
Hayman sits at the top of the Whitsunday archipelago, closer to the outer Great Barrier Reef than any other Whitsunday resort island. There is no runway: guests arrive by boat from Hamilton Island, a 55-minute crossing, or by helicopter or seaplane in fifteen minutes. The approach is part of the arrival. Four wings — Pool, Lagoon, Beach and Pavilion — step down through rainforest and lawn toward the water, with four residences set on the hilltop above. The island has taken guests since 1950 — through a $300 million rebuild in the 1980s and a $135 million redesign completed in 2019 that brought the InterContinental name.

Hayman is reached by boat or by air, never by road. Four wings of rooms and suites, four hilltop residences, and a saltwater pool built to be the largest in the southern hemisphere.
Hayman Island — northernmost of the Whitsundays, on the Great Barrier Reef
182 rooms, suites and villas across four wings, plus four hilltop residences
Pacific, Amici, Bam Bam, Aqua and Bar Fifty — five restaurants and bars
Hayman Pool and Hayman Spa & Salon
Reopened as InterContinental in 2019, after a $135 million redesign

Hayman Island, Queensland — 55 minutes by boat from Hamilton Island
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