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Frequently asked questions

How do we get to the Whitsundays?

There are a few different options that you can choose to get you to the Whitsundays and our Whitsundays tours. Taking a bus or self-driving is an option if land based travel is your preference. Airlie Beach is either a 13 hour drive north of Brisbane or an 8 hour drive south of Cairns.

Another option is to fly into Proserpine, about 25 mins from Airlie Beach, and main access point to the Whitsundays. Shuttle buses, taxi’s & Ubers operate daily from the airport.

Some people choose to fly into Hamilton Island and book a luxury hotel. However, you then need to take a ferry across to Airlie Beach, where most sailing tours depart from.

If I get seasick, can I still see the Whitsundays?

Yes you can still see the Whitsundays.

Whilst the waters around the Whitsundays are generally very calm we definitely recommend buying some motion sickness tablets in advance.

We would also recommend a stable catamaran tour as these make the trip and time on the water a bit smoother.

There are plenty of other ways to see the Whitsundays such as a popular scenic flight over the reef and islands.

Is there anywhere I can leave my bags while I am taking my tour on the Whitsundays?

Yes, of course. There is usually luggage storage facilities at your accommodation or at the check in office for your Whitsundays trip.

Can I bring my own alcohol on the Whitsundays tours?

For most overnight trips, you can, however you cannot bring any glass or red wine. Day boats usually have their own license unless specified otherwise.

Is the Whitsundays on the Outer Great Barrier Reef?

No. The Whitsundays are located in between the mainland and the Great Barrier Reef and are home to fringing coral reefs, which is perfect for snorkelling.

When is the best time of year to travel to the Whitsundays?

The Whitsundays are a great place to visit all year round. The high season is considered to be the wet season, but is the warmest time of year to visit.

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