If you think escaping the city only means forests, lakes, high mountains, and ranches, you are absolutely mistaken! The azure coral seas and white sandy beaches can also become your backyard hotel! Today, let’s take a look at how “Sal Salis” located on the Australian West Coast, constructs a beautiful “seaside paradise” in the midst of nature!
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Accommodation Experience
Tired of the typical hotel experience? How about checking out the tent accommodations offered by Sal Salis right on the beach? And don’t be put off by the high room rates – each tent comes with a private eco-bathroom and includes meals, bar beverages, snorkelling and water sports equipment rental, as well as guided tours!
Sal Salis is situated within the Cape Range National Park in Western Australia, adjacent to the world’s largest fringing coral reef, Ningaloo Reef. You can stay in luxurious wilderness tents overlooking the spectacular coral reef scenery here!
Only 50m away from the World Heritage-listed Ningaloo coral reef. Gaze at the Indian Ocean’s daily tides.
Activities
Apart from leisurely reading on the deck, and counting the distant kangaroos, you can choose to engage in various exciting water activities.
- Snorkel at Ningaloo Reef to witness the vibrant coral reefs and beautiful marine life!
- Hike through Cape Range National Park to explore this stunning and mysterious land
- Observe the majestic presence of humpback whales up close (July to October)
- Swim with whale sharks in the ocean (March to August)
- Immerse yourself in the immersive experience of the dark, glittering night sky
Dining experience
At Sal Salis, food is also an integral part of your perfect journey. You can savour 5-star-rated local cuisine provided by Sal Salis, featuring daily anticipated fresh seasonal dishes and flavourful beverages.
As the sun slowly sinks beneath the sea before you, as the night covers the entire sky, a gentle evening breeze caresses your cheeks, and the crisp clinking of glasses mingles with laughter—the evening has just begun!
Yardie Creek Rd, Cape Range National Park WA 6707
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