Listed under Islands in Whitsunday Group, Australia.
74 islands make up the Whitsunday group, sprinkled down the Queensland coast surrounded by the bright blue waters of the Coral Sea and the Great Barrier Reef. You may have heard the names: Arlie Beach: holiday town, Whitehaven Beach: with its pristine white silica sand, Bowen: for more perfect beaches, Laguna: for tropical island golfing, Heart Reef (you may have only seen photos of this - it’s a heart shaped reef off one of the barrier islands) and Proserpine for fishing, these are the known attractions, but visitors will discover there is more to explore.
You’ll find lagoons with fish for watching and for fishing, marine life of all kinds including something like 400 different kinds of coral, forested interiors and both indulgent and basic accommodation. You can sail around yourself or island hop, only eight of the islands are inhabited and some are National Parks so you need special permission, but there is plenty to do. In fact there are so many options it is best if you just look at the photos…
Whitsundays Tourist Information.
Written by World Reviewer Staff.
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The Whitsundays is a microcosm of the Great Barrier Reef comprising of 74 Islands, 69 of them being National Parks that have not changed since they were discovered by Captain Cook in 1770.