What is Exmouth known for?

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1. What is Exmouth known for?
2. Is it safe to swim in Exmouth?
3. Is it worth going to Exmouth?
4. Are there sharks at Exmouth?
5. How many days should you spend in Exmouth?
6. Can you swim in Exmouth in January?
7. Can you swim at Exmouth beach?
8. Do you get crocodiles in Exmouth?
9. What is the most shark infested waters?
10. How long do you need in Exmouth?
11. Are there Box jellyfish in Exmouth?
12. Can you drink alcohol on Exmouth beach?
13. Are there crocodiles in Ningaloo Reef?
14. Is it safe to swim in Karratha?
15. What is the deadliest beach in the world?

What is Exmouth known for?

It is known for its clear waters (there are so few people around) and its quiet, white sandy beaches. It is ideal for snorkelling and swimming. The Ningaloo Reef is only a few metres from shore.

Is it safe to swim in Exmouth?

The Exmouth coastline offers a number of beautiful sandy beaches and the Town Beach is the most accessible and closest to the town centre. The beach is a safe place to swim, especially at high tide even with children. ... Exmouth is a 14 hour drive north of Perth or a two hour flight.

Is it worth going to Exmouth?

Home to the Ningaloo Marine Park, Exmouth is the jewel in WA's crown. ... And with daily flights direct from Perth, it's surprisingly accessible (although if you enjoy road trips, the scenic 12hr drive from Perth is definitely worth the trip).

Are there sharks at Exmouth?

Whale sharks are not the only sharks you can expect to see around Exmouth. Reef sharks, mainly white tip reef sharks, are regular sightings at many dive sites, particularly on the Navy Pier. Last summer there were over 20 whitetip sharks at the site, with up to 10 all reposing on the sand in one small area.

How many days should you spend in Exmouth?

As there's plenty to do (and most reef or ocean tours can take up a full day), opt for five to seven days in Exmouth and surrounds. Many of the town's attractions are scattered throughout the Cape Range National Park, so you'll need a DPAW national park pass for entry.

Can you swim in Exmouth in January?

January is a hot and very dry time for sunbathing in Exmouth. January is a little too cold to enjoy swimming in Exmouth for any length of time. Consider visiting Exmouth in the months of February, March, November, December, for the best beach weather. Also consider one of our other suggestions for January.

Can you swim at Exmouth beach?

Sandy Bay in Exmouth is a half-mile long privately owned beach which is sheltered and ideal for families. The beach is good for swimming and water sports, and there is a lifeguard during the summer months.

Do you get crocodiles in Exmouth?

Crocodile numbers in Western Australia have been increasing since they became a protected species in the 1970s. They are very common in the Kimberley, to the point that a number of locals refuse to swim in waters around Broome. The creatures have also been spotted at Exmouth, halfway down the coast to Perth.

What is the most shark infested waters?

Eastern Cape, South Africa. Publication Owlcation reports that Port Saint Johns beach in the Eastern Cape of South Africa is “the most dangerous beach in the whole world for shark attacks.” Owlcation's article goes on to say that the beach was the site of eight shark fatalities in the five years.

How long do you need in Exmouth?

As there's plenty to do (and most reef or ocean tours can take up a full day), opt for five to seven days in Exmouth and surrounds. Many of the town's attractions are scattered throughout the Cape Range National Park, so you'll need a DPAW national park pass for entry.

Are there Box jellyfish in Exmouth?

"The Australian box jellyfish is found in the tropical oceans around northern Australia. Their habitat extends as far south as Exmouth on the west coast, and Bustard Heads on the east coast (just north of Agnes Waters).

Can you drink alcohol on Exmouth beach?

The existing PSPO, which covers a number of central streets in Exmouth, bans consumption of alcohol, urination in public, aggressive requests for money, or intimidatory behaviour, and allows officers to issue fixed penalty notices to those who don't comply.

Are there crocodiles in Ningaloo Reef?

Crocodiles. Crocodiles are not normally found on the Ningaloo Coast, but there have been rare and isolated occurences of estuarine or saltwater (saltie) crocodiles in the area.

Is it safe to swim in Karratha?

Can you swim in Karratha? Yes! Karratha has several beaches, such as Whitnell and King Bay where you can swim at any time. Otherwise popular beaches such as Hearson's Cove, Dampier, and Back Beach are tide dependent and require high tide.

What is the deadliest beach in the world?

Fraser Island (or K'gari) is located just off the Southeastern coast of Queensland, Australia, and is the number one most dangerous beach in the world. The island may have been inhabited by humans for over 5,000 years now, but it is an exceptionally dangerous place to go!