Adventure Airlie Beach

Discover The Whitsundays with thrilling activities such as Segway tours, skydiving, jet skiing, sunset cruises, water bikes, sea kayaking, and glass-bottom boat tours. Additionally, you can enjoy mountain biking on South Molle Island, tuk-tuk tours, and progressive dinner tours in Airlie Beach.

Stay

Airlie Beach is a popular destination for all types of travellers, as many different accommodation options are available to suit any budget or preference. Whether you prefer to stay in the lively village centre, where you can find a variety of friendly accommodations and convenient services within walking distance, or you prefer to park your caravan in one of the many nearby parks, there is something for everyone. If you like to be in the middle of the action, a central location will give you immediate access to all the excitement, while those who seek peace will appreciate the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding bushland.

 

Eat, Drink & Be Merry

As the sun sets and dusk descends, Airlie Beach comes alive with a vibrant nightlife, bustling with culinary and cocktail adventures along the main street.

There are plenty of restaurants and bars serving up local and international flavours, accompanied by live music and dance, creating the perfect atmosphere for an evening of merriment.

The town’s nightlife is not just about indulging in delicious food and drinks; it’s a cultural experience enriched by the camaraderie of sailing tours after parties and the exploration of Airlie’s famous nightclub strip.

For those in search of the perfect drink, our “Cocktails of Airlie Beach” blog will guide you through the best cocktail crawl spots.

Explore Nature

Explore the breathtaking natural landscapes and pristine beaches on the mainland by taking the coastal trail from Airlie Beach to Bowen or strolling along the boardwalk from Cannonvale to Airlie Beach.

For peace and quiet, head to the Hydeaway Bay and Cape Gloucester regions, where you’ll find secluded beaches perfect for fishing or beachcombing. Camp at Lake Proserpine and take a crocodile safari along the Proserpine River to witness Australia’s iconic wildlife. Venture into the hinterland to encounter lush rainforests, hidden waterfalls, and walking trails.

Don’t miss the chance to witness migrating humpback whales from June to September, as they seek refuge among the islands to mate and give birth, offering an exceptional experience of nature’s beauty in the Whitsundays.

Working The Whitsundays

The Whitsundays offers diverse employment opportunities in hospitality, maritime, and agriculture. Whether you want to crew on boats and yachts, work in hospitality, or engage in farming, there are plenty of options available. Additionally, Bowen is the premier destination for fruit picking in Central Queensland, providing a great option for those seeking work to extend their visa through regional work.

To learn more about balancing work and leisure, check out our “Work and Play in The Whitsundays” resource. This guide provides valuable insights on how to make the most of your time in this beautiful region, ensuring a fulfilling experience that combines work, exploration, and relaxation.