The Whitsunday Island tourism offering is about to get even more diverse following the announcement in the recent state budget that $3.9 million has been awarded to upgrade the Whitsunday Ngaro Sea Trail.
This scenic and cultural trail spans the three main islands of Whitsunday, Hook, and South Molle and offers stunning views of Whitehaven Beach, Hill Inlet, Tongue Bay, and Lookout Beach with views over Solway Passage and the surrounding islands, and a whole lot more.
Upgrades will allow for easier navigation of these walking tracks, making them more accessible and user-friendly to tourists.
Member for Whitsunday Amanda Camm MP said she is looking forward to taking a stroll when the upgrades are complete.
“This is a key walking trail that showcases the world-class beauty of the Whitsunday Islands,” she said.
“I have been calling for walking trail upgrades for several years now and I am pleased to see $3.9 million has been allocated in the 2023–24 budget, amounting to a $5.7m total spent to extend this major track.”
“This investment will ensure visitors and locals alike will be able to soak up the sights of the Whitsundays in a healthy and active way with walks to suit all levels of fitness and ability.”
The recent state budget awarded $3.9 million to upgrade the Whitsunday Ngaro Sea Trail. Photon supplied