Glass Botom Boat Reef Tour

Ready to explore the Ningaloo Reef without getting wet? Embark on a captivating eco-adventure aboard the “Nhanya Ku,” meaning “to gaze upon” in the local Aboriginal language. This tour offers a unique bird’s-eye view of the world’s largest fringing reef.

​Peer through the large glass panels in the boat’s floor to witness the vibrant coral and fish below. Your knowledgeable guides will identify the marine life and explain their roles in the reef ecosystem. Expect to see colourful angelfish, damselfish, and butterflyfish, along with the occasional shy Maori wrasse or playful octopus. If you’re lucky, you might even spot a “lost Nemo” from 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney.

This tour is perfect for everyone—no swimming required. Simply relax and enjoy the underwater spectacle while learning from the experts. For a longer adventure, book the 2-hour tour, which includes snorkelling at two prime spots with hundreds of tropical fish and other amazing wildlife that call the World Heritage Ningaloo Reef home.

More Than Just a Cruise:

This tour is your gateway to understanding the Ningaloo Reef. As you marvel at the underwater world, the crew will share valuable insights on responsible interaction with this precious ecosystem. You’ll also learn about the best snorkeling spots for future adventures.

For those on a tighter budget, consider gliding over crystal-clear waters in a see-through canoe for two. Spot marine life below and rent wetsuits for a full day of fun. Prefer solo serenity? Grab a stand-up paddleboard and cruise at your own pace. There’s a popular kayak trail with buoys where you can tie up and jump in the water at specific reef features. Remember essentials like sunscreen and water, or have a local guide show you the best spots.