What to do in Whitsunday Islands

Whitehaven Beach dazzles with 7km of pure silica sand that stays cool underfoot even on hot days. Arrive by seaplane for breathtaking views of turquoise waters meeting brilliant white shores.

Catseye Beach's pristine white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters define Hamilton Island's main shoreline. Rent a kayak or paddleboard, or snorkel directly offshore to discover vibrant marine life.

Explore the Living Reef's 200-meter coral lagoon where over 100 marine species thrive in this Great Barrier Reef microcosm. Join marine biologists for guided fish feedings or wade knee-deep to hand-feed gentle stingrays.

Explore 74 pristine islands with white silica beaches and vibrant coral reefs in this Great Barrier Reef sanctuary. Sail between secluded coves or snorkel alongside manta rays and turtles in crystal-clear waters.

Nestled in the Whitsunday Islands, Palm Bay Beach features Balinese-inspired villas overlooking the Coral Sea. Kayak through crystal waters or relax in a beachfront hammock while enjoying panoramic views.

Australia's only championship golf course on its own island offers dramatic views of the Whitsunday Islands. After tackling the challenging Peter Thomson-designed course, savour lunch overlooking the Coral Sea.

This exclusive Great Barrier Reef retreat offers direct access to vibrant coral gardens and marine life. Indulge in luxury resort amenities while exploring pristine beaches and world-class snorkelling opportunities.

Pelican Island offers pristine wilderness camping on a secluded western-facing beach in Keppel Bay Islands National Park. Bring all supplies—this untouched haven rewards with exceptional fishing and beachcombing.