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Cedar Creek Falls

A short drive from Proserpine will get you to Cedar Creek Falls, the largest waterfall in the area that cascades into calm waters below. Pack your bathers because this natural pool is safe to swim in and a great spot to cool off in the heat. During the wet season, there are stunning white cedar trees to see and an array of wildlife, including colourful butterflies, fish and turtles in the waterhole. The best time of year to visit is during the wet season, as this is when the falls are their best, and the greenery is thriving. Come early if you want to avoid the crowds so you can have this enchanting oasis to yourself.

Discover the Whitsunday Islands

The Whitsundays are a group of 74 gorgeous islands that boast dazzling white sand beaches and crystal clear waters. They are a picture-perfect tropical paradise and one to add to the bucket list. Island hop from island to island via kayak, swim in the turquoise waters and snorkel in the Live Reef at Daydream Island among hundreds of species of fish and marine life. Tour Heart Reef via a helicopter ride over the stunning waters or a glass-bottom boat tour. See the islands from a birds-eye view in a seaplane tour over the islands and relax on the gorgeous white sandy shores. There is no lack of things to do and see in the Whitsunday Islands.

Take a Crocodile Cruise on the Proserpine River

What better way to see crocodiles than in their natural habitat and in the wild. The Proserpine River is home to the most significant density of crocodiles in the area, meaning this is a great space to see the crocs in the wild. There are multiple tours to choose from that will safely cruise along the Proserpine River and explore the tropical environment. Learn about the wetlands, mangrove ecosystems, and other wildlife in the area. So pack your camera and get ready for a day of exploring and spotting crocodiles.

Airlie Beach

Spend the day exploring the seaside town of Airlie Beach. From booking a cruise and riding jet skis, walking along one of the many hiking tracks and exploring by foot, visiting the Beak Lookout for a beautiful panoramic view over the water and islands, shopping in the boutique stores, and enjoying a delicious dinner with sunset water views, there is so much to do in Airlie Beach. When you're done exploring, spend time relaxing on the beach and soaking up the sun.

Proserpine Golf Club

The Proserpine Golf Course is a wonderful country golf course that is perfect for all golfers. If you're a beginner, the Pro shop has you covered and can set you up with your own set of clubs. Book in a lesson with a coach who can teach you how to drive, chip and putt successfully. When you make it onto the course, you'll be rewarded with beautiful scenery, starting with tree-lined fairways on the front 9-holes and sugar cane-lined fairways on the back 9-holes. If you want to know your swing speed, carry distance, and other stats, head to the simulator, where you can gain insight into your swing and improve your game.  

Proserpine Historical Museum

Pop into the Proserpine Historical Museum to learn about the history of Proserpine, from its first people, the Juru, Gia, Bira and Ngaro people, to the European settlers and its history as a sugar cane and cattle town. The museum is home to an extensive collection of artefacts, insightful printed material and photographs to browse through, and there is the option to join a guided tour to learn more from an expert.

Explore the Great Barrier Reef

Join a boat cruise and spend the day snorkelling through the world's most extensive coral reef ecosystem, the Great Barrier Reef. Swim with the fish and explore the underwater ecosystem that is home to over a thousand species of fish, coral and other marine life. Scuba dive through the reef, kayak across the sparkling clear waters, hire a boat and glide across the ocean yourself, taking your time to see the reef and explore it at your own pace. Ride a jetski, or jump in a plane and see the reef from a new point of view. There are so many ways to see the Great Barrier Reef.

Visit Conway National Park

The Conway National Park is positioned on a stunning but diverse natural landscape. From rolling hills of dense rainforest to tucked away beaches and lookouts with spectacular views of the Whitsundays. The best way to see Conway National Park is through the many walking trails, hikes and biking paths. There are many paths to take that vary in difficulty from easy to hard, and even some that require an overnight stay. Mountain bike through the rough and rugged terrain, hike through the ancient rainforest and see the valleys and creeks up close. If that's not your speed, there are guided segway, trike and bike tours through the park that you can join.

Water Activities at Lake Proserpine

Spend a few days and camp lakeside at Lake Proserpine or glamp in a luxury tent with breathtaking mountain and lake views. Enjoy a range of activities and watersports at the lake, starting with stand-up paddle boards, kayaking and wakeboarding across the vast lake. While the lake offers incredible picturesque views, one of the main attractions at Lake Proserpine is fishing. Lake Proserpine is known for being home to over 1m long monster barramundi, which can be caught all year round. There are also plenty of crabs and freshwater crayfish to be caught, too and an onsite barbecue to cook up your catch.

Skydiving

If you're after an adrenaline rush, then this one's for you. Skydive over Airlie Beach and the Whitsundays in an experience like no other. What better place to experience the thrill of skydiving than over stunning turquoise waters? Enjoy the beautiful views on the plane ride up, then freefall for up to 60 seconds and feel the rush from the jump. From there is smooth sailing as you glide down and take in the picturesque ride down over the beautiful landscapes of Airlie Beach and the surrounding areas.

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