Whitehaven Beach hardly needs it's own description as it's not only the Whitsundays most popular destination, but one of the worlds top 5 beaches as well.

It's now possible to include 2 different locations on 2 different islands during a 3 day/2night self camping trip. This option takes in the first night at Whitehaven Beach and the 2nd night at Crayfish Bay. You get an outstanding beach and awesome snorkelling all in the 1 package !

Cockatoo Beach at the southern end of North Molle Island features a number of large campsites around the forest edge. There is a small water tank here providing seasonal water supplies.

Just off South Molle Island to the south east is tiny Denman Island. This is one of the few, true 'Robinson Curusoe' camp sites left in the world. With very few visiting vessles and a maximum of 6 persons at anyone time, this is truly a unique experience.

Planton Island, line Denman Island also offers that unique deserted island experience that is only possible in a few places left in the world today. Just off shore from South Molle Island, Planton Island camp site is located just a few meters from the beach in a dry rainforest area.

You'll find Sandy Bay on the western side of South Molle Island. This is a great campsite for bushwalkers with 15km of graded walking tracks passing through grasslands, open forests and rainforests to lookouts with spectacular views.

Dugong Beach campground is popular with local residents as it is suited to large groups. The campground is located in a dry rainforest setting and is well shaded from sunlight. There is an enjoyable dry rainforest walk connecting Dugong Beach campground to Sawmill Beach campground, which displays the visual attributes and ecology of such as system. Please keep to the main walking track and do not create or follow informal walking trails. There is no track to Whitsunday Peak.

Joe's Beach provides a secluded campsite and beach area with outstanding views of Cid Island and the Molle Islands. The fringing reef provides good snorkelling, and is exposed during low tide.

This site has outstanding views of Cid Island and the sourrounding Cid Harbour. Set under the rainforest canopy, tucked against a steep hill, this tiny camp site and beach is passed often by yachts coming and going from Cid Harbour, but is very rarely visited. A reef line is close to shore with good access at mid-tide and plenty of anchorage.

Until about 1901 the sawmill on this site was used to cut hoop pines obtained from the surrounding hills. It is a pleasant camping area, divided by a seasonal creek. A short track passes through a palm thicket and follows the creek for 200m to the water tank. Dugong Beach is reached via a meandering track through coastal rainforest. The anchorage is very popular and smaller boats can be beached.

Crayfish Bay is located on the Eastern shores of Hook Island and offers outstanding snorkelling in a remote destination.

Maureens Cove at the top (or North) side of Hook Island is probably one of the Whitsundays best snorkelling and diving sites. Perfectly sheltered from the south east winds, it offers outstanding corals, prolific fish life and often crystal clear visibility.