The Whitsundays may be the envy of the world, but as a resident of Airlie Summit, these tranquil turquoise waters protected by the Great Barrier Reef become your playground.
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With a modest population of just under 13000, Airlie Beach represents a quiet departure from the urban rush. And while the tropical township may once have simply been a transit destination, more people are beginning to recognise the merits of Airlie Beach as place to stay and explore. Known as the gateway to the Whitsundays and Great Barrier Reef, the lively little town is perfect for both holidaymakers and those seeking a permanently sunnier lifestyle alike.
The sunset hits differently from Airlie Summit. Watching, from atop the hill, as the sky turns from orange red to purple pink, and the glittering lights of the town begin to sparkle, you could be in any European coastal city.
One of the most lucrative locations in Airlie Beach is now for sale following the announcement this week that Airlie Summit is ready for development with construction expected to commence in mid-2023.
A Gold Coast developer has secured what is being touted as “the last major subdivision site” in one of Queensland’s most stunning regions.
