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What are the Whitsundays famous for?

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What are the Whitsundays famous for?

pristine silica sand beaches
With thousands of visitors coming from near and far every year, the Whitsundays is internationally famous for its pristine silica sand beaches, luxurious island resorts, flourishing fringing reefs, and perfect tropical temperatures!

Where can I go in the Whitsundays?

11 Top-Rated Attractions in the Whitsunday Islands

  • Great Barrier Reef. Great Barrier Reef.
  • Whitehaven Beach. Whitehaven Beach.
  • Sailing Trips & Cruises. Sailboat of Whitehaven Beach.
  • Hamilton Island. Hamilton Island.
  • Hayman Island. Hayman Island.
  • Long Island. Long Island.
  • Daydream Island. Daydream Island.
  • Hook Island. Hook Island.

Are the Whitsundays worth visiting?

If you like beautiful, clean beaches and the kind of stunning scenery that you’ve only ever seen in the famous “Where the bloody hell are you?” ad with Lara Bingle, then yes – the Whitsundays are certainly worth going to. The Whitsunday Islands are between the northeast Queensland Coast and the Great Barrier Reef.

What is the best time of year to visit the Whitsundays?

September and October is peak season in the Whitsundays. The skies are typically clear, light winds to set your sails and the sun is shining bright. November to December is a perfect time to beat the school holiday visitors. Often we will experience a change in the winds to be more northerly.

How many days do you need in Whitsundays?

The Whitsundays is a cornucopia of natural wonder, incredible islands and things to do, so we recommend staying for at least 4 days!

Can you swim at the Whitsundays?

If you’re wondering whether it’s safe to swim in the Whitsundays, the short answer is yes. That being said, there are some no swimming zones and you should know what to watch out for, listen to local advice and stay alert at all times – just as you should when swimming anywhere else in Australia or beyond.

Is February a good time to visit Whitsundays?

Autumn in the Whitsundays Running from February to May, it is an ideal time of the year to enjoy smaller crowds whilst sailing around the Whitsunday Islands, and enjoy the tail-end of the wet season – slowly cooling temperatures and endless adventures to choose from!

Can you swim in the Whitsundays?