Most of the Whitsunday Islands are uninhabited national parks making them spectacularly pristine. Crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches, rainforests, safe waters and abundant marine life make The Whitsundays one of the best sailing destinations in the world.
Airlie Beach is the beating heart of The Whitsundays. Its laid back, friendly atmosphere is a favourite for both travellers and locals alike. For the thrifty traveller, Airlie Beach is a haven!
Sometimes it can be challenging to stay motivated and stick to your health routine while you're on holiday. Not in The Whitsundays! Sometimes the best views are found on foot! It's a great way to stay on track while taking in the breathtaking views of The Whitsundays and throughout region are countless walks and hikes.
As an ultra-runner who almost always seeks out the longest event on offer, I was surprised to have so much fun running the newest and shortest event, The Honeyeater Challenge (10km) at the Run the Great Whitsunday Trail running festival in 2018.
When David Hutchen started the Whitsunday Reef Festival 19 years ago, little did he know it would one day come of age as the ‘Great Barrier Reef Festival’.
