Whitehaven Beach

Whitsunday Island Whitsundays, Queensland 4802

Pick one tourism brochure at Airlie, and you're sure to see a picture of Whitehaven Beach. Having 98% of pure silica sand, and an ocean water of pale jade, turqouise, aqua, and teal coexisting with gentle hills, and vibrant scenery, makes Whitehaven perfect for a tourism campaign. No lodgings are available since the beach is considered as a National Park, but aerial views and camping opportunities are feasible. A stop at Airlie Beach is a must upon going to Whitehaven, with modes of transportation such as ferry, seaplane and a helicopter ride. Other activity options while in the island include kayaking, ocean rafting, snorkeling, or jet boating. Hill Inlet provides an amazing point of lookout over the beach itself. Escaping over to Whitehaven Beach is an experience like no other, and the beach will tell you why.