10 reasons: Why Everyone Should Visit for Adventure Sailing in the Whitsundays
If your travel bucket list does not have adventure sailing in Whitsunday island, then get ready to add it now! Just imagine the cool breeze passing through your hair, splattering on your face and the sunlight appears scattered on the sails around the most beautiful islands in the world.
Surprising, but in fact, Whitsundays Travel Sailing offers you all that and more. Basically, the Whitsundays are a group of about 74 islands distributed between Queensland, Australia and the northeast coast of Great Barrier beef. To help you explore the Whitsundays Islands, we have found 10 ultimate reasons to choose an adventure sailing in the Whitsundays:-
1) Great food and drink: — Eat fresh seafood directly from the sea at some of Airlift Beach’s top restaurants including Fish D’Wine, Caper, Hemingway and Barcelona. The incredible and varied menu has something for everyone and a dish to please every type of food.
2) Enjoy the beautiful weather throughout the year: — The Whitsundays has amazing weather throughout the year, where you can get away from singlets, sunnies and thongs all year round! The tropical climate allows for clear sunny days in winter and long, tropical days in summer.
3) Marine life is as friendly as people: — Be prepared to have an encounter with some amazing marine residents while snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.When you examine fringing reefs, you are very likely to see some local residents including Humphead Maori Wrasse, green sea turtles and clownfish!
4) Ride on a semi-submarine or visit the underwater observatory:-
If you don’t like snorkelling & want to stay dry, then there is still an amazing option for you to enjoy. You can explore the reef and aquatic life in the Whitsunday Islands. Heart Raft has a semi-submarine, which moves with the reef wall in Hardy Reef, will offer you loads of things to enjoy. During Ride on a semi-submarine, you will see colourful corals and an immense type of fish like clownfish and Maori wrasse. Besides, there is also an undersea observatory, where you will see giant trevally fish, especially at night.
