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Yardie Creek Rd | Cape Range National Park, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia
Yardie Creek Rd | Cape Range National Park, Exmouth, Western Australia 6707, Australia
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We spent three nights that Sal Salis. An amazing location, brilliant food, friendly and attentive staff who made a family of five feel welcome, including a chatty six-year-old. The adults are divers, but we felt snorkeling on the reef was so fantastic that we had...More
1 Thank DivingNa
Response from Amanda F, Commercial Manager at Sal Salis Ningaloo ReefResponded 12 October 2018
Thanks for your review DivingNa and we are all really pleased you loved your Sal Salis experience, snorkeling on the Reef and our yummy food. Chatty children are always welcome, we love to see them grow and learn through being out and about in nature....More
I was skeptical of the reviews. Two near-teenagers and no wifi? How could this work?
With breathtaking beauty, a commitment to the surrounding environment, education and staff who just want to make the experience great, that's how!
We loved the accommodation, the activities and the...More
1 Thank Matthew D
Response from Amanda F, Commercial Manager at Sal Salis Ningaloo ReefResponded 10 October 2018
Wow Matthew, thank you so much for your review and your wonderful way of summarising all that we love and hold dear .... including the lack of WIFI. A gorgeous review from a gorgeous group, we just love people that embrace our beuatiful patch of...More
This property will not suit everyone however for us it exceeded all expectations. The locations remoteness in the Cape Range National Park on the edge of the Ningaloo Reef was breathtaking. The tent accommodation (ask for Tent 8) with its magical sunset view of the...More
Thank Jane R
Response from Amanda F, Commercial Manager at Sal Salis Ningaloo ReefResponded 12 October 2018
Dear Jane R. Thank you so very much for your visit and for your lovely review, we always enjoy sharing our beautiful surrounds with travellers that are keen to embrace it all. You are so right, the team in camp are wonderfully knowledgeable and great...More
Do yourself a favour and research this location and property a LOT before you travel there! Including the weather! Essentially, don’t be and ignorant traveller!
I beg you not to go if you; can’t respect the environment, can’t live without mobile reception, can’t handle using...More
Thank S4Sierra
Response from Amanda F, Commercial Manager at Sal Salis Ningaloo ReefResponded 28 September 2018
Dear S4Sierra, apologies that I have been slow to reply. I have been in Portugal on holiday and whilst I LOVED the great cities of Lisbon and Oporto and the monumental history of that country I HATED how busy it was .... there were just...More
Lovely people running it, decent food, great set up, not so great in un-ideal weather. Not sure the price is worth what you get as hotels in Exmouth proper can service the reef well which is why you are there. Great beaches, views, gorges, walks...More
Thank We_3_Travellers888
Response from Amanda F, Commercial Manager at Sal Salis Ningaloo ReefResponded 2 September 2018
Good morning - as I sit here the sky is blue, the sun is warm and it is only the second day of Spring. Sadly, you were not so lucky and we do understand how disappointing it is when things are not perfect. Being a...More
There's camping, there's glamping and then there is Sal Salis! But Sal Salis offers so much more than just accommodation: a digital detox, an opportunity to reconnect with nature, guided activities focusing on …Morethe extraordinary landscapes and wildlife, chef prepared meals, an open bar and the lightest footprint all make Sal Salis one of the world’s best and true eco-luxe experiences. Sal Salis offers 16 tented rooms, each with private eco-bathroom. The social heart of the camp has views of the reef and the breakers beyond. A bar and open lounge area with a small reference library provides a great spot to sit out the heat of day. Guests may help themselves to a selection of beverages from the bar. Chef prepared meals feature local produce and dinner is shared with other guests against a back-drop of rich orange sunsets. The tariff includes accommodation, meals, beverages from the bar, use of snorkel & water sports equipment and guided activities. Less
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Free Parking
Restaurant
Bar/Lounge
Breakfast included
Airport Transportation
Non-Smoking Hotel
Spa
Pool
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Fitness Centre with Gym / Workout Room
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Non-Smoking Rooms
Number of rooms
16
Price range
USD 1,201 - USD 1,305 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Also Known As
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Hotel Exmouth
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Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Exmouth, Western Australia
Location
Australia > Western Australia > Exmouth
Hotel class
Star ratings indicate the general level of features and amenities to expect. They are provided to TripAdvisor by third-party partners such as Expedia and Giata.
Awards & Recognition
Certificate of Excellence
What is Certificate of Excellence?
TripAdvisor gives a Certificate of Excellence to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travellers.
Certificate of Excellence
What is Certificate of Excellence?
TripAdvisor gives a Certificate of Excellence to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travellers.
Room types
Non-Smoking Rooms
Number of rooms
16
Price range
USD 1,201 - USD 1,305 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
Also Known As
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Hotel Exmouth
,
Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef Exmouth, Western Australia
I forgot to ask when you are travelling as well as Sal Salis is closed from I think from November - March because of the cyclone season and the intense heat.
That said if you are travelling outside of those dates then it is... More
I forgot to ask when you are travelling as well as Sal Salis is closed from I think from November - March because of the cyclone season and the intense heat.
That said if you are travelling outside of those dates then it is amazing to stay at Sal Salis for 4-5 days and then do 4-5 days on the Sal Salis boat as we had friends who went on to do that and they said it was amazing and the diving, food, stars etc were out of this world.
If the dates don't work out and you were looking for somewhere nice and remote on the east coat, then if its diving you want to do then go to the Hayman Islands as the resorts there is lovely and the reef and diving is still very good.
If you want somewhere remote with great food and a really relaxed atmosphere then try Orpheus Island which is a helicopter ride from Townsvile airport ( 30 mins ), or you can catch one from Cannes at more expense ( 90 mins ) but both are stunning rides over the reef and ocean. The island is big but the resort is small and only has around 20 guests at a time and you can paddle board, kayak, go out in little boats with a picnic and do a bit of fishing or you can pay to charter the big boat and go to the outer reef and do some amazing snorkelling on reefs that are totally un-spoilt.
Hope this helps
You should contact SalSalis directly to ask a question regarding availability. I know that they close down due to cyclone season / heat at some stage over Summer.
Sal Salis is a luxury all inclusive eco-safari camp and does have en-suite solar-powered showers. If you are camping elsewhere, Google australias coral coast for details of other places that offer showers.
