Dugong Beach Whitsunday Island

Dugong Beach, situated on the captivating Whitsunday Island in the Whitsunday Islands National Park, offers an idyllic camping experience surrounded by lush rainforest and stunning coastal beauty.

Additional rules

1) Open fires: Prohibited.

2) Generators: Not permitted.

Things to know

The camping site is accessible solely by boat, offering a serene and exclusive experience. The harbor provides a safe and protected anchorage for boats, with access being most favorable during mid to high tide. The camping area boasts seven designated camping sites, making it suitable for both walk-in camping and large groups. The maximum occupancy for the area is 36 people, ensuring a peaceful and uncrowded experience. The campsite surfaces consist of sand and dirt, blending harmoniously with the natural surroundings. Facilities include non-flush composting toilets for environmentally responsible waste management, as well as picnic tables for outdoor dining. Mobile phone coverage is not available.

Neighborhood

There are many attractions near Dugong Beach, including a variety of hiking trails through the surrounding rainforest. Visitors can also take a boat tour of the Whitsunday Islands or explore the nearby Great Barrier Reef. The enchanting Dugong-Sawmill track is nearby, inviting visitors to take leisurely strolls through towering hoop pines and the refreshing shade of tropical rainforests. As you explore, keep an eye out for the occasional appearance of turtles or dugongs, offering a glimpse into the marine life of the area. For those with a spirit of adventure, canoeing and kayaking opportunities await in the nearby Cid harbour.