Exmouth Diving Centre operates 3 fully surveyed dive boats, giving us access to a great range of dive sites around the North West Cape. We have dive sites to suit both beginners and the more advanced divers. To maintain our high standard of safety and to ensure that everyone has an enjoyable dive, all our dives are escorted by our professional staff. Diving on The Ningaloo Reef with the Exmouth Diving Centre Mention Ningaloo Reef and automatically people think of diving with the awesome Whale Sharks. Rated as one of the top dive sites in Australia, the Navy Pier provides the ultimate diving experience.
Threadfin pearl pearch hover amongst the pylons, while large Queensland groper cruise by.
You continue your dive admiring the moorish idols, butterfly fish, six banded angels, scribbled angels, lionfish, flutemouthes, batfish, coral trout, wobbegong sharks estuarine cod, moray eels nudibranchs, and the many varieties of pelagics. The pylons are alive with a wide variety of fish and invertebrate life. Located near the tip of North West Cape, at the entrance of the Exmouth Gulf, a dive here requires the permission from the Australian Navy. This can be organised through the Exmouth Diving Centre. The wreck of a restraining barge used during the construction of the Point Murat Navy Pier in the 1960's provides an interesting dive site that can be accessed from shore or by boat.