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Conway Beach
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Description
Conway Beach is located on the southern Whitsunday Coast, approximately 30 minutes drive from Airlie Beach and Proserpine. A small hamlet, along with Wilsons Beach, Conway Beach is a popular spot for fishing and wind-powered sports such as kite surfing and land kiting. The two kilometre sandy stretch of Conway Beach is situated at the mouth of the Proserpine River, an excellent location for fishing and crabbing. Mudcrabs, barramundi and prawns are common catches in the Conway Beach area, as are king and blue salmon, grunter, whiting, flathead and bream.
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How To Get There
From the south, head up the Bruce Highway, past Proserpine and turn right towards Airlie Beach and the Whitsunday Islands. Approximately 5.5 kilometres along, turn right towards Conway Beach and follow Conway Road to the end.
From the north, about 35 minutes south of Bowen, ignore the first Airlie Beach turn-off and take the second turn-off to the left, just north of Proserpine. Approximately 5.5 kilometres along, turn right towards Conway Beach and follow Conway Road to the end.