W Palm Bay Resort

Long Island, Whitsundays, QLD 4802, Australia

0 bed 0 bath 0 car4802452m²

Compare with other listings

See it side-by-side · winner per row · AI verdict.

Photos via the original listing. All photographs remain the property of their respective owners.

AI Property Assistant

Instant insights — ask StMate AI anything about this property

AI Valuation

Off-market

Pricing is not displayed for off-market properties.

AI Property Assistant

Ask anything about this property

Hi! I'm your AI property assistant. Ask me anything about W Palm Bay Resort — pricing, schools, transport, investment potential, and more.

Property Insights

Multi-dimensional analysis · last updated 06/05/2026

View full report

Schools

6 nearby schools

Catchment: Proserpine State High School

Zoning

LDR — Low Density Residential

Whitsunday Regional Council Planning Scheme 2014

Public transport

No nearby stops

Traffic

Low congestion

Negligible impact on the island itself. Peak impact occurs at mainland ferry terminals during tourist season peak arrival/departure times (8-10am and 3-5pm), but does not directly affect on-island traffic.

Flood risk

Low

Long Island, Whitsundays is a small island locality with low to moderate flood risk primarily from storm surge, cyclonic rainfall, and localised runoff rather than riverine flooding. The island has no major catchments or flood study overlays comparable to major Queensland river systems. Risk is predominantly cyclone-related given the coastal Whitsundays location, with building standards and site-specific hazard assessment more relevant than traditional riverine flood planning overlays.

Bushfire risk

Moderate

BAL: BAL-19

Crime profile

below average

Trend: stable

Nearby development

5 projects nearby

Long Island and surrounding Whitsundays precincts are experiencing modest but steady tourism-driven development activity. Investment remains focused on resort upgrades, waterfront redevelopment in Airlie Beach, and lifestyle residential subdivisions in accessible mainland areas like Cannonvale. Infrastructure projects supporting marine tourism and boating remain key council priorities in this Queensland coastal region.

Heritage

Not heritage listed

Long Island, Whitsundays is a predominantly modern residential and resort development area with minimal heritage overlay restrictions. The primary heritage significance lies in the natural environment of the surrounding Whitsunday Islands National Park rather than built heritage. Individual properties are unlikely to be subject to heritage restrictions or conservation area controls.

Sources: Australian Gov open data + StMate AI

See all dimensions