Bundegi Beach is a secret gem on the Ningaloo Coast, perfect for anyone who wants a bit of everything – natural beauty, adventure and relaxation. Only 12 km from the centre of Exmouth town, Bundegi is a stunning beach with crystal clear turquoise water, golden sand and access to one of the world’s most famous coral reef systems. Whether you want to snorkel with marine life, lounge on beautiful beaches or go on an adventure, Bundegi has it all.
Top Reasons to See Beach
1. Marine Life and Coral Reefs

Bundegi Beach is part of the Ningaloo Marine Park, famous for its biodiversity. The waters are coral gardens, fish of every colour, manta rays and turtles nesting, it’s a snorkelers and divers paradise. This natural habitat is a window into an underwater world full of life, the real deal marine ecosystem.
One of the best things about Bundegi Beach is the chance to swim with whale sharks, the biggest fish in the ocean. These gentle giants visit the area during their annual migration and the beach is the perfect base to join tours to experience this amazing activity. Many Exmouth Tours also have spotter planes to maximise sightings.
3. A Relaxation and Adventure Hotspot
The beach’s sand and water islands are the perfect setting for relaxation. Take a day trip to Bundegi and enjoy a glass of champagne while taking in the views. Being so close to Exmouth, the beach is easy to get to for a short visit or a longer stay in one of the nearby holiday parks or caravan parks.
4. On Land and Sea

Bundegi Beach isn’t just about what’s under the water. The surrounding area has a dramatic coastline, iconic rock formations and 4WD adventures. From the deep gorges of Cape Range National Park to scenic walks, Bundegi has it all.
Must-Try Activities
1. Snorkeling and Diving in Coral Gardens

Bundegi Beach has world-class snorkelling. Swim through shallow waters full of fish, black-tip reef sharks and coral. The coral formations in the crystal clear waters are a photographer’s paradise.
2. Scenic Tours and Flights

Take a glass-bottom boat Exmouth tour to see the reef without getting in the water, or take a scenic flight to see the turquoise waters and coastline. These will give you a different perspective of the beach.
3. Wildlife

From dolphins to nesting turtles, Bundegi is teeming with wildlife. Depending on the season, you may also see migrating whales or manta rays in the water.
4. Relax on Golden Beaches
The golden beaches at Bundegi are perfect for lying around and chillin’. The beachfront views and peaceful atmosphere are great for a picnic or a leisurely walk.
5. Fishing and Boating

Anglers will love Bundegi’s fishing waters, where fresh fish is abundant. Use the nearby boat ramp to launch into the ocean or join a guided fishing trip to catch some of the area’s best fish.
Key Facts About
Bundegi Beach has an interesting history, it was a cattle steamer port and even a bombing practice site during the war. Today it’s a peaceful haven, the epitome of Western Australia’s sunburnt country and its ability to recover.
Best Time to Visit
Summer
Dec to Feb: warm weather for snorkelling and beach activities.
Whale Shark Season
Mar to Jul is peak season for swimming with whale sharks, tours run frequently during these months.
Winter
Jun to Aug cooler weather to explore the nearby mountainous rock formations, alpine planes and the Cape Range National Park.
Accommodation Options
Bundegi Beach is close to Exmouth so plenty of accommodation options, holiday parks with private bathrooms to luxury beachfront stays. Many have beers on tap, airport transfers and family-friendly for school holidays.
Travel Tips
- Plan Your Day: Combine snorkelling, scenic tours and wildlife watching.
- Pack: Don’t forget sunscreen, water and insect repellent.
- Book in Advance: Whale shark and glass bottom boat tours book out fast.
- Respect Nature: Don’t disturb marine life or step on coral.
- Explore Nearby: Don’t miss the Turtle Centre, Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park.
Relax on the beach, see the biggest fish in the ocean or explore the most beautiful landscapes. Book with Autopia Tours today and see why Bundegi Beach is a traveller’s favourite. Whether you’re after a beach day or an Exmouth tour, Bundegi Beach is the perfect place to start and experience the region’s marine and coastal wonders.
FAQ
What’s special about Bundegi Beach?
Bundegi Beach is an untouched paradise with direct access to Ningaloo Reef, coral gardens, marine life and some of the best snorkelling spots in the world.
Can I see whale sharks at Bundegi Beach?
Yes, during whale shark season (March to July) you can join tours to swim with these gentle giants and spotter planes will increase your chances of sightings.
Are there facilities at Bundegi Beach?
Yes, Bundegi Beach has a boat ramp, picnic areas and nearby accommodation options, including holiday parks and caravan parks.
What can I do at Bundegi Beach?
Snorkelling, diving, fishing, wildlife watching and glass bottom boat or flight tours.
Is Bundegi Beach family-friendly?
Yes! Shallow water, calm conditions and nearby facilities.