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It’s often said that the eyes are the windows to the soul.
But did you know that the eyes are also the windows to your health?
Iridology is the traditional health practice of determining a patient’s physical health by analysing distinct changes in the colours and markings of the iris.
According to iridology, markings in the iris correspond to different parts of the human body, such as the lungs, the stomach, the kidneys and the brain.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is proud to offer iridology as part of its extensive health and beauty services. The Spa provides a holistic approach to wellbeing, with a focus on rejuvenating and re-invigorating to provide optimal health and vitality.
Rejuvenation Spa’s resident Naturopath, Catherine Lanzon, says iridology is an important tool for analysing a person’s overall health.
“Although it’s not diagnostic, iridology is indicative of a person’s general health,” she says. “It’s a very fairly unique service that we offer our guests.”
The iridology service is offered as part of a one-hour wellness consultation at Daydream Island’s Rejuvenation Spa.
Ms Lanzon says she begins each session by taking a thorough medical and diet history, before photographing the irises with a specialised camera.
“It’s very intriguing. I might see blood glucose irregularity caused by a two litres of coke diet or a high sugar diet, or I might see liver spots,” she says.
“I will then make recommendations based on my observations. For example; if they have cholesterol rings and a high cholesterol diet, I would advise them to take steps to remedy their diet. I would also refer them to their GP for appropriate testing.
“Iridology is a powerful tool of assessment that can help us learn about our strengths and weaknesses and take care of our bodies.”
Interested in an iridology consultation? For more information visit: www.daydreamisland.com/fw_rejuvenation_spa
Daydream Island Resort and Spa has been judged the silver award winner in the keenly contested Deluxe Accommodation category at the 2014 Queensland Tourism Awards.
The state awards follow on from the recently concluded regional tourism awards where Daydream was successful in winning this category in the Whitsunday Tourism & Business Awards 2014.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa Chief Executive Officer Scott Wilkinson said he was delighted to finish so high up in the Queensland awards which pitted Daydream Island against other hopefuls from around Queensland.
“The Queensland Tourism Awards are extremely competitive and even to be a finalist is a great achievement,” Mr Wilkinson said.
“To finish second in this important category for accommodation is testament to the highly dedicated team we have at Daydream in providing a great experience for our guests.
“We’re competing against operators from all tourism regions around Queensland in these awards.
“It’s most pleasing to be able to carry out the vision of our owner Mr Vaughan Bullivant in providing a fabulous tropical island holiday experience.”
Daydream Island Resort and Spa was this year also inducted into the Hall of Fame for winning the Deluxe Accommodation category three years in a row at the Whitsunday Tourism & Business Awards 2014. The resort took out the Best Tourist Attraction for the Living Reef - one of the world’s largest man-made living lagoons, and the People’s Choice categories.
Daydream has also just been ranked as one of the Top Hotels in the Whitsundays region by international hotel search website, Trivago, based on consumer ratings.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, only a 30 minute boat ride from Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) and a 30 minute ferry ride from Airlie Beach.
The award-winning resort features 296 rooms and suites - so there’s plenty of space for the whole family - a great selection of restaurants and bars, lagoon swimming pools, a fringing coral reef to explore and a Rejuvenation Spa offering health and beauty treatments.
The whole family can enjoy over 20 free guest activities which include kayaks, catamarans, stand-up paddle boards, a stingray and shark feeding show and an open air cinema.
For bookings and enquiries call reservations on 1800 075 040, visit www.daydreamisland.com or contact your local travel agent.
Media enquiries to Brenton Gibbs
Daydream Island’s resident biologists were witness to one of the world’s natural wonders last week – the annual coral spawning in the Great Barrier Reef.
The amazing phenomenon, which usually resembles an underwater snowstorm, occurs when hard coral polyps simultaneously release egg and sperm into the water column to increase the chance of fertilisation.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa’s Living Reef Manager John Gaskell said island biologists had seen the spectacular sight while diving in the waters off the island.
“The annual coral spawning is an event that has to be seen to be believed,” he said.
