Daydream Island Resort

Airy resort with luxe accommodations, plus an expansive pool, a spa and upscale dining. Steps from the beach, this ocean-view luxury resort is on a remote island in the Great Barrier Reef. The airy rooms, suites and villas have floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies with garden or ocean views. Suites add sitting rooms; upgraded units feature swim-out pool access. Beachfront villas add sleek private pools. There's also a beach house with a garden, as well as penthouses offering sweeping ocean views and/or butler service. Breakfast is offered in a beachfront restaurant. There are 4 other upscale restaurants and an elegant bar, plus an expansive palm tree-lined outdoor pool, a spa, a fitness centre and water sports (fee).

Whitehaven Beach is a breathtaking paradise with its pristine white silica sands and vibrant turquoise waters, perfect for a sun-soaked escape.

Whitsundays is an island group locality in the Whitsunday Region, Queensland, Australia. It consists of the Whitsunday Group of islands off the Queensland east coast in the Coral Sea, which is a mix of inhabited and uninhabited islands. In the 2021 census, Whitsundays had a population of 2,281 people.

Escape to this tropical gem where modern vibes meet stunning ocean views, great dining, and vibrant playgrounds, perfect for adventure or relaxation.

Nestled on a serene bay, this chic beachfront resort boasts luxurious Balinese-style villas, a stunning pool, and lush surroundings—perfect for a relaxing getaway.

A rustic-chic café serving upscale meals and share plates with a quirky twist, including sizzling meat cooked on hot rocks right at your table.

Experience the charm of a tropical fruit farm where cozy en-suite cottages meet daily fruit tastings and delightful stories from passionate hosts.

The Walter Taylor Bridge, a heritage-listed gem, is the Southern Hemisphere’s only habitable bridge, blending pedestrian pathways with striking architecture.

Laid-back all-inclusive lodge in the outback offering understated quarters, an outdoor pool & a bar. At the foot of Mount Mulligan in the North Queensland outback, this laid-back all-inclusive lodge is a 35-minute helicopter ride from Cairns and 49 km from State Route 27. Understated rooms provide mountain views, wood panelling and vaulted ceilings, as well as open-air baths. All offer free minibars and loaner electric buggies. The 1- and 2-bedroom suites have separate living rooms. A restaurant features wood beams. Other amenities include an outdoor pool, plus a bar, and a lounge with a fireplace. Tours of an on-site abandoned town, coal mine and gold fields are available.

A family-friendly beachside bistro serving up delicious burgers, seafood, and pizza, with stunning ocean views and a relaxed vibe perfect for casual dining.