Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear waters and white sands of the Whitsundays.
The beautiful Whitsundays consist of tropical islands surrounded by the Great Barrier Reef. The 74 islands feature a mix of lush forests to explore, stunning white beaches to relax on, and 5-star resorts to indulge in during your tropical holiday.
The Whitsundays are known for their beaches, especially Whitehaven Beach, renowned for its super-soft white sand. Each beach overlooks the beautiful, clear waters of the Great Barrier Reef, showcasing a blend of blue and green hues.
Islands to visit
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Hamilton Island
Perfect for the whole family, Hamilton Island is home to luxurious 5-star resorts, plenty of attractions, and activities. You can simply relax, play golf, or spend time walking along the beach or swimming in the pools.
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Whitsunday Island
The Whitsunday Island is the largest in the Whitsundays and is famous for its beautiful Whitehaven Beach. The scenic island offers stunning views, 5-star resorts, and rainforest to explore, making it a must-visit when coming to the Whitsundays.
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Hook Island
If you want to jump into perfect blue waters, Hook Island gives you the chance to snorkel and explore this underwater world. There is a reason Hook Island is known as The Aquarium, due to the abundance of fish life here. In the waters, you could see the Māori wrasse, yellow-tail fusiliers, and giant trevally. Hook Island is also the second-largest island in the Whitsundays, with plenty of rainforest to explore, so don’t forget your walking shoes!
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Hayman Island
Looking for the perfect relaxing holiday destination? Hayman Island is the place to visit for stunning sea views or a poolside cocktail in hand. It doesn’t get much better than this!
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Daydream Island
Daydream Island is one of the smallest islands in the Whitsundays but remains a family favourite. The island features a relaxing resort with a range of water facilities, including a spa. If you want time away from the water, bring your walking shoes to explore the island on land, taking in the rainforest and the views across the reef.