Honeyeater Trail Airlie Beach

The Honeyeater Trail in Airlie Beach offers a rewarding escape into the lush rainforest of Conway National Park. This 8.2 km return hike begins at Kara Crescent, just a short walk from Airlie Beach's main street

Classified as a Grade 4 trail, it features steep inclines and loose gravel, especially in the initial 2.3 km along the Conway Circuit . After turning onto the Honeyeater Lookout track, the path becomes less steep but continues to ascend, culminating at the lookout point. Hikers are advised to wear sturdy footwear and carry ample water, as the trail can be challenging and the humidity high

The trail is enveloped by rainforest, providing shade and opportunities to spot local wildlife such as honeyeaters, kookaburras, and goannas . Upon reaching the Honeyeater Lookout, hikers are rewarded with panoramic views of Airlie Beach, the Coral Sea Marina, and the Whitsunday Islands .

For those seeking a challenging hike with scenic vistas, the Honeyeater Trail is a must-do when visiting Airlie Beach.