Whitsunday Coast Travel Guides

Whitsunday Airport - Airlie Beach

The Whitsunday Airport is the departure point for most interisland small craft flights and scenic joy flights around the Whitsundays and Airlie...

Molle Islands National Park

The Molle Islands National Park are a small group of islands along the inshore edge of the Whitsunday Passage off Shute Harbour.

This...

Mullers Lagoon

Mullers Lagoon, situated in the heart of Bowen, offers a magnificent picnic area consisting of manicured gardens and pristine lawns beside a...

Cathu State Forest

Along the rugged Clarke Range, behind the Whitsunday coast this forest, featuring tall eucalypts, dense rainforest and pine plantations, offers a...

Conway State Forest

The Conway State Forest offers a refuge for wildlife, including 20 rainforest plant species found only in this region. The buff-breasted...

Broken River Platypus

The platypus viewing deck is near Broken River's picnic grounds. The Park's Ranger station and Information Centre, public phones, toilets...

Getting to Airlie Beach and Surrounds

The Whitsundays is located in central Queensland, approximately 1100km north of Brisbane and 600km south of Cairns.

AIR: The Whitsunday...

Conway National Park

Conway National Park is the largest area of lowland tropical rainforest in Queensland (outside Tropical North Queensland). Hoop pines grow on...

Proserpine - Whitsunday Coast Airport

The Whitsunday Coast Airport currently has flights daily to Brisbane and four flights a week direct to Sydney, these services are provided by...

Repulse Island National Park

Just off Cape Conway, Repulse Islands National Park protects a small group of islands overlooking the Lindeman Group and the rugged Conway Range. ...

Stepping Stones

The Stepping Stones off Hamilton Island on the Great Barrier Reef, are a series of 18 or more flat-topped coral pinnacles. Collectively they form...

Historical Mining Walk Collinsville

The Collinsville Historical Mining Walk is a leisure walk around the town where you will be able to view eight murals that depict the early days...

Mount Aberdeen National Park

Mount Aberdeen National Park lies 961km northwest of Brisbane, the Queensland capital, and is managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife...

Proserpine River

The Proserpine River has a total catchment area of approximately 470 square kilometres. Peter Faust Dam is situated on the Proserpine River...

Gloucester Islands National Park

Just off the mainland between Airlie Beach and Bowen lies Gloucester Islands National Park, a scenic group of inshore continental islands....

Dryander National Park

Overlooking the scenic Whitsunday Islands, Dryander National Park is a large coastal park north of Proserpine. Fringing reefs just offshore are...

Cape Upstart National Park

Cape Upstart is an imposing granite headland covered in a range of vegetation types from vine thicket to heath. The park is an important place for...

Peter Faust Dam

Lake Proserpine, which is also known as Peter Faust Dam is situated 26 kilometres inland from Proserpine, which is located within Central...

Whitsunday Great Walk

On the rugged Conway Range behind Airlie Beach lies Conway State Forest, home to the Whitsunday Great Walk. This beautiful forest contains lowland...