Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef
Ningaloo Reef, Australia
Highlights
- Secluded Tents: Stay in safari tents nestled in the dunes, offering privacy and stunning views of Ningaloo Reef’s pristine coastline.
- World-Class Snorkelling: Direct access to Ningaloo Reef allows for unforgettable snorkelling experiences amidst vibrant coral gardens and abundant marine life.
- Guided Reef Walks: Learn about the reef’s ecology and spot diverse marine species during informative guided walks along the shoreline.
- Stargazing: Experience breathtaking night skies away from city lights, perfect for stargazing and spotting constellations.
- Gourmet Communal Dining: Enjoy delicious meals alongside fellow guests featuring fresh, locally sourced ingredients, complemented by ocean views from the dining area.
- Authentic and Rustic: Experience the true essence of rustic living in the Australian dunes, where you can go back to basics without air conditioning or fans.
- Wildlife Encounters: Witness seasonal visits from turtles and humpback whales, enhancing the sense of being immersed in nature’s wonders.
- Bushwalking and Wildlife Spotting: Explore the surrounding bushland on guided walks, discovering native flora and fauna as well as kangaroos and emus.
- Relaxation and Serenity: Unwind in hammocks overlooking the ocean or lounge in the communal area, surrounded by tranquil coastal landscapes.
- Environmental Awareness: Learn about sustainable practices and conservation efforts that preserve the unique ecosystem of Ningaloo Reef.
Why we love Sal Salis
In just a few steps, you can go from your private safari tent to the crystal-clear waters of the Ningaloo and, equipped with snorkelling equipment, you’re able to enjoy underwater adventures whenever you choose. Another highlight to note is the food which is phenomenal, and the communal dinners are a great place to discuss the day’s activities with fellow-lodge guests. In my opinion, Sal Salis is a must for wildlife enthusiasts and those happy with a more barefoot lodge-meets-glamping experience.
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Suite Tent, Sal Salis, Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia, Australia
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Sal Salis, Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia, Australia
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Good to know
How do we get there?
To reach Sal Salis Ningaloo, you would generally start by flying into Perth. From Perth, take a domestic flight to Learmonth Airport (Exmouth), the nearest airport to Sal Salis. Upon landing at Learmonth Airport, which serves as the gateway to the Ningaloo Coast, Sal Salis is approximately a 1 hour 30 minute drive.
What's included?
At Sal Salis Ningaloo, your stay includes a complete experience where all meals and beverages are provided, ensuring a hassle-free and enjoyable retreat. Activities are tailored to immerse guests in the pristine natural environment, with highlights such as guided snorkelling excursions showcasing vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life like reef sharks and schools of fish. You can also explore secluded areas of the reef through sea kayaking and paddleboarding adventures. For nature enthusiasts, guided walks through Mandu Mandu Gorge offer opportunities to spot local wildlife and birds.
Are children welcome?
Sal Salis Ningaloo maintains a policy that welcomes guests aged 10 years and above. This approach ensures that the camp maintains a tranquil and serene atmosphere, ideal for adults seeking a peaceful retreat amidst the natural beauty of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area. The camp’s accommodation and activities are designed with this focus in mind, offering an immersive experience in an eco-luxe safari setting that aligns with the conservation ethos of the surrounding Cape Range National Park.
Giving back
Sal Salis Ningaloo exemplifies sustainability through its eco-luxe safari experience deeply rooted in conservation principles. Nestled within Cape Range National Park, the camp operates with a commitment to minimal environmental impact. Accommodations are thoughtfully designed using eco-friendly materials and powered by solar energy, promoting energy efficiency and reducing carbon footprint. Water conservation measures are in place, and waste management practices prioritise recycling and minimising landfill waste. The camp sources locally to support the regional economy and reduce transportation emissions. Through guided activities and educational experiences, Sal Salis fosters awareness of the fragile marine and terrestrial ecosystems of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area, encouraging guests to appreciate and contribute to conservation efforts during their stay.
