at Marina Shores

Description

Designed by renowned Ken Down Architects, Marina Shores Airlie Beach delivers unparalleled levels of livability and accessibility. Marina Shores features a contemporary theme with gently curving forms ensuring wide frontages to complement its absolute waterfront setting.

Opened in March 2007, 5 star Marina Shores absolute waterfront living is positioned in a prestigious oceanfront location in Airlie Beach. Consisting of 50 luxurious fully self contained apartments with views overlooking Abel Point Marina, the Coral Sea and to the Whitsunday Islands this is certainly a new standard of fashionable accommodation in Airlie Beach.

The variety of rooms includes 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments and incredible 2 bedroom 2 level penthouses.

Marina Shores has been designed to be totally different in space, light and colour with vogue interiors, spacious balconies, state of the art lighting and a 30 metre pool with lush gardens ensuring each guests enjoys an oasis of luxury and tranquility.

Just a 5 minute stroll along the seaside boardwalk to Abel Point Marina where all tours for the Great Barrier Reef, Whitehaven Beach and the Whitsunday Islands. Further along the boardwalk is the cosmopolitan village of Airlie Beach, famous for its restaurants, bars, nightlife and boutique shopping.

The resort is situated just 30 minutes from the two major domestic airports or only 25 minutes from the National highway.

Getting there

From Melbourne with Jetstar or Virgin Blue
Melbourne->Brisbane->Whitsunday Coast
Melbourne->Hamilton Island->Ferry to Airlie Beach

From Sydney with Jetstar or Virgin Blue
Sydney->Brisbane->Whitsunday Coast
Sydney->Hamilton Island->Ferry to Airlie Beach

From Brisbane with Jetstar or Virgin Blue
Brisbane->Whitsunday Coast
Brisbane->Hamilton Island->Ferry to Airlie Beach

Please call the hotel directly to arrange Airport Transfers
Whitsunday Coast->Marina Shores $15 per person
Hamilton Island->Marina Shores $49 per person

Things To Do

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Whitsundays Must See & Do Highlights

Cruise to the Great Barrier Reef, let your feet sink into the silica white sand of Whitehaven Beach, Relax by the Airlie Beach Lagoon, learn to scuba dive at some of the best reefs in the world, including the Stepping Stones and the Cathedrals Snorkel among some 1500 species of fish and 400 types of coral, fly over Heart Reef for a bird’s-eye view of this amazing icon, hike to the lookout at Hill Inlet Whitehaven Beach for stunning views of Whitsunday Island, catch a seaplane or helicopter to a private beach for a picnic to remember, go whale watching or crocodile spotting, enjoy great food and wine on the Airlie Beach Esplanade, hike through a National Forest on the Whitsundays Great Walk or watch the sun set over the 74 Islands

AIRLIE BEACH

Discover nature on the Whitsundays Great Walk, Soak up the sun, cool off and make new friends at Airlie Beach Lagoon, go shopping at the weekend markets or peruse the Whitsundays many boutiques, enjoy a bite to eat or a tropical smoothie along the Esplanade, get fit and take in the views on the coastal boardwalk from Airlie Beach to Cannonvale Beach or get pampered and relax at a day spa

PROSERPINE

Catch a monster Barramundi at Peter Faust Dam (permit required), enjoy some country hospitality at a local pub, watch the night sky light up during the pre-harvest cane fires, take a sugar tour at the Proserpine Sugar Mill, spot an estuarine crocodile on the Proserpine River, and take a step back in time at the Proserpine Historical Museum

HYDEAWAY BAY

Enjoy the tranquil scenery of Dingo Beach while sun baking or beach combing, Overlook the beautiful Whitsundays Islands whilst enjoying a picnic lunch, deep sea fishing around Mt. Gregory and Gloucester Island, Tennis on Hydeaway Bay, water sports and dinghy hire from Dingo Beach

BOWEN

Walk or laze about the beautiful beaches of Bowen, taste the tropical delights of a Bowen mango, explore the pristine fringing reefs off Horseshoe Bay, play a round of golf in the sea breeze, try your hand at ocean fishing, head inland to the old mining area of Collinsville and the Coal Face Experience museum, take in the full panorama of Bowen, the Islands and countryside from a hill-top vantage point, be amazed by the live fish display at Bowen Harbour with fish ready for export, visit Muller’s Lagoon, 23.57 hectares of picturesque parkland in the centre of town, with superb botanical gardens and wetlands habitat

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