The Warlu Way

The Warlu Way Exmouth is an epic 2,480 kilometre self-drive journey that follows the mystical path of the Warlu sea serpent.

It takes you on an unforgettable adventure to discover Indigenous Dreamtime legends and enjoy breathtaking scenery, from pristine coastlines to iconic outback landscapes.

Exmouth, the starting point of The Warlu Way, can be reached by a 2.5-hour flight or a 2-day drive from Perth. Starting your Warlu adventure from Exmouth exposes you to all the extraordinary experiences that The Warlu Way has to offer.

The Warlu Way Exmouth offers numerous activities and sights to engage travelers. You can experience Ningaloo Reef, the world's largest fringing reef, where you can swim with whale sharks, turtles, and manta rays. Fishing, snorkeling, and playing castaway on the idyllic Mackerel Islands are also options.

Exploring Karijini National Park allows you to witness two billion years of Earth’s history through its gorges and chasms, leaving you in awe of nature's beauty. Millstream Chichester National Park offers tranquility in the vast desert plains, while the Dampier Archipelago provides an opportunity to cruise to islands and coral gardens, home to the richest marine habitat in Western Australia. The ancient outdoor art gallery of Burrup Peninsula, adorned with over 20,000 Aboriginal engravings dating back over 40,000 years, is another remarkable site to discover.

The best time to embark on The Warlu Way Exmouth journey is between April to October. During this time, the weather is warm, making it ideal for swimming with whale sharks, turtles, and manta rays on Ningaloo Reef.