Ningaloo Aquarium and Discovery Centre

Great little centre with lots of historical and marine information regarding the area. They have a large tank set up to show the coral and fish in the surrounding reef. They have a display of live reptiles. They also had a bus the American services used during the war, which the kids thought was wonderful as you could get on it and sit in seats with interactive screens you could watch. Lovely little Cafe next door with delicious food and toilets are also in the centre. The whole centre was wheelchair accessible too.

Excellent display of fish found in & around the reef. Lots of information regarding the aboriginal cultures....cyclone activity in Exmouth... unfortunately the cyclone room was closed for renovations whilest we were there.Also a good display of land creatures too...lizards & snakes

I would like to highlight the true customer service provided by Christine at the Visitor Center in Exmouth. Not only was she patient, but she was clear and gave us genuine advice about the different tours. An employee to be highlighted for her predisposition and kindness.The facilities are also excellent.

We really enjoyed the Ningaloo Aquarium and Discovery centre! Interesting and informative history of Exmouth with interactive displays. The cyclone room was a great experience. The aquarium was beautiful. Kids got to design a fish and see it released onto a digital aquarium which was fun. We also found the land animal displays and tanks really cool too.Highly recommend!!

Its a little pricey for what is in there. Kids will love the place

What an impressive gallery! I walked in not knowing what to expect and was completely blown away.Not only does it covers the history of the town which was unknown to me and amazing, it covers the reef, the geology, the desert, the eco system.I was very very impressed especially by the floor to ceiling aquarium where I could have sat for hours watching the underwater reality show unfolding in front of my eyes.Great great job to the town that created this community hub and showcase.

Beautufully designed and presented. The corals and fish exhibits are spectacular. Very interesting and a must see in Exmouth. A lovely coffee shop in same building and a well stocked souvenir shop. Library is also close.

With so much going on regarding the SOLAR ECLIPSE, and so much information to share regarding activities and accessibility this was a most disappointing information exchange.Govt spending this year alone for the eclipse was $19.3 million.!!Accessing contact points for accommodation was not available.Working my way through the QR was a confusing and useless waste of time.Some of the young staff were saying attractions that were available last year have been closed for years, I understand trying to keep some foreign visitors safe, but don't lie to me!!Overall the local businesses should be ropeable with the pitifully neglected share of information, there was now waiting anywhere, the place was empty. 10 months ago 60 Thousand were forecast, approx 16,000 had arrived two days prior to the eclipse and the Welch St. Overflow was not accepting any more campers , less than a third of a potential.

excellent experience, modern premises, spent max of 1 hour, not much to see...

Nice little aquarium and reptile display, with a lot of information on the history of the area. I also liked the cyclone room, which simulates the experience of being in a cyclone. Unfortunately when I visited there were some uncontrolled kids screaming and running all over the place. Not the fault of the venue though.