Whitsundays Locations

Hamilton Island is nestled amongst the Whitsunday Islands, a group of 74 islands just off the Queensland coast at the edge of the Great Barrier Reef. Hamilton Island is one of the most popular Whitsunday islands offering an idyllic island experience. Set amidst pristine surroundings, Hamilton... read more

Said to be the world's largest living structure and the only one visible from outer space, the World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef is often referred to as the eighth wonder of the world. The Great Barrier Reef stretches over 2000 kilometres and is home to tens of thousands of species... read more

Whitehaven Beach is a pristine beach on Whitsunday Island, the largest of the 74 islands in the Whitsundays. Whitehaven Beach stretches over six kilometres and boasts brilliant silica sand that is among the purest in the world. Sink your feet into the sand and wade into the warm waves that... read more

Airlie Beach is the gateway to the Whitsundays, Queensland's pristine 74 islands. It is a cosmopolitan and vibrant town filled with palm-fringed beaches, waterfront parks and alfresco dining restaurants. Airlie Beach is the epitome of a beach town; you'll instantly feel the carefree... read more

Bowen is a jewel in the Whitsunday crown with untouched beaches, beautiful bays and a perfect tropical climate. Bowen is one of the undiscovered treats of Queensland and an ideal destination for those seeking a laidback beach holiday. Bowen is situated in the northern region of the Whitsundays... read more

Daydream Island is the closest of the 74 islands in the Whitsundays to the mainland shore at Airlie Beach. Daydream is extremely popular due to its close proximity to the mainland, natural beauty and variety of water activities available. You'll be able to snorkel directly off the beach... read more

Hook Island, in the Whitsundays, is a rugged island with breathtaking lookouts and excellent snorkelling and scuba diving. The diversity of coral in the fringing reefs of the Great Barrier Reef on the northern shore (especially Crayfish Beach) offer excellent opportunities for snorkelling and... read more

Lindeman Island is one of the most southern Great Barrier Reef islands in the Whitsundays and is mostly a national park with over 20 kilometres of bushwalking tracks. Stroll through Butterfly Valley or climb Mount Oldfield which is 212 metres above sea level and experience 360 degree views... read more

Long Island is located in the beautiful Whitsundays off the Queensland coast and boasts three island resorts. Long Island is mostly national park and has over 13 kilometres of walking tracks that end at stunning lookouts and beautiful secluded beaches. The three resorts include: Club Crocodile... read more

Shute Harbour is the major mainland port facility for the transfer of visitors to the Whitsunday Island group. It is the stepping off point for visitors to and from resort and island destinations. To get to Shute Harbour you drive for 8 pleasantly winding kilometres through Conway National... read more

South Molle Island is located in the heart of the Whitsundays off the Queensland coast. South Molle Island is the largest of the North, Mid and South Molle Island Group and the only one with a resort, South Molle Island Resort. South Molle is a hilly continental island with undulating grasslands... read more

Hayman Island is located in the beautiful Whitsundays just off the Queensland coast, and home to Hayman, one of the world's finest resorts. Hayman Island is the epitome of tropical paradise. On a sparkling sunny day the colour of the water of Hayman's lagoon and Whitsunday Passage... read more

Perhaps one of the best kept secrets in the Whitsunday Region is Hydeaway Bay. It is not hard to understand why locals have kept this place to themselves for many years. Even now, Hydeaway Bay is a tiny village situated almost at the end of a dirt and bitumen road. The road branches from the... read more

Heading out through Mackay and beyond the Hibiscus Coast lies the charming Midge Point area. Midge Point is an ideal place to bushwalk, go fishing and crabbing and generally relax in a peaceful and tranquil area by the beach. It is home to various accommodation houses such as the friendly... read more

Proserpine is the administrative and service centre for the Whitsunday Shire. Proserpine was named by the explorer George Dalrymple, after Persephone the Greek goddess of fertility, recognising the fertile qualities in the region. Since the late 1800's, sugar cane and cattle grazing have... read more