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Whitsundays

Peppers Airlie Beach

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A stylish seaside resort

This sophisticated hotel has been specifically designed to fit into its lush, seaside surroundings. With views of the Whitsunday Passage, it’s the perfect place to escape for a North Queensland holiday.

The décor in the 102 stylish spa apartments features soothing tones, with unobtrusive splashes of colour and pattern as accents.  Step out onto a wide veranda and breathe in the fresh sea air, or put your feet up in your spacious lounge area.

A fully-equipped kitchen means guests hardly have to venture outside their apartment, but the hotel’s Tides Restaurant and Bar offers diners not only fresh Australian dishes, but also beautiful views out over the water. The modest menu features varied and exciting flavours and locally sourced produce.

Revitalise completely by booking some time at the endota spa. The menu includes facials, massages and a range of full-body treatments. For the ultimate indulgence, opt for the signature endota rapt – footbath, clay cocoon and organic facial.

Going beyond the hotel, you can easily explore the nearby waterways and the Great Barrier Reef, or make the most of what Airlie Beach itself has to offer as far as shopping and entertainment are concerned.

Highlights

102 rooms

Restaurant and bar

Gym

Spa

Pool

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Whatever you want from your adventure in Whitsundays, our team of expert travel designers are ready to help.

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InterContinental Hayman Island

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InterContinental Hayman Island
Found sitting pretty on a five by three-mile private island, located in the very north of the Whitsunday Islands, you’ll find the modernist InterContinental Hayman Island. This island is filled with wonderful flora and fauna such as brightly coloured birds, wallabies and a beautiful variety of sea life along the Great Barrier Reef. The interior is extremely slick in design thanks to a multi-million-pound refurbishment, and the hard lines of the white walls and stone floors
Ariel view of waves breaking on a forested shoreline