Whitsunday Passage

The Whitsunday Passage, a waterway that winds through the heart of the Whitsunday Islands in northeastern Australia, is an integral part of the Great Barrier Reef. Named by Captain James Cook in 1770, this passage is surrounded by some of Australia’s most popular tourist destinations. The islands, with their lush greenery and pristine beaches, offer a serene and picturesque setting. Visitors can explore the clear blue waters, enjoy sailing, or simply take in the natural beauty of the region. The passage itself provides a tranquil route for boats, making it a key part of the local maritime experience.