Spectacular beaches are plentiful in Coral Bay; however, aptly named Paradise Beach is a well-kept secret worth exploring. Providing clear calm waters and gleaming white sand, the uncrowded protected beach offers an excellent opportunity to snorkel safely amongst the abundant marine life.
You can choose to build sandcastles, play a game of beach cricket, swim in the refreshing waters or just laze on the beach with a great book. Paradise Beach is well located close to the Ningaloo Reef and tours to explore the impressive natural attraction are plentiful. Depending on the time of year you visit, a visit to this region wouldn't be complete without seeing the world's largest fish, the whale shark, swimming gracefully through the waters.
Accommodation is available in nearby Coral Bay; however, due to its popularity with local and international guests, it is advisable to book in advance. Paradise Beach is a short drive from Coral Bay and 12 hours drive north of Perth.
You can choose to build sandcastles, play a game of beach cricket, swim in the refreshing waters or just laze on the beach with a great book. Paradise Beach is well located close to the Ningaloo Reef and tours to explore the impressive natural attraction are plentiful. Depending on the time of year you visit, a visit to this region wouldn't be complete without seeing the world's largest fish, the whale shark, swimming gracefully through the waters.
Accommodation is available in nearby Coral Bay; however, due to its popularity with local and international guests, it is advisable to book in advance. Paradise Beach is a short drive from Coral Bay and 12 hours drive north of Perth.