“The Great Barrier Reef coral spawning is often referred to as the biggest reproductive phenomenon on earth. We’re incredibly lucky to see such a rare event.”
He said the event always occurred a few days after the full moon in November or December, around two to three hours after dark when most of the day predators were less active.
Large spawning events on Western Australia's reefs usually occur in autumn, while large events on the Great Barrier Reef usually occur in late spring or early summer.
Mr Gaskell said researchers had predicted there would be another spawning event on the Great Barrier Reef approximately four days after the December full moon.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, only a 30-minute boat ride from Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) and a 30 minute ferry ride from Airlie Beach.
The award-winning resort features 296 rooms and suites, a great selection of restaurants and bars, lagoon swimming pools, a fringing coral reef to explore and a Rejuvenation Spa offering health and beauty treatments.
There are over 20 free guest activities, which include kayaks, catamarans, stand-up paddleboards, a stingray and shark feeding show and an open-air cinema.
For more information visit www.daydreamisland.com
ENDS Media enquiries to Brenton Gibbs
See in the New Year with two spectacular fireworks shows, live music and views of the Whitsunday Passage at Daydream Island Resort and Spa.
Daydream has just opened bookings for its popular annual New Year’s Eve dinner and bookings are expected to fill up soon.
“Why not celebrate the start of 2015 in true island style?” said Daydream Island Resort and Spa Manager Warren McCorriston.
“You’ll be able to dance the night away under swaying palms and a sky full of fireworks. You can enjoy delicious food and drinks, great music from live band Honey Remixed and a beautiful tropical island backdrop. It will be a truly amazing night.”
There will be two different dinner options to choose from.
Waterfalls Restaurant will be hosting a sensational seafood buffet. Sittings are from 5.30pm and tickets are $130 for adults, $85 for children (14-18 years), $55 for children (eight to 13 years) and $20 for children (infant to eight years).
Mermaids Restaurant will be hosting a ‘Black and White’ themed three-course dinner from 6pm-9.30pm. Cost is $120 for adults, $80 for children (14-18 years), $50 for children (eight to 13 years) and $20 for children (infant to eight years).
For bookings and enquiries call events on (07) 4967 6023.
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| Romantic private dinner at Lovers Cove |
Indulge in a romantic, private candlelight dinner on the beach under the stars as part of a private dinner offering from Daydream Island Resort and Spa.
Daydream Island is offering guests their own private dinners with personal waiter, white linen and a sumptuous four-course dinner with a bottle of wine.
Guests can choose from up to six locations around the island including Lovers Cove and Mermaids Beach, and a lookout with views over spectacular Whitsunday Passage.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa wedding sales executive Alicia Evans said the private dinners were unforgettable experiences perfect for special occasions such as elopements, anniversaries, small weddings and wedding proposals.
“Your private dining experience begins with some delicious amuse bouches enjoyed with a bottle of white, red or sparkling wine,” she said.
“Daydream Island’s executive chef has created some decadent flavours for the entrees and main meals, such as beef tenderloin with pommes pont neuf, broccoli and horseradish cream served with a red current jus or red fillet emperor served on Asian greens.
“A private waiter will tend to all of your dining needs, while you take in the beautiful surroundings and soak in the relaxed atmosphere.
“It’s a wonderful way to celebrate your time on Daydream Island.”
Private dinners for two people are priced from $500 per couple, depending on location. Additional guests are $90 per individual and $160 per couple.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, only a 30 minute boat ride from Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) and a 30 minute ferry ride from Airlie Beach.
The award-winning resort features 296 rooms and suites, a great selection of restaurants and bars, lagoon swimming pools, a fringing coral reef to explore and a Rejuvenation Spa offering health and beauty treatments. There are over 20 free guest activities which include kayaks, catamarans, stand-up paddleboards, a stingray and shark feeding show and an open-air cinema.
For more information visit www.daydreamisland.com
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| Male clownfish nurturing the eggs |
Daydream Island Resort and Spa in the tropical Whitsundays is getting ready to welcome its first set of baby ‘Nemos’ to the world.
