Queensland, Australia
The Great Barrier Reef Marine Park (UNESCO World Heritage) is highly protected. Strict rules apply to activities like fishing and waste disposal.
Minimize single-use plastics. Carry a reusable water bottle and refill from taps. Decline plastic straws and bags. Use recycling bins.
Water is a valuable resource. Be mindful of your usage. Take shorter showers and turn off taps when not in use.
Make choices that support environmental well-being.
Choose businesses committed to sustainable practices.
Responsible actions make a positive difference.
Your choices contribute to the preservation of Airlie Beach's natural beauty for future generations.
Acknowledge the traditional owners of the Whitsunday region.
The Whitsunday region is the traditional country of the Ngaro and Gia Aboriginal peoples.
Respect privacy and local customs at sites.
Support the local economy and ensure your visit benefits the community.
Make conscious choices to support local businesses and services.
Look for products that are genuinely local and ethically made at markets.
Donate to reputable organizations focused on conservation, like the Great Barrier Reef Foundation.
Your choices as a traveler directly influence the well-being of Airlie Beach's environment and culture.
Support local businesses and eco-friendly tours for a positive impact on the region.
Conscious decisions aid the local community and conservation efforts.
Responsible tourism helps preserve natural beauty for future generations of travelers and residents.
