We just want to let you know that our email addresses will be unattended for a few days starting Saturday 28 August 2010 Western Australia time. This includes all internet enquiry forms, too. We hope to resume answering your email & online enquiries and confirming your email bookings starting up again on Thursday 02 September 2010 Western Australia time.
We do expect to answer all incoming emails before our brief break if they are received before midnight Friday.
As always, if you need service more promptly, please ring us on +61 08 9949 1201 between 0800-1700 WA time or shoot us a fax on +61 08 9949 1680 anytime and we will help you during our email downtime.
Thanks for your patience and we look forward to helping you create the perfect Ningaloo Reef holiday!
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Exmouth Diving Centre Manta & Humpback Explorer - 3 August 2010
Completely gorgeous day out on the Ningaloo Reef today. The manta rays were wonderful with two friendly guys cruising around us right on the edge of the reef and then a third joined us.
This third one swam up into really shallow water and the sunlight gleaming off his back was mesmerizing. A little further down the reef we checked out the cleaning station and the mantas must have sent word out that we wanted them as every minute a new one would arrive and we ended with six mantas circling the station, cruising around us and just generally showing off how beautiful and graceful they are!
We even had the smallest manta of the season so far - he was only about 1m wingspan! Too cute.
The humpback whales were serenading us loudly the whole time we were snorkeling. Sometimes we could even feel it in our chests - it seemed like they were so close!
Once we were back on the boat watching the humpback whales we found a mother with her very young calf who was almost white. The calf was having a great time fin slapping, tail slapping and breaching over and over and over. It was incredible!
This is such a great tour - not only for the amazing wildlife, but the scenery of the Cape in the late afternoon sun is picture postcard perfect, too!
This third one swam up into really shallow water and the sunlight gleaming off his back was mesmerizing. A little further down the reef we checked out the cleaning station and the mantas must have sent word out that we wanted them as every minute a new one would arrive and we ended with six mantas circling the station, cruising around us and just generally showing off how beautiful and graceful they are!
We even had the smallest manta of the season so far - he was only about 1m wingspan! Too cute.
The humpback whales were serenading us loudly the whole time we were snorkeling. Sometimes we could even feel it in our chests - it seemed like they were so close!
Once we were back on the boat watching the humpback whales we found a mother with her very young calf who was almost white. The calf was having a great time fin slapping, tail slapping and breaching over and over and over. It was incredible!
This is such a great tour - not only for the amazing wildlife, but the scenery of the Cape in the late afternoon sun is picture postcard perfect, too!
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