Shark Bay Dive & Marine Safaris

To scuba dive in Shark Bay means experiencing the “Wild West”. Steep Point is world-renowned as a fishing location but the surrounding World Heritage listed marine park is one of the undiscovered jewels of the diving world.

Our full day tours visit areas populated by species including Queensland grouper, turtles, crayfish, cuttlefish, stingrays, mackerel, trevally and of course Sharks! And when they say Sharks they mean Grey nurse, Tawny nurse, Sandbar whalers, Dusky whalers, Wobbegongs, Tiger Sharks and even Whalesharks. All of these species can be seen while diving here! Humpback whales, dolphins and dugongs are also residents of this area depending on the time of year. Ancient tectonic activity has created huge underwater caverns encrusted in stunning soft corals. Worth travelling to the edge of Australia for!

Cruise to the most westerly point of Australia’s mainland, Steep Point, spotting dolphins, dugongs, rays, turtles and sharks. If you’re here between July and October, you can also witness the amazing Humpback Whale migration.

You’ll view the stunning beauty of Shelter Bay, take in the Zuytdorp Cliffs, see Steep Point and do some exploring on foot on Dirk Hartog Island. We'll also get you in the water for a snorkel in pristine World Heritage listed waters over lunch.

Join us for a half day four wheel drive (4WD) tour and experience the natural beauty of one of Australia's most historic and pristine attractions - Dirk Hartog Island. Your day includes a comfortable boat transfers to and from the island, morning tea at the Homestead and a 4WD experience you won’t forget! 

Visit Surf Point to for look sharks schooling in the shallows. View Steep Point across South Passage and the magnificent Zuytdorp cliffs. Watch the Blowholes create rainbows of Indian Ocean spray. 

Enjoy a delicious homemade morning tea and a tour of the historic Homestead before cruising back to Denham whilst looking out for sharks, turtles, dolphins and dugongs on the way!

Join us for a day on the ocean viewing the spectacular Humpback Whale. These trips are seasonal during the whale’s migration, only running between August and October.  Shark Bay has calm protected waters where the humpback whales come to calf and rest on route to their feeding grounds in Antarctica.