Whitsunday Passage

Whitsunday Passage is made up of the northernmost islands of the Whitsundays. Most of them are uninhabited, although a few parks and accommodations have been built for tourism purposes. Whitsunday Passage is easily accessible from most of the coastal suburbs. The Whitsundays were named by Captain James Cook after discovering them in 1770. "Whit Sunday" was a religious holiday celebrated on the day of the discovery.

TheWhitsunday Passage is offshore from Airlie Beach. The main islands in the group are places where holiday resorts have been built and these include Brampton island, Long Island, Daydream island and the two largest, Hamilton Island and Hayman island. The largest island in the group is Whitsunday island but there is no resort on it.

Your adventures will be amidst the most scenically beautiful, uninhabited islands found in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. A unique journey that will stay with you for the rest of your life! Enjoy sailing the amazing blue waters, looking out for the whales, dolphins and turtles, visit stunning islands, catch fish and BBQ it for dinner, snorkel the stunning fringing reefs or lay back and relax at one of the Whitsunday resorts. The choice is yours, whatever your budget or needs we have something to suit you.

If you are looking for the perfect holiday, whether you want a romantic getaway or a family holiday full of fun and sun, then the Whitsunday Passage is the right place to come to. You will have everything at your fingertips and you will never want to leave. So call one of our friendly staff today to discuss booking your next venture to the Whitsundays Island Resorts.