Choosing
Choosing a Whitehaven Beach Tour
The lookout or not, raft or catamaran, snorkel or no swim, how long on the sand, which end, fly or sail: every choice in order, with the fares.
Whitehaven Beach Guides
These are the long reads for the choices you make before you book one of the Whitehaven Beach guided tours. Do you want the lookout over Hill Inlet? What does each fare cost by the hour? How do you fit the beach into three days? Can you go on your own? And which boats take babies, toddlers and teenagers?
Start with choosing a Whitehaven Beach tour if you have not settled on a kind of day. Start with the prices if you have. The blog answers single questions in fewer words.
Itinerary
Three Days in Airlie Beach for Whitehaven Beach
Arrive and find your marina, the beach on day two, the reef or the air on day three, and what to move when the wind gets up.
On your own
Whitehaven Beach Without a Tour
Your own boat, a bareboat, a camping transfer or a kayak: where you may anchor, what the park asks of you, and when a crew is worth paying for.
Prices
Whitehaven Beach Tour Prices
What every fare buys and what it costs by the hour, from the half-day catamaran to the helicopter, with the extras and the refund rules.
Families
Whitehaven Beach with Kids
Babies, toddlers and teenagers: the age bands, the height rule, strollers, stinger suits, snorkelling and the days that suit a family best.
The walks, the snorkelling and the flights over Heart Reef are on things to do at the beach, every full day is on the Whitehaven Beach day tours page, and every tour is on Whitehaven Beach Tours.