The 10 Best Things to do in Hamilton Island, Queensland

October 1, 2021 Roger Rusk

Discover the best top things to do in Hamilton Island, Australia including Hamilton Island Offroad Adventures, Ricochet Yachting, Passage Peak, Hamilton Island Go Kart Track, Hamilton Island Marina, Hamilton Island Jet Ski Tours, Catseye Beach, Hamilton Island Art Gallery, Hamilton Island Race Week, Hamilton Island Wildlife.
Restaurants in Hamilton Island

1. Hamilton Island Offroad Adventures

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5.0 based on 192 reviews

Hamilton Island Offroad Adventures

Explore the hidden Hamilton Island and enjoy 360% views from the best look out spots over the whitsundays. Visit stunning secluded beaches driving our modern Polaris RZR570 AWD vehicles. Suitable for the entire family, with kids passenger age set at 8 years.

2. Ricochet Yachting

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5.0 based on 283 reviews

Ricochet Yachting

Join Ricochet, the most luxurious catamaran sailing the tropical blue waters of the Whitsunday Islands for an experience no other yacht can offer. Departing Hamilton Island your private captain and crew will spoil you with 5 star service, cruising the numerous islands and visiting the best the Whitsundays has to offer-including Sailing to the pure white sands of Whitehaven Beach, Hill Inlet as well as snorkeling the reef. We offer both Private and Per Person scheduled tours including Full day & sunset, Part Day and Sunset Sailing tours. Join us for the best the Whitsundays has to offer including whale and Sea Turtle sightings, a truly an unforgettable 5 star experience.

3. Passage Peak

Australia
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5.0 based on 348 reviews

Passage Peak

Reviewed By KevinE_13

This is the best view on Hamilton Island and well worth the trip up the hill the path is at well maintained and an easy walk take your time bring water

4. Hamilton Island Go Kart Track

Palm Valley Way, 4803 Australia +61 7 4946 8590 http://www.hamiltonisland.com.au/attractions-and-activities/go-kart-racing
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4.5 based on 158 reviews

Hamilton Island Go Kart Track

You don't need a licence to enjoy all the fun and excitement of go-karting in Hamilton Island's Palm Valley. Take the wheel on the exhilarating outdoor track and reach speeds of up to 45 kilometres per hour. What you'll love about Hamilton Island's Go-Kart Racing: - All the family can join in, with kids riding as passengers in double go-karts. - Open daily, from 9.30Am - 5.00Pm. - Hire includes all safety equipment. - Enjoy all the thrill of racing, in a tropical setting at Palm Valley.

Reviewed By GrahamC444 - Gosford, Australia

Ceratainly worth venturing to this part of the Island to get your adrenaline rush. As well as this, we undertook an ATV tour of the Island and it is one of our highlights. This is a must do adventure.

5. Hamilton Island Marina

Front St, 4803 Australia +61 7 4946 8353 [email protected] http://www.hamiltonisland.com.au/real-estate-and-marina/marina
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4.5 based on 946 reviews

Hamilton Island Marina

The Hamilton Island Marina is located in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, where your boating paradise awaits. With a jet airport serviced by Virgin Australia, Qantas and Jetstar, and with direct flights from Sydney, Melbourne, Cairns and Brisbane, upon arrival you are just minutes away from being on your vessel. Cruise and explore hidden bays, iconic beaches and discover your own piece of the Great Barrier Reef. Take advantage of all Hamilton Island has to offer, including a variety of restaurants and bars, an abundance of water sports and activities, spa treatments, golf and more - the lifestyle options are endless!

Reviewed By 244alih

The marina is the entry to the island via boat. Airport is also a couple of min away. It's a cute little seaside town with restaurants and shops surrounding it: bakery, fish and chips, Romano's Italian restaurant, tavern, yatch club, icecream shops, pharmacy, IGA with bottle shop and the location for water tours. Water is crystal blue and it's nice to sit looking over the marina eating dinner. Some restaurants were closed which I assume due to COVID but unsure. Only place to buy fresh seafood is the IGA. There is a free bus going to and from the marina to hotels every 10 min. We visited this area a lot when we were here for 4 days. Very clean on the streets. Lots of golf buggies which you can hire and cruise around the island instead of getting a bus or walk (costly though). All staff wonderful! Not one bad encounter which was great.

6. Hamilton Island Jet Ski Tours

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4.5 based on 292 reviews

Hamilton Island Jet Ski Tours

For high-speed adventures in an unforgettable island location,book a ride on a high-powered jet ski. Zipping across the water gives you the freedom and manoeuvrability to navigate your way into some of Hamilton Island's secluded inlets, circumnavigate Whitsunday islands and throw zigzag curves. Jet ski tours head out from Hamilton Island onto the coral with machines built for solo or double-act thrill seekers.

7. Catseye Beach

Resort Drive, 4803 Australia
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4.5 based on 834 reviews

Catseye Beach

Reviewed By T6259VVrobertf - Hamilton Island, Australia

We snorkelled at low tide, and swam with sea turtles, sting rays, colourful fish, uncovered flatheads - and found beautifully colourful coral.

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4.5 based on 46 reviews

Hamilton Island Art Gallery

Reviewed By 964jackiec - Nadi, Fiji

We had a great teacher and I came away with an artwork I had done myself, with a bit of help!! Great afternoon spent on a rainy day

9. Hamilton Island Race Week

Hamilton Island Yacht Club Australia http://www.hamiltonislandraceweek.com.au/
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4.0 based on 4 reviews

Hamilton Island Race Week

Hamilton Island Race Week is one of Australia's favourite yachting events and a firm fixture on the international sailing calendar. Competitors, family and friends come together to enjoy the convivial atmosphere and unique camaraderie of the event's on-water and off-water carnival. Every August, spectators and yachties from around the globe sail to Hamilton Island for Hamilton Island Race Week - Australia's largest offshore keelboat regatta. Perfectly situated on the edge of the Great Barrier Reef, amongst Queensland's 74 Whitsunday Islands, Hamilton Island offers an experience like no other: glorious weather, azure waters, brilliant beaches, awe-inspiring coral reefs, fascinating flora and fauna, fine food and wines, and activities almost too numerous to mention.

10. Hamilton Island Wildlife

1 Resort Drive, Australia +61 7 4946 8635 [email protected] http://www.hamiltonislandwildlife.com.au
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3.5 based on 693 reviews

Hamilton Island Wildlife

Hamilton Island Wildlife is one of only a few places in the world where you can experience the thrill and excitement of a koala encounter. This is an excellent opportunity to get up close and personal with one of Australia's most famous and unique animals. Other experiences include Breakfast with the Koalas, personal encounters with animals including our Koalas, Dingoes, Snakes and Lizards, our Keeper Tours (free with admission) and the Twilight Tour and BBQ. For more info visit our website or drop us an email!

Reviewed By PennyD1985

This is a little gem of a place on the island. The staff are lovely, the animals are well cared for and there is a lot on offer for such a small facility. For general admission, visitors can do a tour with a keeper at feeding time (if you go at the right time), there are a couple of exhibits were you can walk through with ‘free range’ inhabitants and unlimited entry means you can go back as many times as you like during your stay. We also did breakfast with the koalas and a meet and greet with Aubrey the dingo. The keepers are knowledgeable and keen to share information about the selection of animals at the facility, and it’s obvious they care about the furry, feathered and scaled residents. Would highly recommend for visitors of all ages.

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