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The simple answer is nope! You don’t need a passport when flying domestic within Australia. However, what you do need is a valid form of ID whether that being a driver’s license, proof of age card ...
Hidden around the Whitsunday Islands are campgrounds where you can sleep under the stars and enjoy the pure serenity without all the tourist commotion. The two main islands you can camp on are Hook...
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...
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...
Everybody hates mosquitoes! Nobody likes the itch that the blood-sucking creepy crawlies leave us with. As Airlie Beach is known for its lively nightlife and atmosphere, you might be wondering if t...
One of the favourite destinations of visitors at Airlie Beach is the saltwater Lagoon which is a self-chlorinated man-made lagoon that holds almost 5 million litres of fresh water and measures 4,30...
Picture yourself walking along sandy, secluded beaches as crystal-clear waters lapse onto the shoreline, followed by a glass of your favourite wine as you sail into the bright setting sun, cascadin...
Have you just arrived in Airlie and you’re about to embark on an epic trip to the Whitsunday Islands? Realised you can’t take that giant suitcase or backpack on board with you? Lucky for you, we ha...
When booking an overnight Whitsunday boat experience, the most pressing question on most caffeine lovers’ lips is: will there be coffee on my overnight boat tour? Luckily, all of our overnight boat...
September is typically the driest month in Airlie Beach, with dry season running from August to October. It's a great time to visit the Whitsundays, as it lines up with whale season!
