Whitsunday Islands, Australia: Camping Grounds
The most comprehensive form of accommodation available to Whitsunday Island travellers, is camping. As most of the islands are classified as National Parks, the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service are responsible for upholding 21 different camping grounds with eco-friendly facilities and are the issuers of compulsory camping permits. Camping is a fantastic form of cheap, island accommodation and allows participants the chance and freedom to explore an isolated island paradise, thriving in unique Australian wildlife, natural rainforests and desolate beaches.
Transport to different Whitsunday Island camping grounds includes water taxis, Helicopter flights, Seaplane journeys, or onboard any type of chartered, private or bareboat sailing vessel. From the mainland or Hamilton Island, popular camping grounds are easily accessible. As well as all the resort islands, the Whitsunday Islands which have camping grounds include Henning, Lindeman, Planton, Shaw, South and North Molle, Tancred, South Repulse, Whitsunday, Thomas, Hood and Denman. More specifically, popular camping ground sites can be found at Whitehaven Beach, Dugong Beach and Joes Beach on Whitsunday Island, Maureen’s Cove on Hook Island and Paddle Bay and Sandy Bay on the Molle Group of Islands.
Camping can be the most enjoyable part of a Whitsunday Island exploration, but campers must remember to always be self-sufficient and understand the important rules and guidelines, which are aimed at ensuring the environment stays minimally tarnished. For every overnight stay, campers are expected to hold a current camping permit, available for a nominal fee from the QNPWS office in Airlie Beach. Every Whitsunday Island is a piece of paradise and camping ensures travellers optimal possibilities of experiencing the true beauty and mystifying natural spectacles each island has to offer.
Originally posted 2010-12-07 07:29:10. Republished by Blog Post Promoter