Nestled on the coast, where the outback meets crystal coral waters is where you’ll find Sal Salis, a unique setting from which to explore Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef. With just 15 eco-luxury wilderness tents, and a honeymoon tent, hidden amongst the dunes, there is no better way to experience one of Australia’s best kept natural secrets.

Open from March to October, the camp lies amongst the dunes and sits on the largest fringing coral reef in the world, with the coral reef and its marine inhabitants just a few metres offshore. Ningaloo is acknowledged as one of the best places in the world to swim with the world’s largest fish, the whale shark, as these gentle giants migrate through here every year. These waters are also visited by humpback whales, another highlight for guests. The coastal dunes and gorges, in the Cape Range National Park, attract land dwellers as well, with red kangaroos, wallaroos, echidnas, emus and more seen in and around the camp.