Tucked away just south of Coral Bay’s town centre, the Coral Bay Boat Ramp sits in the Maritime Facility and is a solid go-to spot for anyone heading out on the water—whether you're fishing, heading out on a tour, or just cruising around for fun. It’s a dual-lane ramp, so there’s plenty of room to launch or retrieve your boat, and there’s a jetty and pontoon right next to it, which makes tying up and sorting your gear super easy.

What’s especially handy is the rock wall on the western side; it does a great job of shielding the ramp from those strong afternoon westerlies that like to roll in. Whether you're heading into the Ningaloo Marine Park for a day of exploring or coming back in, having a bit of shelter makes the whole process a lot smoother.

Parking’s rarely a hassle here either. With space for over 20 car and trailer combos and a decent layout for turning, you don’t have to stress even when it gets a bit busy. If nature calls, there are three self-composting toilets just north of the parking area, and if you need to stretch your legs or grab something from town, the ramp’s close enough to drive to.

And don't forget; you’re right in the heart of the Ningaloo Coast World Heritage Area. It’s the perfect launching point to explore the stunning coral gardens of Ningaloo Marine Park. Want to go a little further? Nearby beaches like Oyster Bridge, The Lagoon, Five Finger Reef, and Maud’s Landing are all within reach by 4WD. Plus, some amazing rock formations in the area are well worth checking out while you’re there.

Feature	Description
Number of ramp lanes	2 (with pontoon and jetty)
Fish cleaning facilities	None
Carpark spaces	Wide parking spaces for cars and trailers
Amenities	Lighting, toilets, rubbish bins
Ramp rating	- Excellent