Escape the chill: Salty Luxe travel blogger brags about Queensland’s Whitsunday Island’s warm winter

What cold? Aussie woman is the envy of THOUSANDS after showing what winter is like in the top end of Australia: ‘You are living the dream’

  • An Aussie travel blogger has shared what winter is like in far north Queensland
  • Sarah, aka Salty Luxe, posted a clip of her recent holiday in the Whitsundays 
  • The Whitsundays has dreamy beaches, blue skies and year-long warm weather
  • Viewers expressed their jealousy of the summer temperatures in the comments

Australians in the lower half of the country where temperatures are plummeting are expressing their jealousy at the warm weather flaunted by people living in tropical far north Queensland. 

Australian travel blogger, Sarah, shared a video to Instagram of her time in Queensland’s Whitsunday Islands which boast blue skies, pristine white sand, clear water beaches and year-round summer-like temperatures. 

‘Winter in Australia be like…,’ Sarah, who goes by Salty Luxe online, wrote in the clip’s caption. 

 

Australian travel blogger, Sarah, shared a video to Instagram of her time in Queensland’s Whitsunday Islands prompting Aussies in the chilly southern states to express their jealousy 

The Whitsundays which boast blue skies, pristine white sand, clear water beaches and year-round summer-like temperatures

'Winter in Australia be like…,' Sarah, who goes by Salty Luxe online, wrote in the clip's caption

The Whitsundays which boast blue skies, pristine white sand, clear water beaches and year-round summer-like temperatures

The Whitsundays are a short flight just shy of two hours north of Brisbane and even in the peak of winter will only get down to temperatures in the low twenties. 

‘We just spent the most incredible week sailing around the Whitsundays with my family, swimming with turtles, basking in as much sunshine as possible and living it up in nature,’ the beach lover wrote.  

Sarah’s video quickly racked up thousands of views and a string of comments from many Aussies pining to escape the icy chill plaguing many towns and cities south of the tropics this winter. 

‘So beautiful up there! The weather in Melbourne is definitely not the one at the moment,’ one viewer complained. 

The Whitsundays are a short flight just shy of two hours north of Brisbane and even in the peak of winter will only get down to temperatures in the low twenties

Sarah's video quickly racked up thousands of views and a string of comments from many Aussies pining to escape the icy chill plaguing many towns and cities this winter

The Whitsundays are a short flight just shy of two hours north of Brisbane and even in the peak of winter will only get down to temperatures in the low twenties

More Whitsundays locals and visitors have taken to social media to showcase the 'paradise' islands' spectacular weather and beaches

More Whitsundays locals and visitors have taken to social media to showcase the ‘paradise’ islands’ spectacular weather and beaches

'My kind of winter’s are the ones spent sailing the Whitsundays in the never ending North QLD heat,' one person said

‘My kind of winter’s are the ones spent sailing the Whitsundays in the never ending North QLD heat,’ one person said

‘Only in Queensland, freezing in Sydney,’ a second said while another responded: ‘Sign me up for a visit… please!’. 

‘I can’t see this. It will make me pack right away!’ a fourth wrote.

More Whitsundays locals and visitors have taken to social media to showcase the ‘paradise’ islands’ spectacular weather and beaches.

‘Did someone say… it’s winter??,’ one poster wrote and another said: ‘My kind of winters are the ones spent sailing the Whitsundays in the never ending north QLD heat.’ 



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