Discover the wild beauty of Queensland’s islands with flexible water taxi transfers, camping on Whitehaven and Chance Bay, and experiencing pristine beaches and vibrant marine life. Perfect for adventurous spirits seeking freedom and natural beauty.
Transfer to the National Park Campsites around the Whitsunday Islands
Experience the freedom of camping on stunning islands with flexible transfers to explore at your own pace. Visit breathtaking locations like Whitehaven and Chance Bay, and enjoy the adventure of kayaking. This unique opportunity allows you to immerse yourself in nature while creating unforgettable memories under the stars.
*Please note times given below are direct time from Shute Harbour, Transfer times are dependent on how many locations needing to visit and the order in visiting, transfer loop of the islands can take up to 4 hours.
South Molle Group is approximate 15 mins Cid Harbour Group approximate 30 mins Whitehaven, Chance Bay and Cairn Beach approximate 1 hour Crayfish, Steens, Maureen's and Curlew approximate 1 - 1.5 hours
Why be on an organised tour when you can show yourself around? Camping is the best way to explore the Islands, visit the locations you want to visit, and spend as much time there as you like.
Transfers are available daily to, from and in-between island locations.
Please be sure to check both your departure and pick up date are available as some locations are more tidal restricted and may not be available each day.
Please Note: A National Park camping permit is essential for overnight stays. Check SCAMPER transfer times/availability before booking National Parks camping permit. Open fires on island national parks or beaches are not permitted.
Vessel capacity 20 passengers, 4 kayaks
Ideal for island camping and water-based activities, ensuring comfort and convenience.
Protect your skin while enjoying the sun and water activities without harming marine ecosystems.
Stay hydrated during your island adventures and reduce plastic waste.
Ensure safe transfers and plan your activities around weather conditions.
The Whitsundays have been inhabited by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years, with rich maritime traditions.
Local efforts focus on protecting coral reefs and marine life through sustainable tourism practices.
Provides shelter during your island camping trip, protecting against weather changes.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Allows close-up encounters with vibrant marine life just offshore.
Useful for water activities and camping comfort.
Allows preparing meals on longer trips.