Discover amazing places to visit, from scenic lookouts and wildlife encounters to museums and galleries.
Positioned on the absolute ocean front the Coral Sea Resort's, Clipper Lounge Bar and Grill boasts the best dining position in Airlie Beach.
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The Collinsville Coalface Experience celebrates the unique nature of Australia's coal mining heritage; and the battles, victories, hardships and joys of life for the coal miner - above ground and below, across the decades.
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Colour Me Crazy is an amazing eclectic Aladdins cave. There are jewels and home wares from all parts of the world, beautiful unusual clothing that you will not find anywhere else. Truly an amazing store
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Conway National Park is a peaceful coastal park overlooking the Whitsunday Passage, protecting rainforest-clad mountains, forested hills and deep valleys. The Gia and Ngaro Elders, Traditional Owners of the Conway Ranges, say 'Wadda-moolie' (welcome) to their traditional country. It is home to Proserpine rock-wallabies and two of Australia
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In Conway State Forest along the rugged Conway Range, explore lowland tropical rainforest, picturesque creeks and lofty peaks overlooking Airlie Beach. This forest is home to 20 rainforest plants found only in this region and offers a refuge for wildlife. The buff-breasted paradise-kingfisher migrates from Papua New Guinea to breed here. Discover the forest's secrets on a short or long walk. Three walks begin from the carpark, ranging from the two kilometre Kingfisher circuit to the 30 kilometre, three-day Whitsunday Great! Walk (which is closed during February and March). Camping fees apply and bookings are essential. Look for brilliant blue Ulysses butterflies. Get a sense of the history of the region from old snigging tracks used for carting timber in logging days. Tracks may be closed in wet weather; check conditions before setting out.
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Located at the northern end of Daydream Island, the Rejuvenation Spa is an award winning facility that combines an extensive array of health and beauty treatments with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean and pool to pamper and reinvigorate the mind, body and soul.
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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.
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By popular demand the Down Under Bar (DUB) is in Airlie Beach! With the Number One Backpacker and Student Bar and Grill in Brisbane this is sure to be the place to be seven nights a week !
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Drop Zone, off Airlie Beach located on the Great Barrier Reef is a drift dive with attitude! Drop into this dive and let the current do its thing. Featuring soft corals, whip corals, staghorn forests and resident turtles. As with all strong currents, keep your eyes peeled for pelagic activity.
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Endota Spa Airlie Beach is situated within two five star resorts, Pinnacles, golden orchid drive and new in 2009 Peppers Coral Coast, hermitage drive, both with breath taking views and superbly lush relaxing environments.
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Situated on the Great Barrier Reef, Fairey Reef has a number of excellent dive sites that are popular with local dive tour operators. Sites such as Henry's Bommie, Little Fairey Inlet, The Shoals and Tina's Arm are all located at Fairey Reef.
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