1. Be on the lookout, it’s whale watching season There are few things as magical as catching a glimpse of a humpback whale emerging from the depths of the ocean. From June to September, the warm waters of The Whitsundays transform into a whale-calf nursery as humpback whales migrate north each year from the Antarctic…
From whizzing around remote islands on a sailing boat to snorkelling colourful coral reefs, the Whitsundays is brimming with fun-filled things to do. Tucked away on the Whitsunday Coast with the Great Barrier Reef on its doorstep, the Whitsundays is an archipelago of 74 tropical islands. It’s a true paradise where you’ll find white beaches,…
POSTED THURSDAY 3RD MARCH 2022 Dreaming up a tropical escape to the Whitsundays, home to the pure silica sands of Whitehaven Beach and dreamy Whitsunday Islands that surround you. The Whitsundays is situated in the heart of the world-renowned Great Barrier Reef, located along Queensland’s central coast, approximately 1100 kilometres north of Queensland’s capital…
The Great Barrier Reef is the largest living structure on the planet, it is incredibly rich and diverse. Stretching 2300 kilometres, this natural icon is so large it can even be seen from outer space. While it is known mostly for its large maze of colourful reefs, it also provides a home for a huge number…