One of the highlights of our trip! The water, the beach, the fish, the coral - all amazing. So relaxing to sit in such pristine water and have schools of black spotted dart swim right up to you. Turquoise Bay is a must visit or better still pre book a stay in the National Park. Be mindful of the tides... More

how lucky we were travelling in the 'low season' when temps were at their hottest. We arrived to be the only people on the pristine silver sands and aqua waters - we loved it so much that we returned on our two days after Coral Bay and drift snorkelled - we will treasure the memory - thank you Cape Range... More

Turquoise Bay was on our list of beaches to see while we stayed in Exmouth for the weekend. It is a beautiful beach, very clean, litter free, white sand and turquoise waters. The current is VERY strong, so I do recommend watching out for that. It's fun to snorkel but do not do it alone. On a windy day the... More

It is the most fantastic colour blue! White sand and saphire blue. The water is warm and so clear. You can swim out less than 50m and be snorkelling with multicoloured fish or all shapes and sizes. Dinner swam by a few times. More

A grand sight to snorkel. The shore current slowly pulls from the south to the north and you float and look at the reef and fish. Easy to do, just get out before or at the sand bar as the current pulls outward there. More

Turquoise Bay had everything that we wanted for a fun day out. A scenic spot, with terrific snorkelling on a gentle drift over some large coral stacks, excitement (vast rays and reef sharks) and, to cap it all, a lovely bay where the kids could enjoy the waves after snorkelling was done. More

Take your own shade and water! Best place for an easy swim or snorkel More

The title says it all, a lovely way to while away time watching fish so close to shore in clear turquoise water. Pack an umbrella for sun protection if you're staying for the day, it gets hot out of the water. More

Picturesque, great snorkelling, even saw a (small) shark. More