Daydream’s marine biologists have discovered that one of the resort’s six clownfish pairs have laid its first batch of eggs in the Nemoville Lagoon in the iconic Living Reef attraction. The clownfish pair will guard the eggs until they hatch within the next 10 days.
The clownfish, known for its striped orange and white appearance, is often referred to as ‘Nemo’ after the main character of the popular Disney animated film, Finding Nemo.
“With the sea temperatures slowly increasing, many species of fish have begun spawning and sights like this will become more common,” said Living Reef Manager John Gaskell.
“It is great to see that the animals in the Living Reef on Daydream Island are healthy and happy enough in their environment to reproduce.”
Clownfish are monogamous, choosing one partner for life. When the conditions are right and as the water temperature warms up, the male will prepare an area suitable for the female to lay her eggs. The nest area is usually on a hard surface next to an anemone so the anemone tentacles protect the eggs. Once the female lays her eggs it is the male that does most of the work, making sure the eggs are well ventilated and protected from predators. Clownfish eggs hatch in less than 10 days depending on the temperature of the water.
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| The female standing guard |
“Once the young clownfish hatch they will generally be carried away by currents and hopefully drift towards an anemone where they might establish their new home,” John Gaskell said.
“We will endeavour to catch some and put them in a holding tank to ensure survival, though this might be difficult as they hatch at night.
“Either way we can expect an increase in our clownfish population which is always one of our most popular attractions.”
Daydream Island Resort and Spa’s Living Reef is one of the world's largest man-made living coral reef lagoons.
It is home to more than 140 species of colourful marine fish, 82 species of coral and 15 species of invertebrates such as starfish, sea cucumbers and crabs.
Comprising a north and south lagoon and holding more than 1.5 million litres of water, the Living Reef lets visitors learn about and get up close to the fascinating inhabitants of the Great Barrier Reef.
For more information visit www.daydreamisland.com
Media enquiries to Brenton Gibbs
Pictures: John Gaskell
Daydream Island Resort and Spa was one of the big winners at the Whitsunday Tourism & Business Awards 2014 after winning three awards at the gala event which was held on Saturday evening in Proserpine
The resort took out the Best Tourist Attraction for the Living Reef - one of the world’s largest man-made living lagoons, Best Deluxe Accommodation and the People’s Choice categories.
It is the third year in a row Daydream Island has taken out the Deluxe Accommodation category and as a result was also enshrined into the Hall of Fame.
“The Daydream experience is always evolving and we are very excited to be recognised in three categories of the Whitsundays Tourism Awards,” Daydream Island Resort and Spa CEO Scott Wilkinson said.
“These awards reflect the hard work resort manager Warren McCorriston and the entire team put in to ensure we offer the very best experiences, from our Living Reef lagoon to our pampering Rejuvenation Spa, extensive list of activities and more.
“We are particularly thrilled to again win the Deluxe Accommodation category and to be included into the Hall of Fame.
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| 'Stingray Splash' in the Living Reef |
“Winning the People’s Choice category is especially pleasing as it’s voted on by members of the public.
“I’d also like to acknowledge our owner Mr Vaughan Bullivant for his vision for the resort and congratulate Living Reef manager John Gaskell and his team for the advances made this year.”
Located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, the award-winning resort features 296 rooms and suites, a great selection of restaurants and bars, lagoon swimming pools and a fringing coral reef to explore.
Daydream’s award-winning 2,650sqm Living Reef is one of the world’s largest man-made living lagoons - home to more than 115 species of fish and 80 coral species native to the Great Barrier Reef.
Its star attractions include brother and sister leopard rays Hansel and Gretel, brown stingrays Pikelet and Pancake, female black tip reef sharks Cookie and Nibble, white spot mangrove rays Bill and Barb and black shovelnose ray, Jack.
Guided by Living Reef biologists, visitors can take part in fish and shark feeding shows or programs like the Stingray Splash, where guests walk knee-deep into the Living Reef and hand-feed and pat de-barbed stingrays.
