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Monkey Mia Attractions
Monkey Mia and Shark Bay Attractions and Things to Do
Traveling towards Monkey Mia or Denham there are two quick stops to view some of the features of the region.
The first is the Hamelin Pool Telegraph Station and Stromatolites at Hamelin Pool.
Shell Beach - Decimal GPS Coordinates -26.216516,113.777461
Turn Off - Decimal GPS Coordinates -26.219519,113.777354
Located on the Hamelin Road about 45 kilometres from Denham and is accessible to all vehicles. This beach is formed from billions of tiny shells and is one of only two in the world.
No Shark Bay vacation is complete without a visit to the famous Monkey Mia dolphins and nobody understands their habits better than the folks who crew on "Aristocat 2".
Monkey Mia Yacht Charter's range of superb dolphin spotting scenic cruises has been designed to suit a variety of guest requirements. There is bound to be a cruise just perfect for you and your group. Free boom netting as part of your cruise.
Wild Life Cruises, Outback 4WD Tours, Astonomy on the Beach, Limousine Service and private beach front Accommodation.
Wild Life Cruises
Monkey Mia is brimming with a huge variety of wildlife. All year round there are dolphins, dugongs and huge loggerhead and green turtles. In the warmer months they’re joined by sea-snakes, sharks (our largest a 4.5 metre tiger shark), sting-rays, flying-fish and the long-tom, a fish that skips across the sea on its tail. Rare highlights are manta rays and whales.
Ocean Park - Decimal GPS Coordinates -25.981189,113.561892
Turn Off from Shark Bay Road (8 km's south of Denham) -25.982322,113.57519
The Shark Bay Marine Park is renowned for its incredible diversity of marine life. However, even getting a glimpse of what the surrounding waters have to offer can be difficult without owning your own boat or breaking the bank. Visiting Ocean Park is an excellent and affordable way to see, touch, and learn about the wonders of the marine environment.
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