You’ve probably heard of the Whitsundays – beautiful Australian tropical islands with white sandy beaches and coral reefs. Maybe you’ve been to a resort on one of the islands, or taken a flight or a cruise from Shute Harbour. All the year round, many visitors come from all over the world, as well as from all Australian states and territories to enjoy the beaches, the reefs, the fishing and many other pastimes. Whether it be to relax on the beach or to enjoy the adrenalin rush of sky-diving, the Whitsundays provide all this and more.
What happens, though, if you enjoy looking at that beautiful blue-green water, with islands, nearby and distant, across the Whitsunday Passage, but can’t bear the thought of stepping on board a boat, much less getting into one of those tiny planes, or even worse – a helicopter! And the Great Barrier Reef is a 40km “voyage”….
Or maybe you’ve “Been there, done that”, taken a couple of day cruises, and your budget is blowing out. What else is there to do?
All you really want to do is lie in the sun on a nice sandy beach and relax. Maybe you’ll drop in...
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