Beach · Coral Bay, Western Australia
Bills Bay
A shallow white-sand bay in front of the village of Coral Bay, with corals and fish a few meters from the beach, where you can snorkel without a boat.
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About Bills Bay
Bills Bay is the bay in front of the village of Coral Bay, protected by the Ningaloo Reef. The shallow calm water over white sand is light blue, and the corals start a few meters from the shore.
With mask and snorkel you can see corals, colorful fish, turtles and sometimes small reef sharks, which often stay in the bay’s shallow waters and do not bother swimmers.
The beach has shade part of the day, showers and shops that rent snorkel equipment. Glass-bottom boat trips depart from the bay for those who prefer to see the reef without getting in the water.
There is no entry fee to the beach. There are protected areas where fishing is prohibited, indicated by signs.
Before you go
Practical information
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How much time to set aside
From 2 hours to half a day.
Best time
In the morning, with calmer seas and less wind. At mid-tide, to swim over the corals.
How to get there
In the center of the Coral Bay village, within walking distance of accommodations.
Tip
Do not step on or stand on the corals. From November to May, swim with a lycra suit because of jellyfish.
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Frequently asked questions about Bills Bay
Can you snorkel from the beach in Coral Bay?
Yes, at Bills Bay the corals start a few meters from the shore.
Can you rent snorkel gear in Coral Bay?
Yes, at shops in the village.
Are there glass-bottom boat tours in Coral Bay?
Yes, they depart from the bay.
