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Our 74 Islands are a sailor’s paradise. Regarded as a world premier sailing destination, with less distances to travel and a fast sailing boat to get you there.
Our Islandive adventures are designed to create a memorable tour and to sail you comfortably around the scenic Whitsunday Islands.
One of Australia’s most desirable sailing vacations destination, centrally located on the Queensland Coast in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, the Whitsunday Islands region boasts more than 100 tropical islands rising from pristine waters and a vibrant coast.
Sail the calm and pristine waters, enjoy the secluded anchorages and private beaches or visit the well known whitsunday islands such as: Hayman, Hamilton, Daydream, South Molle, Club Med Lindeman and Club Crocodile Long Island.
As if you need to proof as to the why this is a sailors paradise, have a look at our annual sailing calendar found at the Whitsunday Sailing Club web site.
Here you will find such spectacular events as the Hamilton Island race week, an impressive event that attracts thousands of sailors along with hundreds of the most sophisticated racing machines from all over the globe.
There is litteraly over 50 different racing and sailing events throughout the year.
Very fortunately the Whitsunday Islands are a really big place, the Island Group is around 100 miles long and reaches 30 miles out away from the mainland. There is always a quiet corner and hundreds of anchorages to enjoy. Even if you sail here for years you will always find the conditions exciting and challenging.
Join us on any of vessels and the skippers and crew will happily share their knowledge of sailing with you.
For our crew sailing is their love and passion so if you ask , it will only be natural that you can get involved...
Here at Islandive we also have a new sail training course so we can help you achieve your competant crew certificate, whilst sailing on a regular holiday tour. Just Email kassie@islandive.com
Visit our vessel Whitsunday Blue to see your quality sail training vessel
Sail away with us...
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