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Kayak 5Â The Lagoon -Â The depth of Kayak 5 ranges from three to seven metres, and is a lagoon inside the main reef. You can complete this in a loop pattern around the inside of the reef. This is a fantastic snorkel; some of the species observed include clams, anemone and anemone fish, reef sharks, a plethora of reef fish species and several coral species including plate coral to porites bombies to large stands of staghorn in pristine condition.Â
Kayak 6 The Bungle Bungles - Kayak 6 ranges in depth from three to four metres. It comprises of several large porites bombies on the inside of a channel, inside the main reef. A variety of fish species may be observed including many schooling fish, and again large patches of staghorn corals can be found on the western edge of the reef.Â
These sites may be attempted individually or in any combination. The line on the map is for illustration purposes only. The actual route and duration are dependent on the number of sites visited, based on your own abilities. Once at the site, assess the currents prior to entry − it is recommended to snorkel into the current at the beginning of your snorkel to enable an easy return to the mooring.Â
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Comprehensive information on the Coral Coast region including destinations, things to see and do, accommodation and tours.

Exmouth Adventure Co specialises in small group eco tours based out of Exmouth, Western Australia.
Here is everything you need to know before visiting this trail.
Allow three hours return time, including snorkelling.
3.2km, distance varies, depending on how many sites are visited
Park fees apply
Self drive, 2 days/ 1300km north of Perth near Exmouth and Coral Bay
The trail starts from the small boat launch area in the Osprey Bay campground
Finish back where you started.
Group F - Paddling Trails (Paddling trails)
Ensure your craft has a suitable attachment to securely attach to the mooring, as well as the ability to safely secure your gear (e.g. paddle) while snorkelling.
For further information contact the Milyering Visitor Centre on (08) 9949 2808
Beware of Currents and Winds at all sites. Check local weather conditions prior to leaving the shore.
All sites require paddling and snorkelling experience. It is your responsibility to ensure your experience is suitable for the site. If in doubt don’t go out.
Irukandji jellyfish can be present at Ningaloo - wearing stinger suits or rash shirts can reduce risk of being stung.
Maintain safe distance from wildlife - Look, Dont Touch! Â
ALL MOORINGS ARE LOCATED IN SANCTUARY ZONES – NO FISHING PERMITTED
NO DOGS OR OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Paddle with a friend to enhance the enjoyment and safety of your adventure.
Please ensure your craft is seaworthy and has the required safety equipment aboard as these sites are more than 400 metres from shore and there is no mobile phone coverage n this area. The required safety equipment includes life jacket, flares/PLB and a bailer (if not self draining).
The moorings hold a maximum of ten kayaks at any one time.Â
Drinking water is not supplied in the National Park - Please bring your own water. Â
This trail is suitable for those with accessibility needs providing they have assistance. Milyering Discovery Centre located in Cape Range National Park have two foldable beach wheelchairs that can be used to assist access to the beach - To book them, please contact Parks and Wildlife Office in Exmouth  Ph (08) 9947 8000 or Milyering Discovery Centre Ph 08 99492808.  If a ranger is available, it may be possible for the ranger to transport the wheelchair for you. Please note, there are no universally accessible facilities at this site.
At the Osprey Campground there is a day-use area with picnic tables and shelter/shaded area. Long-drop toilets (including an accessible toilet) are nearby. Parking is limited and it may be necessary to park elsewhere and walk back to the launch area. This is a very popular campground and sites need to be booked well in advance to secure a booking. Bookings can be made up to 180 days before arrival.
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Max 26°C
Min 16°C
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