It is one of the rare places on earth where you are able to walk from the beach straight onto a coral reef. More than 500 species of tropical fish and 220 species of coral make up the Ningaloo Reef; a protected marine park.

After 15 years as a tour guide, Neil McLeod is a person synonymous with Exmouth, the North West Cape Region of Western Australia, and the Ningaloo Reef coastline.

Neil's vast knowledge of this environmentally rich but ecologically fragile area and it's long history is unmatched, a result of his inquisitive nature and having lived in Exmouth since he was a young boy.

On Neil's "Top of the Range" Safari you will tour Shothole Canyon and Charles Knife Road Canyon, a photographers paradise. Cross Cape Range, the top of the canyon country in the air conditioned comfort of Neil's "Oka". See the abundant flora of Cape Range where Neil makes his billy tea and you can sample his Mum's famous boiled fruit cake. The wildlife abounds with red kangaroos and blue flyers, emus, bungarras, Bustards and unique wildflowers.

Enjoy a delicious hamper lunch overlooking beautiful Osprey Bay. Explore Yardie Creek by boat. Experience the grandeur, see the giant Osprey nests nestled high in the cliffs and the timid black-footed rock wallabies sunning themselves on the rocks. Swim and snorkel in the crystal clear waters of Ningaloo Reef's Turquoise Bay (gear supplied).

Visit Shark Tooth's ridge, where marine fossils can be found in it's rocky ridges. Re-live the history of the North West Cape, from the panoramic vantage point of Lighthouse Hill.