing up to 12 metres long and weighing over 20 tonnes, whale sharks are completely harmless to humans. They feed on tiny plankton and small fish, cruising slowly through the warm waters with an elegance that's impossible to describe until you've seen it for yourself.
Every year, these magnificent creatures migrate along the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef, creating one of the world's few places where you can reliably swim alongside them in the wild.
​It's an experience that's equal parts humbling, exhilarating and unforgettable.

​Welcome to the famous Lancelin Sand Dunes — home to some of the biggest sand dunes in Western Australia and one of the most exciting experiences on the WA coast. Just 90 minutes north of Perth, the Lancelin Sand Dunes are home to one of the most popular adventure activities in WA: sandboarding. Equal parts thrilling, hilarious, and slightly chaotic, it's the perfect way to break up a road trip with us along the stunning West Australian coastline.

🐬 Meet the Famous Monkey Mia Dolphins
One of the biggest reasons travellers visit Monkey Mia is for the unforgettable Monkey Mia dolphin experience.
Wild bottlenose dolphins in Monkey Mia regularly swim right up to the shoreline, especially during the morning Monkey Mia dolphin feeding sessions. Rangers carefully manage these interactions, making it one of the most unique and ethical wildlife experiences in WA.
If you're searching for “Monkey Mia dolphins feeding times”, aim to arrive early—this is when you're most likely to see them. If you travel with us, we stay at RAC Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort, which means we’re already right there—coffee in hand, front and centre, ready and waiting as the dolphins glide in.

​Kalbarri National Park is the kind of place that makes you feel like you’ve accidentally stepped onto another planet—one where the colours are brighter, the cliffs are taller, and the air just feels a little more adventurous.
Tucked along Western Australia’s Coral Coast, Kalbarri is where the outback dramatically collides with the Indian Ocean. Think rugged red gorges, wild coastal cliffs, and skies so big they make your problems feel delightfully tiny.