Whitsundays Honeymoon
Discover the Whitsundays for a honeymoon or romantic getaway holiday: romantic sunsets over crystal clear waters and balmy moonlit nights under swaying palm trees make the Whitsunday Islands a truly memorable honeymoon destination for any newlywed.
As one of the world’s top honeymoon destinations, the Whitsundays offer 74 islands – only eight of which are inhabited – sheltered by one of the world’s seven natural wonders, the Great Barrier Reef. The iconic Whitsunday islands of Hayman, Hamilton, Daydream, Brampton, Long and South Molle stand out as Australia's top honeymoon destinations.
And don’t forget the Whitsunday Coast, with its pristine national parks and bustling, friendly coastal towns that offer an endless array of fun-filled activities. The Whitsundays is located around 1100km north of Brisbane and around 600km south of Cairns.
Accommodation
The Whitsunday Islands offer newlyweds some of the most romantic locations in the world and are typically one island, one resort. Combine the superb facilities and huge choice of activities, including snorkelling, scuba diving, fishing, swimming or simple relaxation, and you have the makings of the honeymoon of a lifetime.
On the mainland, bustling Airlie Beach offers a range of accommodation to suit all budgets and a plethora of land- and water-based activities. |
Best time to visit the Whitsundays?
The Whitsundays enjoys a tropical climate with hot summers, warm winters and a pleasant spring and autumn. Summer, from December to February, averages between 25°C and 31°C and winter from 18°C to 26°C. For more climate info: Whitsundays Weather Guide
Note: The waters of tropical Queensland are home to marine stingers and jellyfish. The high risk season is from October to May. Most accredited Whitsunday tour operators offer protective ‘stinger suits’ to all customers at little or no cost.
However, if you do get stung do not rub the sting area instead apply vinegar immediately and seek medical attention urgently. Dial 000 for an ambulance. |