Whitsunday Region

In the heart of Queensland's Great Barrier Reef lie the Whitsundays, 74 islands floating like jewels in the tropical waters of the Coral Sea. Discovering the Great Barrier Reef is one of life's must-dos and it's easily accessible from Airlie Beach or directly from the islands. It is a cosmopolitan and vibrant town filled with palm-fringed beaches, waterfront parks and alfresco dining restaurants. The best way to fully explore this lovely region is on a sailboat… cruise through the islands and drop anchor for a quick snorkel and fall asleep at night to the gentle rocking of the waves under

Coral Trekker

Nothing matches the feeling of standing on a square-rigger with the wind in your face and the smell of salt in the air as you watch the huge red sails billowing aloft. Feel the warm wooden deck beneath your feet and the tropical sun above as the Coral Trekker sails you away for the adventure of a lifetime. All distinctions of age, gender and nationality disappear in a communion of yells and laughter as you haul ropes and prepare to set sail for the Great Barrier Reef and Whitsunday Islands aboard this lovingly restored 23 metre sailing ship. Built in

Mount Oldfield Track

This steady climb features some of the best diversity of vegetation on Lindeman Island. You will see open eucalypt forest, thick vine forest and finally grassland dotted with grasstrees. On reaching the peak you will be rewarded with magnificent 360-degree views of the surrounding islands. don't forget to bring water and your camera!

Coconut Beach - Boat Port Circuit

You can walk this track as a circuit or as separate sections to either Coconut Beach or Boat Port. Walk through eucalypt forest to the resort dam, a great place for bird spotting. Feel the change in temperature and moisture as you enter a large patch of rainforest. Descend to the sandy beach through fringing beach scrub which gives Coconut Beach its secluded feel. At Boat Port, view the remains of the boat port used by the Nicolson family during the resort''s original construction.

Conway National Park

Conway National Park is a peaceful coastal park overlooking the Whitsunday Passage, protecting rainforest-clad mountains, forested hills and deep valleys. The Gia and Ngaro Elders, Traditional Owners of the Conway Ranges, say 'Wadda-moolie' (welcome) to their traditional country. It is home to Proserpine rock-wallabies and two of Australia’s mound-building birds: the Australian brush-turkey and orange-footed scrubfowl. Bush camp beside a secluded pebbly beach overlooking Daydream Island (walk-in camping area only - sites are limited). Camping fees apply. From Mount Rooper lookout, take in superb views over the islands: Hamilton, Dent, Long and Henning. The view from the ridge above secluded

Tropical Beach Hut

Wow yourself with the ultimate shopping experience at Tropical Beach Hut, a shoppers delight. They sell a wide range of wall art and giftware, concentrating on the beach/tropical theme, from shells, metre high seahorses to large metal three dimensional wall sculptures, something to suit everyone. They also have a large variety of ladies casual day/beach wear, from the eclectic tie dye and Nepalese designed clothes, to the more conservative, sizes range from eight to 18. Ladies accessories including Thai silk scarves, jewellery, and funky fun wallets. Looking for something different? Looking for a gift or something to just spoil yourself