【Hamilton Island】Golf
Tour Code:DLW101
【Hamilton Island】Golf
18 HOLES DAY CRUISE – ADULT:$220
COACH TRANSFERS(Optional)
Adult:$13
Child(4-14):$7
NOTE: most Airlie accommodation is within walking distance to Port of Airlie. Coach transfers are however an option.
Enjoy on a round of 18 holes at Hamilton Island’s championship golf course, just a short ferry trip away on Dent Island. Breathtaking 360° views extend across the sparkling Coral Sea from nearly every hole – it’s surely one of the world’s most scenic golf courses.
HIGHLIGHTS AND INCLUSIONS
Cruise to Hamilton Island from Airlie Beach, then board the Links transfer vessel for the 10-minute hop across to Hamilton Island Golf Course on Dent Island. Green fees include an electric golf buggy fitted with a GPS rangefinder. After your round, enjoy drinks or a long lunch in the Chris Beckingham-designed Clubhouse, also with magnificent Whitsundays views. There are locker rooms and a well-stocked pro shop on site. Return to Hamilton Island and the mainland after lunch.
- Scenic return cruise through the Whitsundays to Hamilton Island
- Transfers to/from Dent Island
- 18 holes at Hamilton Island Golf Course
- Shared electric golf buggy
WHAT TO BRING
- Golf clubs and shoes
- Sunhat, sunglasses and sunscreen
- Light jacket/sweater for a cool or windy day
- Camera
- Dress code applies: collared shirt for men; no denim, board shorts or rubber thongs
- Credit card for Clubhouse dining and drinks
Club hire can be arranged for $45 per set.
DAILY DEPARTURE & RETURN TIMES
| DEPARTS | RETURNS | |
|---|---|---|
| PORT OF AIRLIE | 7:15 AM | 6:25 PM |
| DAYDREAM ISLAND | 7:50 AM | 5:50 PM |
COACH TRANSFERS to Port of Airlie are available at an additional cost. RETURN times are when the vessel arrives back at the mainland/island resort. NOTE: Schedule changes may occur. Where a Day Cruise is cancelled we will send notification to the contact details provided at the time of your booking. Itinerary is subject to prevailing weather and sea conditions including tides, wind, swell, sun and rain. The vessel’s Master must at his discretion determine the most appropriate course to ensure acceptable levels of safety and comfort for passengers, crew and other vessels.