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Europcar Airlie Beach Address
398 Shute Harbour Road
Airlie Beach
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Ten Things To Do Close To Airlie Beach
- Never scuba dived before? Then Airlie is the perfect place to do an introductory course. The beautiful underwater attractions nearby make it a worthwhile investment, and its a useful qualification to have.
- Many charters run out to the Great Barrier Reef, one of the natural wonders of the world. Experience the colours, the coral and the fish for yourself on a day trip out.
- A half hour drive from town lies the Cedar Creek Falls. The pristine Cedar Creek flows over a steep rock face into a large rock pool that is popular amongst swimmers. The falls are very impressive after a heavy rainfall.
- Airlie is the gateway to the Whitsundays, and there is so much to discover amongst these 74 islands. A sailing trip is the ultimate way to do this, where you can enjoy seeing the sights and meeting other travellers.
- Whitehaven Beach is one of the top ten beaches in the world, and is even visible from space. Take a day charter out here and bask on the brilliant white sands. Hill Inlet is just around the corner and is definitely worth a look.
- If you're stuck for something to do then head over to the Vic Hislop Shark and Whale Exposition, which has real live great white sharks that Vic has hunted frozen in large glass freezers.
- Conway National Park is a 22,500 ha park that includes the rainforest clad Conway Peninsula. Its extremely popular amongst bushwalkers, and has a number of demarcated walking trails.
- Inland of Airlie lies Lake Proserpine, also known as the Peter Faust Dam. Stocked regularly with barramundi, it is a favourite haunt amongst fishermen and boaters. Enjoy catching and cooking your dinner!
- Sundown cruises leave Abel Point Marina every evening. A tour of the magnificent yachts harboured in the marina and then of the Airlie coastline is a great way to end your day, especially with a drink in hand.
- The nightlife in Airlie is renowned around the country because of the multitudes of backpackers that converge onto the town. Enjoy a meal at a fine restaurant and then hit the clubs for a night you won't forget!
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