Proserpine & Conway Coast Wildlife Walk
Drive inland from Airlie Beach to Proserpine and the Conway coast for wildlife encounters — the mainland behind the Whitsundays has cassowaries, crocodiles, and one of the densest koala populations in Queensland.
Whitsunday Islands Sea Kayak Expedition
Sea kayak between the inner Whitsunday Islands — paddling through the passage with the trade winds, camping on deserted beaches, and snorkelling on fringing reefs with no other people in sight.
Outer Great Barrier Reef Snorkel & Dive
Take a high-speed catamaran from Airlie Beach to the outer Great Barrier Reef — Hardy Reef and Knuckle Reef — for snorkelling and diving on pristine coral gardens 60 kilometres offshore.
Airlie Beach Lagoon & Foreshore Walk
Walk the Airlie Beach foreshore from the town lagoon through Cannonvale to the Abel Point Marina — the mainland hub of the Whitsundays has its own character as a lively tropical resort town.
Hamilton Island Walking & Golf Buggy Tour
Explore Hamilton Island — the Whitsundays' most developed island resort — on foot and by golf buggy, from the Great Barrier Reef lookout on One Tree Hill to the marina village and Resort Beach.
Whitehaven Beach & Hill Inlet Walk
Walk to the world-famous Whitehaven Beach on Whitsunday Island — 7 kilometres of pure silica sand so white it doesn't heat in the sun — and the Hill Inlet lookout where swirling sand and sea create a natural masterpiece.
Langford Reef & Hayman Island Walk
Take a boat to the northern Whitsundays for snorkelling at Langford Reef and a walk on Hayman Island — the resort island famed for its exclusive One&Only resort at the northern end of the group.
Whitsunday Islands Sailing Circuit
Sail between the Whitsunday Islands on a bareboat or skippered charter — the consistent 15-20 knot trade winds and sheltered waters of the Great Barrier Reef make this Australia's premier sailing destination.