Daydream Island has reopened

Daydream Island yesterday welcomed its first guests back to the resort following a two-year transformation that includes new restaurants and bars, expansive suites looking out to the Whitsundays, and an idyllic pool.

“We’re thrilled to welcome our returning and first time guests to Daydream Island as we share with them the reimagined architecture, design and dining offerings. We have a special connection with the Great Barrier Reef through our Living Reef and can’t wait to have guests experience the marine life from our new Underwater Observatory,” said the Resort’s General Manager, Dawson Tang, who has led the renovation and re-build of the resort.

The new look resort, designed by architecture firm, Hunt Design, pays homage to the beauty of the region and the heritage of the classic Queenslander. Public spaces such as the Atrium have been created to welcome in the outdoors through colonial shutters, and an alfresco area looking into the Living Reef.

The resort features 277 contemporary rooms and suites with views of either the tropical gardens, pool or out to the ocean.

For more information or to book, visit daydreamisland.com or contact the reservations team at reservations@daydreamisland.com.

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