Between the north coast of Queensland and the magnificent Great Barrier Reef lies Hayman Island. And on the island is this resort of the same name. Hayman Island Resort's 214 rooms spread out in low, sweeping, terraced wings leaving much of its 900 acres untouched for your enjoyment. Not surprisingly, the rooms at Hayman envelope you in luxury; satellite TV, bathrobes, and terraces are all standard.
With its island location and proximity to the Great Barrier Reef, Hayman Island Resort is able to offer the complete spectrum of water activities. If you're certified, you can scuba dive at the Great Barrier Reef. If you're not, the resort offers excellent snorkeling. And there's whale watching here from July to mid-September when humpbacks migrate from Antarctica to the warmer waters off-shore.
At night, the resort comes alive. There's nightly entertainment in the restaurants and lounges. For an especially romantic meal, try La Fontaine. With a dining room reminiscent of Louis XVI's court, La Fontaine serves exquisite French food using only the freshest ingredients (fresh seafood especially). Live classical and contemporary music serenade guests as you dine on these delectable treats while sipping wine from Hayman's extensive cellar.
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