Cheap Flights to Exmouth

When to fly

Take a flight to Exmouth between April to October, this is when the small town swells with workers and tourists who come here for the peak tourist season. If you want to avoid the influx of people, try booking your flight outside this period. This time also sees prices increase so try booking well in advance or in another month in order to get cheap flights to Exmouth and better deals on accommodation.

If you’re hoping to go whale watching while on your trip, Exmouth Gulf is the perfect spot. Take a cruise in order to see whales, which pass through the sheltered waters of the Gulf, while making their annual migration. The best time to book a flight to Exmouth for whale spotting is between June and November, but find out exact dates of specific cruises before you travel. If you’d like to get up close and personal with some of Australia’s marine life, why not try swimming with docile whale sharks, the world’s largest fish, in Ningaloo Marine Park. Take a flight to Exmouth between April and June to do this. If you’d prefer your feet firmly on the ground, then Ningaloo Marine Park also offer guided eco-interactive trails where you can see rare turtle species hatch, during January and February.

City overview

Take a flight to Exmouth the very northern edge of Australia’s west coast lies an isolated gulf, famed for its spectacular natural landscape and rich marine life. Exmouth town on the western shore of Exmouth Gulf in Western Australia is incredibly remote, located 1270 km north of Perth. Although the town was originally a military base, it is now a tourist hub that offers many exciting opportunities for visitors to witness the scenic beauty and exotic marine life of the World Heritage listed Ningaloo Reef. This unique location is where the reef meets the range, a place of unspoilt beaches, wild bush land and colourful coral reefs. You can get a personal encounter with nature by taking one of the many boat tours available around Exmouth Gulf, which offer various activities, such as humpback whale watching, bird watching and swimming with whale sharks. Close to the town lies the Cape Range National Park, a wild landscape of gorges, caves and sandy beaches, where intrepid travellers can set off on rugged outback adventures. One of its most spectacular features is Yardie Creek, a sheer gorge that is home to a colony of black-footed rock wallabies. You can learn more about the local area with a visit to Milyering Discovery Centre, which displays indepth information about the park environment. Exmouth Gulf also offers some fascinating heritage sites, of which the most popular is the Vlamingh Head Lighthouse. Standing on top of a headland, the lighthouse area offers wonderful scenic views over the coast. If you want to complete your day by relaxing on a pristine sandy beach, there are plenty to choose from, including Bundegi Beach and Lighthouse Bay, which is also the site of the SS Mildura shipwreck.

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Getting around Exmouth

There is little in the way of transportation for getting around Exmouth and the surrounding area. You can hire a scooter, car or campervan to do a self-drive, which is the most popular option for visiting the local tourist areas.

Getting downtown

Learmonth Airport (LEA) is located 37 km south of Exmouth. There are several car hire companies located at the airport allowing visitors to drive the distance into town. An airport bus service also operates between the town and the airport. Local taxis can also be pre-booked to meet incoming flights.

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