Hal started Capricorn Seakayaking in 1999 and guided the evolution of the business into Exmouth Adventure Co in 2015. Originally from New Zealand, we try not to hold that against him. Hal is a qualified teacher with a Graduate Diploma in Outdoor Pursuits. When he's not slaving away in the office, you'll find him chasing the surf in WA or back home in NZ.

Neri joined us in 2011 and is our lead guide, managing day-to-day operations here in Exmouth. Always up for an outdoor adventure, Neri leads some of our kayak and snorkel tours, is a SUP instructor, surf coach, keen kitesurfer and all-round ocean and nature lover. Her latest project has been developing and leading sea kayaking expeditions in Murujuga, Dampier Archipelago, which she describes as a sea kayaking paradise. Originally from Newcastle NSW, Neri now calls Exmouth home.

Originally from Germany, Ally fell in love with Australia and decided to stay forever. With a love of the ocean, outdoors, camping and exploring, Ally enjoys sharing adventures and making memories with people. The glue that holds us all together, Ally is often the first person you interact with when you contact us at Exmouth Adventure Co. People say she's funny, but it might just be her accent 😉

Originally from the UK, Rosie is now very happy to call Exmouth, Western Australia home. An avid water woman, Rosie is never far from the ocean, and is one of our senior year-round guides. When she's not in a kayak or snorkelling, you'll find her boating or volunteering for the local marine rescue organisation or the SES.

Another of our team hailing from the UK, Jules has worn many hats in his lifetime, including working as a professional chef and as an arborist. Now calling Exmouth, Western Australia home, Jules is a core team member leading both day and multi-day kayak and snorkel tours. When he's not working, you'll find him boating or tinkering in the yard.

Born and raised in a small coastal town in Victoria, Toby has spent most of his life in the outdoors. From this grew a career in outdoor education that has seen him leading groups across Australia, including sea kayak guiding in the Whitsundays, running cultural immersion programs in outback Australia, and coordinating turtle conservation programs in Cape York. When he isn’t in the field, Toby enjoys surfing, snorkelling, running and AFL.

Bec has worked in outdoor education for the last seven years, starting in Cape Bridgewater before seasons across the Top End. Most recently she was based on Bunuba Country in the Kimberley working in youth engagement. Outside of work, she loves surfing and swimming in the ocean. Bec is also a forest firefighter over summers and passionate about plants and ecology.

Nat is originally from Victoria and has spent the past six years living and working in different parts of Australia. With a background in outdoor education, Nat has also worked as a sea kayak guide in Freycinet National Park, Tasmania, developing a strong appreciation for coastal environments. When not guiding, Nat can usually be found outside—running, swimming, hiking, surfing, or simply spending time in the ocean.

Originally from Buenos Aires, now in Exmouth for the marine life, warm weather, and time by the ocean. Alan loves scuba diving, underwater photography, and surfing. You can usually find him fixing things, cooking, or just with a smile, enjoying life by the coast.

Moanaroa grew up in the far north of New Zealand in the small town of Kaitaia. Her name literally means “long sea,” which feels fitting for someone with a love for the ocean. She’s spent the last three summers working around New Zealand, and winters heading overseas chasing adventure.