Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef is an exclusive safari camp, hidden in the white sand dunes of Western Australia’s Cape Range National Park.
Sal Salis is a remote, beach-side safari camp nestled in the dunes of Western Australia’s Cape Range National Park, on the shores of Ningaloo Reef. With just sixteen luxury wilderness tents you will share this striking location, and one of Australia’s best kept natural secrets, with few others.
Room
Sal Salis features 9 spacious wilderness tents which are just metres from the water’s edge, home to one of the world’s greatest fringing coastal coral reef.
Wilderness Tents
Hidden in the dunes overlooking the pristine beach, Sal Salis brings a touch of style and luxury to this remote and beautiful wilderness. Designed to blend with the environment, Sal Salis’ spacious wilderness tents sit on raised platforms and offer wonderful views of the natural surrounds and the ocean beyond, as well as comfortable beds and an eco-en suite bathroom. Sal Salis provides a unique and natural place from which to explore and take in the extraordinary environment and wildlife that surrounds it. Imagine waking to the song of birds as you catch a glimpse of kangaroos grazing among the dunes, or the spectacle of breaching whales as you tuck into breakfast or enjoy a morning swim in Ningaloo’s crystal clear waters. Sal Salis ensures an exclusive experience that is both intimate and personal.Your spacious, airy tent is an oasis of comfort that allows you to take in the sounds of the surrounding bush and nearby ocean. The handmade jarrah beds are fitted with 500 thread count organic cotton sheets and a choice of pillows. Most important of all, the beds are extremely comfortable!
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Dining
Food at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef is taken very seriously. Our resident chef prepares a contemporary and delicious menu daily featuring seasonal, local produce and hints of bush food and local, fresh fish.
Dining at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef
We aim to support our local producers so you will find excellent Western Australian wines on the drinks menu, alongside other regional wine, beers, sp…
Dining at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef
We aim to support our local producers so you will find excellent Western Australian wines on the drinks menu, alongside other regional wine, beers, spirits and a wide selection of soft drinks and juices.Meals are shared with your fellow guests and are served at the lodge or on the deck. A hot breakfast is accompanied by fresh fruit, cereal and a selection of bread or pastries with condiments, followed by lunch later in the day. Around sunset, whether you are on a gorge walk or down by the beach, canapés are served, which you can enjoy with a glass of wine whilst the guides brief you on the next day’s activities. Dinner is the real foodie highlight – each night you will enjoy a three-course meal, carefully created and brought to the table out of a simple camp kitchen!An example dinner at Sal Salis:Pan fried Garlic Exmouth Prawns with Roast Butter Nut Pumpkin and White Wine Lemon Butter Sauce Eye Fillet of Beef Wrapped in Pancetta with Asparagus and Green Peppercorn and Brandy SauceChocolate and Almond Torte with Frangellico Garnish and fresh BerriesDietary requirements, allergies and preferences are catered for. Please give advance warning for us to order into a remote location and for the chef to cater the menu accordingly.
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Recreation
The focus of your stay at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef is the wilderness around you, and its marine and land inhabitants.
Whale Shark Swim
Each year between April and July these slow-moving, gentle, filter-feeding giants migrate past Ningaloo Reef. The world’s biggest fish can grow…
Snorkelling
Grab your Mask and Snorkel for an Underwater Adventure. Stretching for 260kms along Australia’s west coast, the World Heritage Ningaloo Reef is…
Guided Gorge Walks
Mandu Mandu Gorge is located 2km behind camp and is a step back in geological history with fossil bearing limestone formations and spectacular views b…
Kayaking
Guided forays across the Reef reveal an array of colourful reef residents – fish, sea turtles, reef sharks, rays and corals. Kayaks…
Fishing
With the continental shelf only a few kilometres offshore, Ningaloo Reef is a spectacular and diverse fishing destination.Game and Bill-Fish FishingNi…
Whale Shark Swim
Each year between April and July these slow-moving, gentle, filter-feeding giants migrate past Ningaloo Reef. The world’s biggest fish can grow to lengths of 12 metres or more and has a healthy appetite in order to sustain its immense size. Fortunately for most sea-dwellers (and for us) they feed primarily on plankton and krill, taking in huge gulps of water and filtering out their microscopic meal.
View on mapSnorkelling
Grab your Mask and Snorkel for an Underwater Adventure. Stretching for 260kms along Australia’s west coast, the World Heritage Ningaloo Reef is the world’s longest fringing coastal reef and remains one of Australia’s best kept natural secrets. Unlike the Great Barrier Reef, the coral is within swimming distance of the beach; our house reef is no more than 10m offshore (at high tide) so no boats or transfers are required!
View on mapGuided Gorge Walks
Mandu Mandu Gorge is located 2km behind camp and is a step back in geological history with fossil bearing limestone formations and spectacular views back to the coast and over the Ningaloo Reef. The history of 30,000 years of human habitation in this area is slowly unfolding from studies of artefacts, middens and rock shelters found among the Acacia trees, spinifex, kurrajong and rock fig.Records have been found of two, possibly three Aboriginal groups occupying the Ningaloo Coast, with the Jinigudira people thought to have inhabited the areas along and adjacent to the northern end of Cape. Evidence of the historical Aboriginal occupation is found throughout the Cape Range, with over 100 sites being identified and the Baiyungu people still have a strong presence in the area today.
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Guided forays across the Reef reveal an array of colourful reef residents – fish, sea turtles, reef sharks, rays and corals. Kayaks are the perfect vessel for exploring the reef and you will be shown how to do so without interference to the ecosystem.Our guided kayak-snorkels on the reef take you further off shore where we drop an anchor in the sand to snorkel some of the deeper lagoons. The Blue Lagoon is one of the best snorkelling spots on the reef, showcasing the lifecycle of the reef as well as marine life interaction. Look out for soft corals, sponges, wobbegong sharks and hundreds of marine fish. Between August and October, you’ll see humpback whales migrating along the coast, just metres beyond the Reef.
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With the continental shelf only a few kilometres offshore, Ningaloo Reef is a spectacular and diverse fishing destination.Game and Bill-Fish FishingNingaloo Reef is recognised as the premier game fishing destination in Western Australia. Few places in the world offer the ability to hook famous species such as Black, Blue and Stripped Marlin, Spanish Mackerel, Giant Trevally, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo and Sailfish regularly.Reef FishingNingaloo Reef is a fisherman’s playground with some of the most sought after reef fishing species on offer. Wrestle with Coral Trout, Red Emperor, North West Snapper, Groper and much more.Bone and Fly FishingA short distance from the camp and outside the National park, the coastal shallows provide the best conditions for Australia’s only bonefish fishery. The reef forms a giant lagoon with extensive shallow sand flats and crystal clear water.As the water warms up from late September through the summer and autumn, the Permit turn up on the Bonefish flats in bigger numbers. There are no other flats in Australia where you can cast at Bonefish and Permit, expecting to catch either!We will be happy to book full and half day fishing charters from Sal Salis; to ensure we have a boat & guide available please arrange fishing at the time of booking your accommodation. Please note if you would like to fly fish you will need to either bring your own gear with you or have us book a local bonefishing expert.
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