Coral Sea Marina
At the end of The Cove Road, Coral Sea Marina places you beside rows of yachts, floating pontoons and open Whitsunday views rather than in the middle of Airlie Beach’s evening traffic. The marina precinct has resort-style accommodation, landscaped paths and waterfront dining and drinks, with Hemingway’s offering a polished setting for a long lunch or sunset cocktail. Couples can stroll the marina boardwalk after dinner, pause beside the berths as the light fades, and watch tour boats return without needing to organise a late taxi.
The location also makes daytime plans simple: Cruise Whitsundays and other operators depart from the marina, while the road connects directly with Airlie Beach restaurants and shops in a short drive or a longer coastal walk. Choose a room with a balcony facing the water, then use the resort pool, spa facilities or in-room dining for a quieter evening. The combination of ocean-facing rooms, marina access and refined facilities makes this one of the more polished bases for a romantic escape, especially for couples who want excursions close by but prefer to sleep away from the central strip.
| Abel Point Marina became Coral Sea Marina The Airlie Beach marina was formerly known as Abel Point Marina. |
| The marina holds 515 wet berths Coral Sea Marina lists 515 berths and accommodates vessels up to 80 metres. |
| Whitsunday sailing trips depart from here Sailing and bareboat operators leave Coral Sea Marina for the Whitsunday islands. |
