Lindeman Island, Queensland

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 of Pentecost, Hamilton and Whitsunday Islands.

Lindeman Island has seven stunning beaches with Gap Beach a fantastic location for snorkelling and oystering. Golden orchids grow on the mangroves at the end of the beach and over 90 species of birds dart through the trees.

Dolphins can often be spotted from the shore all throughout the year. While during whale-watching season from July to November, Humpback whales can often be seen as well.

There are a number of tiny islands dotted around Lindeman all a short dinghy ride away and perfect for a day of personal paradise. Lindeman Island is also home of Australia’s first Club Med Resort. There are plenty of activities on offer for you to do as little as much as you’d like on your holiday. There is also a camping ground at Boat Port in the north of the island.

Experiences/Activities

• Island:
• Animal Viewing:
• Birdwatching:
• Bushwalking:
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• Fishing - Beach:
• Self-Guided:
• Snorkelling:
• Swim with Fish:
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