Hydeaway Bay

If you like to seek out hidden gems on your travels, Hydeaway Bay should be on your list when visiting the Whitsundays. This tiny coastal hamlet is set on a long, white, sandy beach on a no-through road about 50 km from Airlie Beach and only a short 10 minute drive from its sister town, Dingo Beach. Take the Gregory-Cannon Valley Road to Dingo Beach Road and then don't miss the turn to Hydeaway Bay Drive.
Aerial view of Hydeaway Bay with a sandy beach, coastal road and boats on the blue calm waters
Coconut tree at a peaceful sandy beach
Couple walking onto to sunset at a beach
People with snorkelling gear heading to the crystal clear water at Hydeaway Bay
Aerial view from a hilltop at sunset overlooking homes and water at Hydeaway Bay
Quiet and secluded, these little hamlets are perfect for those seeking rest and relaxation on long, sandy beaches with hardly another soul in sight. Comprising just a handful of houses and a caravan park, Hydeaway Bay is the perfect spot for getting away from it all and maybe casting a line off the beautiful, almost empty beach. The beach has five public access points and you can comb for shells on a low tide, swim the fringing coral reef or try your luck fishing from the beach or in a "tinnie" (Aussie lingo for small tin boat). The nearest boat hire and ramp is just down the road at Dingo Beach.
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