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Sal Salis

Camouflaged among the coastal sand dunes between the twin World Heritage Areas of Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park, Sal Salis is one of Australia’s most environmentally sound tourism properties.
Established under a lease agreement with Western Australia’s Parks and Wildlife Service and developed under guidelines set down by the Western Australia Department of Environment and Conservation, it is a role model for partnerships between private sector tourism and National Parks.

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Experiences

  • Serviced accommodation

Sustainability Commitment

The 16 luxury safari tents that make up the camp sit as lightly as possible on the landscape;they are set on raised platforms to protect the flora and fauna beneath them, facing the sea (to capture the cooling breezes as well as the views) and their khaki canvas blends with the dunes. Boardwalks around the camp prevent soil erosion, and the entire camp can be entirely dismantled, leaving barely a trace. Sal Salis encourages all guests to restrict their water usage to 20 litres per person, per day (compared with the industry average usage of 440 litres);all waste is meticulously removed from the site;ensuite bathrooms feature composting toilets and organic toiletries and solar power is also in use.

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Accessibility

  • Accessibility considerations may be accommodated, contact operator for details

Accessibility Details

  • Ask all visitors if there are any specific needs to be met
  • Caters for people who use a wheelchair
  • Caters for people with sufficient mobility to climb a few steps but who would benefit from fixtures to aid balance. (This includes people using walking frames and mobility aids)
  • Caters for people with allergies and intolerances
A whale shark swims near the ocean surface with its mouth open in clear blue water, just off the coast of Sal Salis at Ningaloo Reef.

Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef

The focus of your stay at Sal Salis Ningaloo Reef is the wilderness around you, and its marine and land inhabitants. Your eco-luxe wilderness tent accommodation is designed to expose you to the sights and sounds of the great outdoors … a red kangaroo grazing amongst the dunes, the beautiful song of a butcherbird or a humpback whale breaching just beyond the reef. You will share these magical experiences with just a handful of other guests – this is the true luxury.

Gallery

  • A sandy path leads to a small settlement with several tent-like structures at dusk, under a sky full of scattered clouds. Sparse vegetation dots the desert landscape, hinting at the rugged beauty near Sal Salis and the pristine Ningaloo Reef.
  • Aerial view of a coastal landscape with turquoise water, a white sandy beach, and patchy vegetation on desert-like terrain near Ningaloo Reef. Small structures, possibly part of Sal Salis, are visible along the edge of the sandy area.
  • A person snorkeling in the clear waters near the shore with a sandy beach in the backdrop and a group of people relaxing under a canopy tent. The sky is partly cloudy, completing the perfect day at Ningaloo Reef near Sal Salis.
  • A glamping tent at Sal Salis with a large bed, white bedding, wooden frame, and three rolled-up blankets at the foot on a wooden floor offers comfort near Ningaloo Reef.
  • A whale shark swims near the ocean surface with its mouth open in clear blue water, just off the coast of Sal Salis at Ningaloo Reef.
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CONTACT DETAILS

Yardie Creek Rd Cape Range National Park WA 6707
P. 0899491776
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WA - Ningaloo Reef and the Coral Coast Region
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