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There's no doubt that the Whitsundays is famous for its colours: the dazzling white of the silica sand and the pure blue of the sea! Read on to find out why the water is so blue in the Whitsundays!...
The Whitsundays is a cornucopia of natural wonder, incredible islands and things to do, so we recommend staying for at least 4 days. Use this handy itinerary builder guide to optimise and personali...
For those wondering, "what is a maxi yacht?", this article will fully explain maxi yachts in the Whitsundays and include some of the best maxi sailing tours to choose from during your trip up north!
Wondering if you can swim in Shute Harbour? The answer is yes, but there are some better places to swim around Airlie Beach and the Whitsundays. Regardless, here are some things to know about the b...
Wondering why the water in Airlie Beach is so blue? We're here to answer all of your questions and provide you with some useful travel info for visiting Airlie Beach and the Whitsundays!
Despite a lack of overall choice for accessible boats, there are a handful of quality island and reef experiences that are accessible, or semi-accessible, by wheelchair including a Whitehaven Beach...
Whether you have a few hours to spare before checking into your accommodation or are about to embark on an overnight sailing tour, there are multiple safe, secure, and cheap bag storage options loc...
Besides being known as the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef, Airlie Beach is famous for its buzzing nightlife. Within Australia it is common knowledge that the Whitsundays is not only a tropical h...
No, you can't snorkel in Airlie Beach. If you were to snorkel in Airlie Beach, you’d likely be faced with murky waters, seaweed and mud! However, the town is known as the gateway to the Great Barri...
Do people swim at Airlie Beach? Yes! You just have to be aware of stinger season and know where it is safe to swim. There are lots of designated areas in Airlie Beach where you can swim without the...
