Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago

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The Ningaloo Coast UNESCO World Heritage Site on Australia's north-western coastline is a spectacular blend of land and sea environments. There's three key aspects to this beautiful and unique UNESCO site: on land, the Cape Range National Park, where dry desert meets the Indian Ocean; in the water is the Ningaloo Marine Reserve and Ningaloo Reef; and the amazing range of biodiversity that lives and breeds in these waters - including the world's largest fish, the incredible Whale Shark. Let's have a look around!

Many thanks as well to Ningaloo Whaleshark Swim (youtube.com/channel/UCUKpoIb9G63l7acChSb8pAw) for a fantastic day!

For more Australian World Heritage sites:
youtube.com/playlist?list=PLT9964WmoqNgjXJfLWAntjWpeI76Btaq4

For more natural World Heritage sites:
Shark Bay Conservation Area: youtu.be/U0ueH9Z9vZM
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park: youtu.be/EeE6CFyZfhY
Gondwana Rainforests of Australia: youtu.be/HdwpQ6jJgqk

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