Arrive & connect
Meet the group and step into the Coral Bay ecosystem.
From online to real-world participation
You have learned about the ocean. Now it is time to dive in.
The ocean is not something we simply observe. It is something we connect with, understand and protect. This is an invitation to make that transition with a small group who care as deeply as you do.
Coral Bay, WA
On Ningaloo Reef
5 days
Planned expedition
10 people
Maximum group size
Purpose before tourism
A field experience built around connection.
Not a party trip. Not passive sightseeing. Each day is designed around the Ningaloo ecosystem, the people working to protect it, and the role you can play when you return home.
Marine activities
Conservation education
Citizen science
Local experiences
Shared meals
Nightly discussions
The five-day arc
Discover. Explore. Experience. Connect. Protect.
Learn in the water
Build an understanding of whale sharks and reef relationships.
Meet the protectors
Hear directly from local conservation people and their work.
Become a guardian
Take part in citizen science and shape your pathway forward.
Reflect & return
Leave with practical commitments, new connections and purpose.
The final program, activities and inclusions are subject to confirmation before launch.
From participant to local voice.
Members interested in the KYO Educator pathway can express interest when registering. The pathway is intended to help experienced contributors share credible knowledge and connect supporters in their own area.
Planned support: learning resources, practical training, recognition and a route from online contribution to local participation.
Coming 2027
Take the first step.
Registering does not commit you to a booking. It lets us understand who wants to join and keep you informed as the Coral Bay experience develops.
Exclusive extension · Mid 2027
Continue Your Ocean Journey
Great White Sharks. Seals. Science. Conservation.
Your relationship with the ocean does not end when you leave Coral Bay. Continue your journey into one of Australia's most fascinating marine ecosystems and discover the truth behind one of the ocean's most misunderstood animals.
Register interest for mid 2027