Butterfly Bay is one of the most spectacular bays in the Whitsundays. Carving deep into Hook Island, the high hillsides provide a stunning backdrop and safe anchorage.
Sheltered in Southerly winds, the waters of Butterfly Bay and the extensive coral reefs make an ideal playground for kayaking and snorkelling in the right conditions.
Butterfly Bay is a green zone, protecting its natural beauty for everyone to share.
Activities:
Snorkelling
Kayaking
Swimming
Site Seeing
Relaxing
Dive Information
Butterfly Bay is often under-rated as a dive location, while providing an excellent protected stop over for marine craft in the typical South East winds. Being a protected location, non-divers can enjoy the vista or other activities.
A long and deepish bay, with high sides, its relatively protected from tidal run, but requires diving in the middle hours of the day for best light, as the sun disappears over the Western ridge earlier than most.
Below the surface of this fully protected marine park is a range of coral, bommies and marine life near as good as any location in the area. The convenience of having the mother ship nearby is a bonus.
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