A guided turtle viewing experience at Jurabi Turtle Centre is the best way to see some of the world's most threatened species of marine turtle as they make their nests on the white-sand beaches of World Heritage-listed Ningaloo Reef.
This interpretive centre and educational facility sits just behind the dunes between Hunters and Mauritius Beaches, 13 kilometres around the north cape from Exmouth. To get here from Perth, hop on a 2.5 hour flight from Perth or take a self-drive holiday and allow at least two days to reach Exmouth.
Jurabi is right beside a popular rookery for green, loggerhead and hawksbill turtles and you can minimise your impact on the nesting turtles by following the Turtle Watchers' Code of Conduct presented in the displays and signage at Jurabi, or by joining a guided turtle viewing experience.
This interpretive centre and educational facility sits just behind the dunes between Hunters and Mauritius Beaches, 13 kilometres around the north cape from Exmouth. To get here from Perth, hop on a 2.5 hour flight from Perth or take a self-drive holiday and allow at least two days to reach Exmouth.
Jurabi is right beside a popular rookery for green, loggerhead and hawksbill turtles and you can minimise your impact on the nesting turtles by following the Turtle Watchers' Code of Conduct presented in the displays and signage at Jurabi, or by joining a guided turtle viewing experience.