Dive Ningaloo

12/03/2026

Job Opportunity: PADI DIVE INSTRUCTOR

Dive Ningaloo are excited to have a position available for a reliable, highly motivated Dive Instructor based in Exmouth, Western Australia 🪸

About the role:
🫧 Casual (including weekends) employment guiding certified dives, introductory experiences and courses.
🫧 Showcasing the Ningaloo Reef to divers.
🫧 Working with an experienced, fun, and professional crew.
🫧 Based in Exmouth, WA, Australia.

You’ll need:
🫧 Current Dive Instructor Certification (Active Status).
🫧 First Aid & O2 Provider (or willingness to obtain).
🫧 Light Rigid or Coxswain Certification a bonus!
🫧 Strong customer service skills and love for the ocean and sharing it with others.

Unfortunately accomodation cannot be provided for this position at this time, therefore accommodation will need to be secured before commencing employment.

Send your resume to: [email protected] or give us a call on 0456 702 437.

We specialise in small groups, personal service, and of course exploring untouched reef - Dive Ningaloo, experience the big three!

18/01/2026

Divemaster Internship Available 15th March 2026 🐠 🤿

Turn your passion into your career with the PADI Divemaster course at Dive Ningaloo!

With additional start dates 1st May, 1st July and 1st September

🫧 8 week full time internship
🫧 Professional training and valuable deckhand experience
🫧 Pre Requisite: PADI Rescue Diver or equivalent, First Aid/CPR certification, Recreational Dive Medical
🫧 Accommodation options available
🫧 Limited places available

To find out more, get in touch with the team at [email protected] 🐡🐡

01/01/2026

Diving into 2026 with excitement for all the adventures ahead! 🌊✨

31/12/2025

✨️ The Dive Ningaloo crew would like to wish everyone Happy New Year!! 🎉

What a year 2025 has been! Incredible dives and unforgettable encounters with nature's wonders in Ningaloo 🐬🐋🦈 Cheers to more adventures ahead! 🤿✨

#2025 #2026

30/12/2025

✨️ Check out this gorgeous Common Lionfish (Pterois volitans) 🦁

Lionfish are easily recognisable to divers by their long, fan-like fins and their striped red, white and brown bodies 🥰 Don't let their beauty distract you though, they do have venom in their spines in between the fan-like fins 🤯

29/12/2025

⭐️ Did you know that Feather Stars (Crinoidea) can kind of swim? 🪶

Feather Stars have a couple options to move around the sea floor. When they want to travel short distances they will use their tiny leg-like appendages called cirri 😮 They also have their feathery arms to swim in the water column, like in the video 🤯

25/12/2025

Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with good vibes from all of us at Dive Ningaloo! 🎄✨

23/12/2025

👀 Take a look at this Banded Cleaner Shrimp chilling in some coral (Stenopus hispidus) 🧹

The Banded Coral Shrimp are easily recognisable by their bright red and white bands and long white antennae 🤩 Their body will grow up to 5-7cm but their antennae can be much longer 🥰 You can usually find them cleaning parasites off other fish or Moray Eels 🪸

23/12/2025

👀 Take a look at this Banded Cleaner Shrimp chilling in some coral (Stenopus hispidus) 🧹

The Banded Coral Shrimp are easily recognisable by their bright red and white bands and long white antennae 🤩 Their body will grow up to 5-7cm but their antennae can be much longer 🥰 You can usually find them cleaning parasites off other fish or Moray Eels 🪸

22/12/2025

🤩 Check out this Giant Grouper cruising along the reef (Epinephelus lanceolatus) 🪸

There are a couple other names this giant fish can go by, Queensland Grouper or Brindle Bass ✨️ They are the largest reef-dwelling bony fish in the world 🌏 Growing up to a massive 2.7m and weighing around 400+kg 🤯 However, despite their large size, they are often called gentle giants of the reef 🥰

19/12/2025

Addicted to the deep! 🐠🌊 Proud scuba diving enthusiasts exploring the underwater world 🦈🐙🤿

18/12/2025

👋 Introducing a master of disguise, the Day Octopus (Octopus cyanea) 🐙

Unlike other Octopus species, the Day Octopus is more likely to explore and hunt during daylight ☀️ They can change not only their colour to camouflage, but also their patterns and texture of their skin 🤯 These colour changes are made by chromatophores which is under direct control of their brain 🪸