The cape range national park is one of the most beautiful places on earth: incredible reef, crystal clear water and deserted beach to wander. Sal salis is in a privileged position as the only property in the park itself. As the other reviewers have noted, the comfortable tents (great beds!) and solid food and wine elevate the experience beyond camping...although... More

We had a lovely time at Sal Salis. The camp is situated in an amazing location - nestled into the sand dunes facing the ocean. It's amazing watching the sunset over the ocean and waking up to the sound of crashing waves in the morning. We really enjoyed it but I found it difficult to justify the cost for the... More

I echo Ralph's sentiments ( I was there at the same time). The beautiful tropical reef running in parallel to sandy beaches and the red desert is unique, as is the opportunity to spend time at the tent village located in a World Heritage listed National Park. The staff, everyone of them, consistently acted in integrity, always demonstrating a respectful... More

Sal Salis was everything we had hoped for and more – the tents (particularly those beds!) were spacious and comfortable, the staff incredibly attentive, the food was some of the best I’ve had and the location of the resort itself is unmatched. The snorkelling and coral is some of the best, and Ocean Eco Adventures who operated the whale shark... More

Sal Salis has one thing going for it-LOCATION The main complaint is that it does not live up to expectations. It is not like the advertising and it is extremely expensive. I will not comment on the toilets or the 20 litres of water per person but i will comment on the absence of quality in the food, presentation and... More

I did not stay at Sal Salis, but I did go on a fishing charter with their boat and captain (Murray). Out of all the fishing charters in Exmouth I highly recommend this one, even though it is not easy to find when searching online. Me and 4 friends had an incredible day where we caught trolled for sailfish, bottom... More

If you want something different, and have a quite a few extra dollars to spare, then Sal Salis is a very enjoyable experience. The first thing to get used to is the heat - 41C when we arrived. The tent house accommodation was very well done, although the restricted amount of daily water supply (for showers etc) kept us slightly... More

My wife, daughter and I had a wonderful experience at Sal Salis. We stayed 4 nights in one tent, with our daughter either in a hammock (her choice) or a swag. The setting was remote and picturesque. We felt transported from the hurly-burly into the peace of the wilderness. The Ningaloo Reef is right on the beach and provides a... More

This was the most dissappointed we had ever been for a "glamping experience". There were no fans in the tents and this made it extremely uncomfortable as it was very hot. Some of the food was great but for steak you got rubbery rump cooked way to long. I could not recommend this to anyone as you would be better... More