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The Whitsunday Islands are a group of 74 continental islands of various sizes. Of which he national park itself protects 32.)
Located off the central coast of Queensland, Australia, north of Brisbane.
Movie location: Whitehaven Beach and Hamilton Island were connected to the production and promotion of the films:
But we’ll tell you more about this later in the article…
Natural Beauty:
Apart from the luxury as well as beautiful resorts and absolute beautiful nature scenes, the islands also offer:
The Top 5 Whitsunday Islands – although most of the islands are not inhabited, there are a few that is worth spending a bit more time on:
You might like to read more about: Australia’s Kangaroo Island.
There are loads of beautiful places to stay. (Featured on the photo below: The InterContinental Hayman Island Resort, an IHG Hotel)
Swimming around the Whitsundays is generally safe and well managed, especially in popular areas.
During the warmer months, marine stingers can be present, which is why many tours provide protective stinger suits and clearly marked swimming zones. Crocodiles live in northern Queensland waters, but sightings around the main tourist islands are rare, and local operators follow strict safety guidelines.
Stick to advised swimming areas, listen to local advice, and enjoy the water with confidence — thousands of visitors do so every year without issue.
Facts:
• Marine stingers appear seasonally, mainly October to May
• Stinger suits are standard practice, not an emergency measure
• Crocodiles exist in the region but are uncommon around island resorts
“Ticket to Paradise”:
The movie was filmed in Australia, but most beach scenes people remember were not filmed on Whitehaven Beach itself. Some aerial shots and promotional footage were taken in the Whitsundays region, including around Hamilton Island, while many close-up beach scenes were filmed elsewhere in Queensland under controlled conditions.