Whitsundays and Airlie Beach
Whitsundays and Airlie Beach
The Whitsundays After Dark
Balmy, tropical nights, spectacular sunsets and a casual relaxed atmosphere guaratees that the dining and Whitsunday afterdark activities are every bit as entertaining as during the day. And because it's a holiday town, every day is an excuse to kick back and enjoy the food and merriment. Island resorts feature nightly entertainment ranging from live bands to cabaret and theme nights. Many, like Hamilton, Daydream and Lindeman even have their own nightclubs.
Not to be outdone, mainland Whitsundays also has numerous bars and restaurants scattered throughout. A number of these, like the famous Hog's Breath Saloon, Charlies Round the Bend and KC's Chargrill feature live music ranging from African reggae to jazz. Dress code in the Whitsundays is casual.
One of the best things about dining out in the Whitsundays is the variety. That's because the Whitsundays is home to an amazing cross-section of cultures from all around the world. This is reflected in dishes of Indian, Italian, Cajun, European and Asian origin. Not surprisingly, many of the restaurants specialise in fresh local seafood and grain fed beef. The Whitsunday's unique position on the North Queensland coast guarantees access to a variety of seafood from succulent king prawns and bugs, mud crabs and barramundi to reef fish like coral trout and red emperor.
