Your Daydream Island Guide

If you are thinking of visiting Queensland’s Daydream Island, our goal is to provide you with all the information you need to help you plan the holiday of a lifetime.

Accommodation at the resort, the activities you can enjoy, getting here and away – we’ve got it all covered!

Overview
The amazing Daydream Island is situated just off the coast of Queensland, and is part of the famous Whitsundays group. With three beautiful beaches, lush green flora, a pleasant climate, excellent resort accommodation and plenty of activities to enjoy, the easily accessible Daydream Island makes the ideal location for your tropical island getaway.

Daydream Island Accommodation Daydream Island Resort and Spa provides the visitor with the choice of an impressive selection of rooms and suites, which come finished in a comfortable and contemporary style, offering you some breath-taking views of the island and surrounding area. The ever-popular resort has earned itself an enviable reputation in the region.

Activities on Daydream Island Although many visitors come for the island’s peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, there are plenty of activities available for you to enjoy if you so wish: many of which are complimentary to guests of the resort. Explore your surroundings by kayak or catamaran, play a game of tennis or beach volleyball or take a walk through the beautiful rainforest.

The Living Reef As one of the largest man made reef lagoons in the world, the Living Reef is a star attraction for all ages and can be considered for most people to be a “must-see”. A fun – and completely safe – way to get to see sharks, stingrays, barramundi and much more up close: you may even get a chance to feed them! Don’t miss it!

You can also snorkel or scuba dive and get to see some of the diverse underwater life up close. Maybe you would like to hire a jet-ski, or take a trip on a Glass Bottom Fishing Tinny? These are just some of the many options available to guests of Daydream Island.


Daydream Island can be reached from the mainland by boat which takes around 30 minutes, or for the adventurous, why not take a helicopter ride and enjoy some incredible birds-eye views of the Whitsunday Islands?