Fresh Produce

Surrounded by lush agriculture land, and blessed with mild winters, The Whitsundays produces an abundance of fresh, local produce with fields of tomatoes, mangoes, melons, capsicum, beans corn and sugar cane stretching for miles. You can quite literally taste The Whitsundays while here!

Exquisite Seafood

Enjoying delicious food and wine in stunning surrounds is a big part of The Whitsundays experience. Local seafood features on most menus and, as you'd expect, the accent is on delicate flavours, simply prepared.

Dining Out

The region offers many different dining experiences, with everything from fish and chips on the beach, to five-star indulgence. Restaurants and resorts cater to every taste, including fresh local seafood, Mexican, Italian, Asian, European and modern Australian.

Entertainment

Sunday afternoon entertainment on Airlie's "eat street", the Esplanade, has become popular and the service, in typical Airlie Beach style, is always friendly. Many restaurants also feature wine bars and beer cafes, as well as live music and entertainment to keep you partying all night.

Sunset Cocktails

You will be spoilt for choice on locations to sit back and watch the sunset. From the balcony of your accommodation, onboard your bareboat, or from one of the many restaurants that offer expansive views over The Whitsundays, each one with its own charm, be sure to have a drink in hand as you watch the drop below the horizon!

Country Hospitality

Proserpine and Collinsville are more laid back, with cafe and pub-style meals matched with country hospitality, Bowen also has a good range of restaurants and pubs. Not to be missed is the spectacular seafood bonanza down at Bowen Marina, where you can buy fresh-caught, local seafood.

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