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Holidays in Dingo Beach

When you see insanely beautiful vistas plastered all over social media, it's hard not to get jelly. So why not spoil yourself with a trip to Dingo Beach and experience the postcard-perfect beaches of Whitsundays?

It lies 1,700 kilometres to the north of the nation's capital, Canberra.

Put aside a few hours for listening to the sound of the waves and searching for washed up treasures at Whitehaven Beach or Long Beach.

Break free on a trip to some nearby natural attractions. 45 kilometres out of Dingo Beach, Palm Bay Beach is just waiting to be explored. Cedar Creek Falls, 40 kilometres away, is another excellent spot to kick back and unwind.

Hideaway Bay is 2 kilometres to the northwest and worthy of your time. After even more ideas? Bowen, 35 kilometres to the west of Dingo Beach, ought to be your next stop.

Shore fishing and beach combing are a couple of great ways to take some time out and get some fresh air.

Imagine you're on the wings of a bird as you take to the skies. Thrill-seekers will be able to get their kicks by going sky diving.

Practise one of your favourite hobbies or have a shot at something new in the waters around Whitsundays. There are plenty of watersports on offer, including swimming and snorkeling.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while you're in Whitsundays. Give your taste buds a little loving too by sampling some of the local food and drink. After all, you can't say you've truly experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

Once you pull up a seat and thumb through a café or restaurant menu, you'll quickly discover that beef and bush tucker are some ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

There's always a local meal or two that you need to experience, and while you're in Dingo Beach, salt and pepper squid is definitely among them. Meat pie is another traditional recipe that isn't to be missed.

You can never have too much dessert on holiday, so why not lay into a little peach melba? It's worth every single calorie!

For those who love a good pint, hunt down a cosy bar and request XXXX Summer Bright Lager. It's best enjoyed alongside some joke-cracking and socialising with the locals.

Bundaberg Spiced Rum is most definitely worth trying. Mixed, on the rocks or in a cocktail? The bar person will have a few taste bud-pleasing suggestions.

Do you like discussing the structure, balance and texture of a delicious glass of wine? Or would you rather pull the cork out and just enjoy it? Coonawarra Cabernet Sauvignon and Riverina Chardonnay are what you should ask for here.

It's always a pity when a trip comes to an end. However, your time in the magnificent Whitsundays region will have made you richer, no matter how much of your holiday allowance is left in your pocket.

Whitsunday Coast Airport (PPP) is the nearest terminal, 45 kilometres to the south. Ensure you leave yourself plenty of time to get there.