Type: Peppers Palm Bay
Minimum Price: AUD $ 345

Located amidst the turquoise waters of Australia's beautiful Whitsundays, Peppers Palm Bay is an intimate and secluded accommodation retreat in Far North Queensland. The ideal getaway for a romantic escape or honeymoon, Peppers Palm Bay Whitsundays is exclusive and intimate with only 21 bures, cabins and bungalows scattered along or near the beachfront of Long Island.

From the hammock of your private balcony, relax and look out across the water to other Whitsunday Islands. Be pampered with beauty and massage treatments at endota day spa. Explore the Great Barrier Reef by yacht, helicopter or seaplane, go snorkeling or scuba diving. Indulge your taste buds with fine dining and gourmet cuisine in our restaurant and bar.

If you want to experience the charming tropical lifestyle of the Whitsundays without the crowds, then Peppers Palm Bay is for you. 2 nights accommodation including Continental breakfast. 3 course dinner daily. Return transfers Shute Harbour to Peppers Palm Bay.

PACKAGE INCLUDES:

• 2 nights accommodation
• Continental breakfast
• 3 course dinner daily
• Return transfers Shute Harbour to Peppers Palm Bay.

ACCOMMODATION:

Cabin:Cabins are standard rooms with a queen bed and ensuite bathroom

Bure: Bures are deluxe rooms with a queen bed, lounge and ensuite bathroom. {mospagebreak}

Bungalow: The Bungalows are suites, each containing a queen bed, day bed, large ensuite bathroom and separate living area.

Platinum House: This luxurious house with two bedrooms, each with their own private entry and sumptious ensuite, features a separate lounge with large plasma TV’s and stereo equipment for your leisure. The decor is modern with stylish furnishing. The wraparound deck allows for alfresco dining or cocktails at sunset while enjoying the vista of the Whitsunday Passage.

Accommodation Type	Adults	2 Nights
Cabin	2	$690
Bure	2	$888
Bungalow	2	$1007
Platinum House	2	$1429

Prices are quoted per person and may vary depending on date of travel. Rates valid as of 1st April

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