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| The magnificent Whitsundays coastline spans hundreds of kilometres encompassing some of the most beautiful and amazing coastal landscapes in Australia, including the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsunday Islands. The Whitsundays is situated in North Queensland 150km north of Mackay and 300km south of Townsville. Surrounded by pristine turquoise seas the Whitsundays enjoys a tropical climate all year round making it the number one tourist destination in Australia.
Of the 74 Whitsunday islands only 7 are inhabited, giving visitors access to an untouched island paradise. The islands have a range of Whitsunday holiday accommodation with numerous resorts, hotels and apartments available.
If it’s adventure and excitement you’re seeking on your Whitsunday holiday then you’ve also come to the right place. Go snorkelling or scuba diving on the magnificent Great Barrier Reef or try your hand at sea kayaking or jet skiing in this amazing aquatic Whitsunday wonderland. Or if you’re a land lover why not explore some of the Whitsundays amazing scenery whilst quad-biking or get a great view of the Whitsunday island clusters from above whilst you’re taking a tandem skydive or parasailing. The possibilities on your Whitsundays holiday are only limited by your imagination! |
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Airlie Beach is the hub of the Whitsundays, an inviting, atmospheric town that overlooks serence picturesque waters of Pioneer Bay. Airlie Beach provides the perfect mainland base for holiday activities throughout the Whitsundays, and allows for stinger free swimming all year round in its new lagoon by the bay. > More |
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A Whitsunday jewel this magnificent tropical stretch of beach spans over 9 kilometres, an expanse of pristine ivory sand by brilliant turquoise water and lush tropical vegetation, Whitehaven is a Whitsunday attraction not to be missed escape from the hustle and bustle of Airlie Beach and Shute Harbour. > More |
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The Whitsunday island's Hamilton Island is flanked by high-rise hotels, an international airport and is the most heavily developed island in the Whitsundays. A tropical paradise of island adventure Hamilton Island has a vast array of adventure activities including parasailing, scuba diving, cruising and helicopter joy flights. There are also squash courts, shopping areas, take-away shops and a supermarket. The island also features nine restaurants that offer guests an array of culinary delights. Day-trippers can use all the resort facilities. > More |
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An island paradise that is perfect for families Daydream Island is the closest island to Shute Harbour. Day-trippers are welcome with an array of features such as a swimming pool, tennis courts and water sports it is the perfect fun-filled island attraction in the Whitsundays. > More |
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Just a brief boat ride away from the Great Barrier Reef, Great Keppel is surrounded by spectacular marine life and 28 kilometres of perfect white sand. An island perfect for young and old Great Keppel is one of the Whitsundays most beautiful destinations.
Great Keppel Island is part of a goup of islands called the Keppel Group, Great Keppel being the largest of these. The Keppel Group consists of 14 separate islands all boasting glorious aquatic life, with perfect areas for snorkelling. > More |
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