Coral Bay Hostels - Reviews and Rates

We were happy to roll into Coral Bay but was surprised by the size of it as you enter there is a backpackers on your right and you only go down one road and it has some shops not many and 2 caravan parks on the left side of the road. We expected a small township but not as small as what we were seeing. at the end of the road is the beach and alo...

Our main goal of this trip had been to get to Coral Bay for some awesome snorkelling and so we hit the road again with Coral Bay in site! We arrived in the tiny “township”, set up camp and hit the beach. I have to say it was one of the most lovely beaches we had ever seen, with white sand and shallow still water. Even my Mum swam and...

We had 10 nights in Coral Bay, a 5 day visit to Exmouth then a night of camping at Robe River (in the middle of no where as Kye says).
Coral Bay was very relaxing. Lots of fishing, swimming at the beach and pool, playing at the playground, went out on the Sub Sea Explorer to see the beautiful Ningaloo Reef (Kye & Dylan absolutely loved ...

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Coral Bay was not so much a town as a short street with a few amenities. The only attractions were the beach and the reef, which were fortunately why we were there. We arrived in time to book a couple of dives and then get onto the important stuff - sunbathing and swimming! On our second full day we were at the dive shop next to the hostel at 8:...

Yep, I saw a shark today. The fin came out of the water and everything. It was probably about the length of my leg. It was swimming in the shark nursery, while I, luckily, was on land. There were a lot of rays in the water too. I spent most of the day bumming on the beach and just reading. I also did a bit more snorkeling (keep in mind that the ...

Pippa and I finally made it up to Coral Bay. We've seen a dingo, three feral goats, three feral sheep, and a wedgie (wedge tailed eagle). We've also seen a few huge ant hills and the Tropic of Capricorn. Our hostel is pretty nice, and besides the other 5 or so hostels and bars here, there is nothing. It's absolutely georgeous on Bill's Bay thoug...

I'm now at Australia's most westerly point, the Peron peninsula and the world heritage site of Shark bay. Drove to Denham just after sunrise which was only a short distance from where I'd parked last night. The town is the only real settlement on the peninsula and you have to pass through the town to reach Monkey Mia. Monkey Mia is a small resor...

This place must be one of the worlds best kept secrets, a beautiful bay on Ningaloo Reef, coral, colourful tropical fish and pure white sand.The snapper come almost onto the beach and swim around your legs whilst being fed, amazing, couldn't quite get hold of one tho, would have been nice for tea. Caravan park is great and a pub 50 mtrs away, PA...

Katherine (KAT) is coming up to Coral Bay to work over her university break. As the greyhound does not always operate the commuter bus from Minilya Roadhouse to Coral Bay we have offered to pick KAT up in Minilya 100 clicks away. Only a little snare in the plan - the greyhound arrives in Minilya at around 12.30 am. Undaunted I (Avan) set off and...