Monkey Mia is part of the Shark Bay Marine Park and is considered an absolute haven for marine lovers and nature enthusiasts. Here you'll find some of the most diverse sea creatures, like fish, sharks, turtles, and even rare humpback whales and dugongs. It is known to be the home to Monkey Mia Dolphins that swim to shore three times a day to interact with humans. Every morning, visitors can hand-feed these friendly dolphins under the supervision of the rangers. Apart from dolphin watching, you can also enjoy fishing, kayaking, and swimming in the beautiful bays. Make the most out of your vacation in Monkey Mia by taking an Aboriginal cultural walk or visiting a working pearl farm.
One of the prime attractions of Monkey Mia is Little Lagoon, a crystal clear lagoon of shallow water ideal for swimming, picnicking, and fishing. Head to Shark Bay to spot stromatolites and dugongs, and mats of algae, which are known to be the oldest life forms on earth.You can also enjoy a sunset cruise and admire the golden hues of the sun setting over the Western seas in the Peron Peninsula. Sign up for a 4wd tour of Francois Peron National Park and see endangered land animals like lizards, echidnas, and kangaroos. If you want to satiate your hunger pangs, head to the seaside shacks, where fishermen set up tables and serve prawns, paté, bread, oysters, and rosé wine.
One of the prime attractions of Monkey Mia is Little Lagoon, a crystal clear lagoon of shallow water ideal for swimming, picnicking, and fishing. Head to Shark Bay to spot stromatolites and dugongs, and mats of algae, which are known to be the oldest life forms on earth.You can also enjoy a sunset cruise and admire the golden hues of the sun setting over the Western seas in the Peron Peninsula. Sign up for a 4wd tour of Francois Peron National Park and see endangered land animals like lizards, echidnas, and kangaroos. If you want to satiate your hunger pangs, head to the seaside shacks, where fishermen set up tables and serve prawns, paté, bread, oysters, and rosé wine.
Monkey Mia experiences pleasant and comfortable weather all year round. February and May are considered the peak Monkey Mia Tourism months as the weather ranges around 25 – 29 degrees Celsius, and there are very low chances of rainfall.
