Airlie Beach

Great Guys

Its now December 20 and time is flying by in this sun filled beautiful adventure. I sit here writing this in the town of Cairns. I should have also written more in 1770 and Airlie Beach. It happens so often that while on the road you can become distracted with all the new beautiful friends and experiences.

Sincerely yours

Airlie Beach - Quite a wake up call from the sleepy surfing town of 1770. Airlie is alive and vibrant, the port of call for the Whittsunday islands. The town is full of happy tourists waiting there turn to check out the islands! There is no shortage of bars, clubs or general tomfoolery to be had here. Once on the boats themselves it becomes clear immediately that the wait is no doubt worth every minute. Beautiful blue water full of life in a beautiful tropical setting. I recall swimming just above a big blue fish and I could hear him chomping away at the reef. My trip was a two day and a night aboard a sailboat. The first day we snorkeled in the " Fish Bowl" I quote that because just yesterday I dove in a another Fish Bowl here in Cairns haha. So yea after the Bowl we went to another location for another short snorkel, it was less impressive than the first, but a bad swim on The Great Barrier Reef is better than any day in the office. After a full day off snorkeling and kayaking we set sail to watch the sunset above some picturesque mountains, sipping only the finest wine you can get.......under 10$.

The next morning came too quickly! With Goon on my breath and a unbearable headache we set off to the beaches of Whittsunday. The Beaches and views on this little island is worth every penny. There is a secret little beach if you follow the water. check the picture below!

Secret Beach Whittsunday Island