When you hear the word, Great Barrier Reef, that conjures up images of vibrant corals, crystal-clear waters, and an astounding variety of marine life. For snorkelers and divers, this natural wonderland offers a front-row seat to an underwater extravaganza, with some of the most enchanting fish species in the world. In this blog post, you’ll be wanting to grab your…
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The sun is shining, the waves are calling, and the tropical waters beckon you for a refreshing swim. But wait, before you dive in, there’s something important you need to know about – box jellyfish season. These translucent creatures might look delicate, but they pack a punch that can ruin your day if you’re not careful. In this guide, we’ll…
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Sea turtle nests are mainly found on the beaches in the Bundaberg region, south of the Whitsundays. However, they are also popular in the Whitsundays & to assist you when you are out on the tours, below is information provided via the Great Barrier Reef Marina Park Authority (GBRMPA). Do your best to keep informed about our underwater world…
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Airlie Beach and the Whitsundays offers land tours so when the weather is not its usual ‘glorious day’ to be out on the water, then these are just some of the tours available. Crocodile Safari – enjoy a cruise up the Proserpine River for a leisure cruise to see the crocodiles in their natural habitat. Best time is winter when…
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Airlie Beach has quite a good range of caravan parks for those that like camping. If you are a backpacker and you want to stay in your camper van, you can pay a small fee to stay in the caravan parks and use their facilities like other campers. Most campsites also now offer cabins so compare prices as it might…
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