Long Island Resort a dream to remember
Thu 23 October 2008
Katie Lingard, Bachelor of Journalism
The picturesque Whitsunday resort of tropical Queensland, Long Island Resort, provides tourists with a relaxing holiday suitable for all ages and something to enjoy around every corner.
This 3.5 star resort caters for family fun, entertainment, the adventurists and those wanting to drift off into serenity.
Tourists can enjoy nature at its finest with 20km scenic walking tracks, animal spotting, bird and fish feeding as well as the 2500 acres of national park and palm fringed beaches.
The resort offers quaint lodge rooms suitable for those seeking comfort on a budget, or guests can enjoy garden rooms surrounded by lush flora and the occasional visit by Australian wallabies. For those seeking something a little more special, guests cannot go past the beachfront rooms. Located within metres of the beach it is the ideal location for mesmerising sunsets over Happy Bay.
A number of water sports are available including parasailing, jet skiing, catamaran sailing, glass bottom water bikes and fishing trips. All have dedicated, qualified instructors and come at a low price.
Parents can send the kids off to children’s activities where they can meet new friends, while the parents enjoy a drink by the swim-up pool bar or a calming massage at the resorts ‘Club Spa’.
Many people enjoy the easy access to daily island cruises and snorkelling along the Great Barrier Reef. The friendly, enthusiastic staff provide guests with diverse entertainment activities throughout the day and night and are always happy to help.
There is no need to worry about meals as three buffet meals are supplied daily with a variety of foods for all those with special diets and desires.
With extra features such as a 25m lap pool, gymnasium and tennis court there is never a dull moment.
The quiet nature of the resort adds to the friendly, comfortable atmosphere that many have enjoyed and continue to visit every year.
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