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The Long Island Resort in Australia's Whitsundays Islands stands enveloped by frangipanis, coconut palms, tropical flame trees and a 2,500-acre rainforest, making it the perfect escape for travelers in the center of the Great Barrier Reef. With blue tropical waters and an archipelago of green islands and sandy atolls, scuba divers and snorkeling fans will discover a coral kaleidoscope of colors and shapes, while sun and sand worshipers can sink their toes into the soft white sands of Whitehaven Beach near the hotel. The Australian beach resort boasts parasailing, jet skiing, catamaran sailing, glass-bottom water bikes, water skiing, scuba diving, fishing trips and island cruises. Guests bound for the water can get snorkels, fins and other equipment from the hotel.
Guests at this resort can also enjoy secluded island picnics, full-service spa, outdoor pools, extensive entertainment areas, tropical gardens, tennis courts, a club for kids and transportation to the local airport. The resort's Palm Restaurant presents buffets for all three meals and the casual Café Paradiso serves pizzas, burgers and sandwiches.
The resort's 160 air-conditioned guestrooms feature private balconies with romantic views of the beach and gardens, Internet access, safes, refrigerators, coffeemakers, private bathrooms and color televisions. Lodge guestrooms provide budget accommodations with ceiling fans, shared bathrooms and a common room with television and coffeemakers.
The 74-island Whitsundays along the Queensland coast is bordered by the Great Barrier Reef, the blue Coral Sea, wooded peninsulas and sandy coves. The Long Island Resort mixes these colors and images so vacationers can create special memories right out of the blue.
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