Top 10 Best Things to Do in Whitsundays

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Anonymous user

It was quite fun. I snorkeled and played in the water for four hours straight. It took a little over an hour to get to the island. They dropped me off at Green Island, but I had to explore the island and snorkel for four hours total. There wasn't much to see on the island. The sea was incredibly shallow, so the maximum depth was about ankle-to-chest. I saw a lot of turtles and various fish, but there were a lot of bare sandy areas, so I was a little confused at first. The fish were really huge. The sky and sea were really beautiful. If you go to the island and go to the left, there's a strange salty and fishy smell... But I had a great time. The sea was clean. The staff were super friendly. However, the lunch buffet wasn't worth paying 30,000-40,000 won more for. There was shrimp, three kinds of salad, two kinds of curry, one kind of pasta, and rice... It was something like that, but I wouldn't recommend it. Meal times were set. It might have been better to just buy some food and eat it.

Yahaira

This is the most amazing place I have ever been to! It’s unbelievable, you really feel that when you are there. the Whitsundays have soft and very white sand. The water is transparent and pure. The views are amazing, you can take awesome pictures there. I have been already in some beaches and islands around the world and definitely this one is the Top 1!

Bbybells

the lagoon is very pretty and huge to swim in - the centre of Airlie beach is a beautiful walk

Xiancong

Whitehaven Beach is a paradise on Earth. Its pristine white sands and crystal-clear turquoise waters create a stunning visual spectacle. The serene ambiance and untouched natural beauty make it a perfect escape from the daily grind. Relax, soak up the sun, and revel in the tranquility of this breathtaking beach paradise.

ぁゅ

It is a 30-40 minute helicopter ride from the heliport dedicated to the Qualia Hotel on Hamilton Island. It is located in Hardy Reef, one of the outer reefs located about 50km north-northeast of Hamilton Island. Hardy Reef is a huge coral reef that stretches 16km north-south and 4km east-west, and there are many corals within the vast reef. Nature miraculously created a mass of coral in the shape of a heart! It was discovered by a pilot flying overhead in 1975. There is no place to land near Heart Reef, so you can only view it from the sky, but it was really beautiful and moving! We had the helicopter circle around us and went round and round on the way back. The heart was clearly visible in the beautiful emerald green sea, and we have created another memory that will last a lifetime! I am so touched😆💕 I wondered if there is anything I can do on a daily basis to prevent such beautiful nature from disappearing.