Whitsunday Information
Sail The Whitsundays - Great Barrier Reef, Queensland Australia
The Whitsunday Islands is a popular part of Queensland for tourist from all over the world, each year thousands of holiday seekers visit the Whitsunday islands and resorts to experience this magical haven.
Recognised as being World Heritage listed, the Whitsundays form part of the world's largest National Park. Comprising some 74 islands the Whitsunday Group is primarily uninhabited. However if you pine for civilisation there is always one of the internationally renowned island resorts from which to choose.
Most resort operators provide coral viewing, snorkelling sailboarding, and other aquatic sports and equipment.
The remaining islands are virtually exclusively national parks. Camping is permitted on many of them, but you will need a permit, and you will have to bring all of your own supplies.
The Whitsundays is known as one of the world's best diving locations. The incredible variety of tropical reef fish and marine life, and the immense coral formations are within easy swimming distance from beautiful white and golden beaches.
The warm aquamarine waters of the Whitsundays range between 20 and 25 deg. C which allows all year round snorkeling and diving opportunities and provide a glimpse into the magic of these Great Barrier Reef Islands.
The water is normally calm and clear, which makes the ideal conditions for snorkelling, even for an amateur snorkeller. The Whitsundays have some of the best sailing and snorkelling, adventures to choose from. Whatever you may be looking for, day trips to overnight sailing adventures, the Whitsundays have a host of sailing vessels to choose from.
This is a place where holidaymakers can totally relax and enjoy some of the world greatest attractions and discover what the word holiday really means, all in the heart of this World Heritage listed Great Barrier Reef.
