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CS Proserpine Airport Car Hire
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You’ll find Proserpine Airport (PPP) in Gunyarra, 14km south of Proserpine in the Whitsunday Region of Queensland. With connecting flights to Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, PPP connects Aussies and travellers from all over the world with the travel hotspots of the Whitsundays and Airlie Beach. It typically processes around 300,000 passengers a year and is served by carriers like Alliance Airlines, Virgin Australia and Jetstar Airways. There’s a wealth of awesome things to see and do here, including chilling out on wonderful Whitehaven Beach, snorkelling the Great Barrier Reef and watching the sunset on Hamilton Island. It’s handy having a vehicle to get around and Enjoy Travel makes Proserpine Airport car hire nice and easy. For instance, click and collect a stylish hatchback like the Hyundai I30 at PPP for A$68.25 a day if you book ahead of time, a roomy Toyota Camry is A$71.34 a day off-season and a teak-tough Mitsubishi Outlander is A$95.53 a day.
Car hire desks are located inside the terminal (but you’ll save cash pre-booking through Enjoytravel.com) and other facilities and amenities include accessible toilets throughout the terminal, several baby changing rooms, and staff assistance for any passenger requiring a little extra help to navigate the terminal and/or make their onward journey.
Driving in and around Proserpine Airport
If you’re going to be based in Proserpine, take the Bruce Highway/A1 north and, traffic permitting, you’ll be there in around 10 minutes. If you’re staying in Airlie Beach for your break, take the same Bruce Highway/A1, then Shute Harbour Road/State Route 59 to reach your destination in around half an hour. Proserpine’s main industries are tourism and sugar cane farming. You can grab some tasty pub grub at the gorgeous Art Deco prince of Wales Hotel, learn about local aviator Sidney Cotton (allegedly the inspiration for James Bond) at Proserpine Museum, and fish for barramundi on Lake Proserpine.
Proserpine and Queensland Highlights
If you’re planning an Aussie staycation, holidays don’t get much better than the Whitsundays ̶ if you’ve not been for a while, returning will remind you just how beautiful and if it’s your first time, get ready for some eye-popping scenery and lovely laid-back vibes. With its white silica sands and crystalline waters, Whitehaven Beach is regarded by many as Australia’s favourite, you can explore the living reef by snorkelling at Daydream Island or board a charter boat and set sail for a tour of the 74 inspirational islands that make up the Whitsundays. Last but not least, if you love rum and seafood (who doesn’t?) don’t miss the Fish D’Vine restaurant at Airlie Beach.