Sal Salis
Cape Range National Park, Western Australia, Australia
Set between the Ningaloo Reef and the vast Cape Range National Park, this eco-luxury retreat lets you disconnect from modern life and be surrounded by nature. For an intimate encounter with Australia's wilderness without sacrificing comfort, this destination offers an extraordinary experience.
Spend your days kayaking alongside humpback whales, snorkeling coral reefs teeming with marine life, or hiking ancient gorges rich in Aboriginal history. In the evenings, share stories over meals featuring local produce and regional wines, and gaze at one of the clearest night skies on Earth.
Rooms and suites
The retreat offers 16 eco-friendly safari tents that take glamping to a new level. Elevated above the dunes and just 50 meters from the ocean, each spacious tent has uninterrupted views of the Ningaloo Reef or the Cape Range. Designed to blend into the landscape, the tents come with handcrafted king beds, organic linens, ensuite bathrooms with eco-friendly toiletries, and private decks with hammocks—ideal for soaking in the surroundings. Without air conditioning or Wi-Fi, the tents encourage you to enjoy the natural breezes and unplug from the digital world.
For special occasions or extra privacy, the exclusive Honeymoon Tent provides enhanced seclusion, featuring a four-poster bed with netting and a double hammock overlooking a private stretch of beach. All accommodations include daily housekeeping and are designed to minimize environmental impact while maximizing comfort and connection to the stunning environment.
Amenities and experiences
Five-star meals at the communal Lodge featuring fresh, locally sourced seafood complemented by Western Australian wines and regional beers.
A communal space for relaxation with a library, self-service bar, and expansive ocean views.
Snorkeling over coral reefs, kayaking and paddleboarding along clear waters, and from March to October, guided swims with whale sharks and humpback whales.
Guided hikes through Mandu Mandu and Yardie Creek Gorges to explore ancient Aboriginal sites and spot unique wildlife like the black-footed rock wallaby, plus stargazing.
Secluded beaches, private hammocks, and gin tastings arranged by the staff.
Accommodations for families, friends, or celebrations offering shared adventures.
Sustainable tourism with solar-powered facilities, limited water usage, and a commitment to environmental conservation.
How to get here
Located on the North West Cape of Western Australia within Cape Range National Park, the retreat is steps from the Ningaloo Reef. The closest airport is Exmouth's Learmonth Airport (LEA), about a 90-minute scenic drive. Daily flights from Perth make this remote area accessible. The resort offers pre-booked road transfers from the airport, or you can choose to drive yourself and enjoy the landscape at your own pace. With no internet or mobile phone coverage, the remoteness allows guests to disconnect and fully appreciate the surroundings.
