Daydream Island Weather & Climate

Weather at Daydream Island is sensational. The region is sub tropical with a temperate climate for nine months of the year and a tropical wet season starting around christmas time.The Whitsundays is the ultimate holiday destination and a tropical paradise. Daydream Island Resort & Spa is nestled in the Whitsundays and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. It's the perfect place in which to explore the glorious Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef and is the perfect island resort for families and couples. Daydream Island weather is something you only dream about, with picture perfect days all throughout the year, calm seas with just a slight gently breeze to cool things off, what more can you ask for.

The sparkling bays, secluded beaches, stunning rainforest and relaxing shaded walkways are representative of just of just some of the islands innate natural beauty. The island has temperatures during winter and summer that some people from all across the world come to enjoy all year round. Not too hot... not too cold....just perfect!! Daydream Island has hot summer temperatures of approximately 30 degrees being the highest point and can fall to about 24 degrees in the hotter months. During the cooler months, not that you would think it was winter, you will experience temperatures between 18 and 25 degrees. So matter what time of year it is, Daydream Island has fantastic weather!

Picture clear blue skies, surrounding water that looks like it is from a post card, the kids are playing in the water and you are relaxing on the golden sandy beaches, could you ask for anything more out of a holiday. Everything you are looking for, from fun activities, excelling dining, fine weather and excellent accommodation is all at Daydream Island Resort and Spa.

If you are looking for perfect weather for your next holiday that you are trying to organise, the Daydream Island weather will sure please you. Call us today so we can begin making all of the necessary arrangement to organise your holiday in the sun.