Landmarks and Buildings
Abel Point Marina
Abel Point is Queensland's gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Whitsundays
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About This Attraction
Deja Vu is a boutique restaurant that offers tropical seaview dining over Airlie Beach and the azure Whitsunday Islands. Located at the base of Airlie's most famous hillside accommodation strip, Golden Orchid Drive, the restaurant is only a 100 metre walk from the main street of Airlie Beach.
Open five days per week, Deja vu is also home to the famous gastrotourism event 'The Long Sunday Lunch'. An eight course feast for only AUD44.50 per person. An extensive wine and beverage menu accompanies Deja Vu's modern Australian cuisine.
Personalised service and attention reign supreme with hands-on owner/manager/chefs Sarah and Patrice Duverger.
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Parks and Gardens
Airlie Beach Lagoon
The Airlie Beach Lagoon is situated right in the centre of Airlie Beach and has become the focal point of the area. When you want to meet someone you meet "at the Lagoon". If you want a great day of relaxation with no admission fee, "spend a day at the Lagoon". And the most rewarding thing of all is that the people of the Whitsundays have taken the Lagoon to their heart as much as tourists and visitors.
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Spas and Retreats
Airlie Day Spa and Hair Studio
The multi award winning Airlie Day Spa was established in 2006, out of the realisation that our clients want more than just a standard beauty treatment.
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Natural Attractions
Boathaven Beach
It's not every day that a town gets a new beach, but Airlie Beach is proud to announce the opening of the brand new Boathaven Beach! Part of the new Port of Airlie development, Boathaven Beach is situated on the new peninsula known as The Beacons, and boasts 60,000 cubic metres of soft, white sand, a northerly aspect and is the area's first true all-tide beach. Visitors and locals alike are loving Boathaven Beach already.
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