BIG4 Holiday Parks in The Whitsundays
Queensland, Australia
Think ‘perfect beach holiday’ and chances are you’ll evoke images that resemble the Whitsundays.
Whatever interest or experience inspires your break, BIG4 Holiday Parks offers family-friendly cabin accommodation, caravan sites, and camping in the Whitsundays at Airlie Beach and Bowen – both are ideal bases.
Think ‘perfect beach holiday’ and chances are you’ll evoke images that resemble the Whitsundays.
Whatever interest or experience inspires your break, BIG4 Holiday Parks offers family-friendly cabin accommodation, caravan sites, and camping in the Whitsundays at Airlie Beach and Bowen – both are ideal bases.
Parks in The Whitsundays
Parks in The Whitsundays
Things to See and Do in The Whitsundays
Providing easy access to the Great Barrier Reef, the Whitsundays region is pure bliss. At its core is the Whitsunday Islands, which consists of 74 stunning islands that suit a feast of activity.
Various attention-grabbers are among them: Daydream, Hamilton, and Hayman Island are all household names that epitomise the resort lifestyle.
The largest of the 74 islands is Whitsunday Island, home to Whitehaven Beach. This white-sand wonder extends more than 7km and constantly picks up awards for its aesthetic awesomeness. A lookout at Tongue Point provides the best views of Whitehaven Beach.
With the Great Barrier Reef on its doorstep – cue ample opportunities for diving and snorkelling – the Whitsundays’ appeal is immense. A host of tour operators will lead you to the action. Or take to the air for an unforgettable scenic flight over the aptly named Heart Reef.
Airlie Beach is the Whitsunday Coast’s largest town and this lively spot provides a wide range of amenities, a buzzing nightlife, and two glistening beaches.
Bowen sits at the top of the Whitsundays and is one of Queensland’s oldest towns. It boasts eight alluring beaches.
Whether swimming, diving, snorkelling, sailing, fishing, whale watching (June to September), or simply relaxing by the beach, the Whitsundays is packed with water-based fun.
On dry land, walk through superb national parks, photograph gushing waterfalls, and retrace history at Proserpine Museum.
Caravan Parks in Whitsundays
One of Australia’s favourite playgrounds is the Whitsundays region, with the magnificent Great Barrier Reef within easy striking distance for day trips, and the enviable year-round sunshine the region enjoys. BIG4 caravan parks are very popular with holiday-seekers looking for that perfect break throughout the year, whether that’s road-trippers having extended breaks either heading north or south, or families reaching the region for that once-in-a-lifetime holiday.
Camping in Whitsundays
Camping holidays in the Whitsundays are the stuff of legend, with quality camp sites and camping grounds dotted throughout the region. With campgrounds so close to natural attractions and a variety of camping on offer – glamping anyone? – is it any wonder it’s so popular with holiday-seekers needing to get closer to nature.
Cabins in Whitsundays
Why would you stay in a cramped motel miles from the beach when you can wake up each morning and have sand under your toes within seconds from your BIG4 cabin? Our parks are located near some of the best beaches throughout Australia, and with the luxury accommodation on offer, right down to cheap, budget-friendly options, you can have the holiday of your dreams in accommodation you deserve.
Heart Reef
Daydream Island
Whitehaven Beach
The Whitsundays Touring Routes
Looking for inspiration on where to go and what there is to see along the way? Follow a BIG4 Touring Itinerary and experience the best of Queensland. Toast to the Coast, and the Great Barrier Reef touring routes both incorporate the Whitsundays.
Toast to the Coast
Gold Coast to Cooktown
Make sure there is ample space on the camera’s memory card to snap away at gobsmacking scenery, including some of the country's best beaches and the world’s most incredible rainforests.
Great Barrier Reef
Brisbane to Cairns
One of the Seven Wonders of the Natural World; two million visitors every year; a World Heritage listing – the Great Barrier Reef is majestic. Create lifelong memories by comprehensively exploring this prized asset.