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Sunset Tours

Whisper Cruises - Twilight cruise

As the day winds down, step aboard Tallulah for a relaxing evening cruise across the calm waters of the Whitsundays. Spend 90 minutes soaking up the changing colours of the sky, keeping an eye out for turtles as the sun sets over the horizon.

As twilight settles in, enjoy spectacular views back towards Airlie Beach, where the town lights begin to sparkle across the bay. Sip on a complimentary glass of sparkling wine and enjoy a selection of light refreshments while taking in the peaceful atmosphere.

Looking for something more exclusive? Tallulah is also available for private charters, making it the perfect way to celebrate with family and friends. With flexible cruise options, you can create a memorable experience that lasts well into the evening.


Ideal For
  • Couples
  • Fun/social

What's Included
  • Expert commentary
  • Glass of bubbles and nibbles
  • Turtle watching
  • 90 minutes cruise on an electric boat 

What to Bring
  • Jumper for winter months
  • Camera / phone

Other Details
  • Meet outside Sorrentos Bar and Restaurants at Coral Sea Maria (North Complex) 10 minutes prior departure
  • Ages 14 + 
  • Private charter available 

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QTAB accredited business
The Whitsundays Queensland
Eco Certified
Australian Tourism Awards 2023 Bronze 3-3.5 Star Accommodation
2023 Queensland Tourism Awards Gold Winner 3-3.5 Star Accommodation
2025 Winner Customer Service champion – Whitsundays Business Awards
The Whitsundays Tourism Awards 2025 Gold Winner 3-3.5 Star Accommodation
Galta
Travellers Choice
Best of Queensland 2026
Healthy Heart
Location

370 Shute Harbour Road, Airlie Beach,
Whitsundays QLD 4802 Australia

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Magnums Unique Accommodation acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Land on which we work and live, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and to Elders past, present and emerging.

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