Airlie Beach: Full-Day Sail to Whitehaven and Snorkeling

Airlie Beach: Full-Day Sail to Whitehaven and Snorkeling

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Sail to the world-famous Whitehaven Beach. Chill out on deck or join in pulling up the sails. Visit the Hill Inlet Lookout, enjoy a picnic lunch, and go snorkeling on the fringing Great Barrier Reef.

Highlights

Sail across to Whitehaven
Snorkel on a fringing reef
Walk to the lookout at Hill Inlet and enjoy spectacular views of Whitehaven Beach

Description

Jump on board a classic 62-ft gaff-rigged schooner and feel the breeze as you sail across to Whitehaven. Help out to pull up the sails or relax in the sunshine on the deck. Enjoy some morning tea with home-baked chocolate brownies. Sail across the Whitsunday Passage and take a leisurely pace towards Tongue Bay. Look out for turtles swimming through the warm water. Anchor close to shore and walk up to Hill Inlet. Take in the views of the white sands and turquoise waters of Whitehaven Beach and discover why it’s been voted one of the 10 best beaches in the world. Head back to the boat for a picnic lunch of wraps and homemade frittata. Set sail again and continue to the snorkeling spot on the fringing reef. Savor a refreshing fruit platter in the afternoon and perhaps buy a cocktail from the onboard bar.

Includes

All reef taxes included Morning tea, lunch, and afternoon fruit Snorkel gear Stinger suits provided in summer Chilled drinking water (please bring your own water bottle) Informative guides (some are marine biologists)