Daydream also offers the Rejuvenation Spa with 16 treatment rooms, which offers health and beauty treatments designed to pamper and reinvigorate the mind, body and soul; along with over 20 free guest activities such as kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, mini-golf and an open air cinema.
The Whitsunday Tourism & Business Awards aim to recognise growth in tourism products and services as well as sustainable economic and social benefits that flow from a booming tourism industry.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa was recently awarded fourth place in the ‘Australia, Over 4 Stars’ category of the Holidays with Kids Readers Choice Top 10 Awards 2014.
Daydream’s Rejuvenation Spa was also named a finalist in the Hotel/Resort Spa of the Year category in the annual Pevonia Awards.
For bookings and enquiries call reservations on 1800 075 040, visit www.daydreamisland.com or contact your local travel agent.
ENDS Media enquiries to Brenton Gibbs
HOLIDAYMAKERS at Daydream Island Resort and Spa would have got the surprise of a lifetime last week when they spotted Australian chart-toppers Justice Crew enjoying a working holiday on the island.
The six-member all-male urban/pop group has been filming the video clip for its latest single Rise and Fall on the picturesque Whitsunday Island.
The winner of the fourth season of Australia’s Got Talent, Justice Crew has already achieved two number one singles with Boom Boom and Que Sera.
Justice Crew member Solo Tohi said the group had been busy jet skiing, snorkelling, taking a rainforest walk, fish feeding at the Living Reef and a enjoying a bonfire at Lover’s Cove.
“It’s been an amazing experience out here on Daydream Island,” he said.
“It makes me realise and appreciate how beautiful our country is. Being around nature is calming and it's such a beautiful place to wake up in and step away from the city madness. Can't wait to come back for a holiday!”
Daydream Island Resort and Spa chief executive officer Scott Wilkinson said, “We’re pleased that Daydream Island offered the perfect tropical backdrop for Justice Crew’s new single Rise and Fall and that we could provide them with a wonderful island experience in the stunning Whitsunday Islands,” he said.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, only a 30 minute boat ride from Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) and a 30 minute ferry ride from Airlie Beach.
The award-winning resort features 296 rooms and suites, a great selection of restaurants and bars, lagoon swimming pools, a fringing coral reef to explore and a Rejuvenation Spa offering health and beauty treatments.
There are over 20 free guest activities which include kayaks, catamarans, stand-up paddle boards, a stingray and shark feeding show and an open air cinema.
ENJOY a special picnic on a remote coral beach in the Whitsundays as part of a romantic holiday offer for couples from Daydream Island Resort and Spa.
Daydream is offering couples four nights of accommodation in an Ocean Balcony Room from just $1,450 per person (room upgrades available).
The offer also includes a helicopter flight to Whitehaven Beach with a one-hour stopover plus a gourmet picnic basket, a three-course dinner at Mermaids Restaurant, a scrumptious full buffet breakfast daily, a 60-minute massage per adult per stay, return luxury transfers from Great Barrier Reef Airport or Whitsunday Coast Airport and chocolates and sparkling wine in room on arrival.
Terms and conditions apply – please enquire for more details.
Daydream offers fine dining options including your choice of dining in Mermaids Restaurant or indulging in a private dining experience overlooking Mermaids Beach or alternatively, romantic Lovers Cove.
Whether you’re on your honeymoon or just looking to put some romance back into your relationship, an intimate tropical island escape at Daydream Island is the perfect escape for any couple.
Daydream Island is located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, only a 30 minute boat ride from Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) and a 30-minute ferry ride from Airlie Beach.
The multi-award winning resort features 296 rooms and suites, a great selection of dining experiences, bars and lagoon swimming pools.
Guests can also unwind at Daydream’s renowned Rejuvenation Spa which offers a range of health and beauty treatments and breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. The Spa offers a holistic approach to wellbeing, offering the health benefits of naturopathy, aromatherapy, hydrotherapy and massage, along with beauty therapies using products such as Pevonia Botanica and Eles Mineral Make up.
There are also more than 20 free activities to enjoy including kayaks, catamarans, stand-up paddle boards, a stingray and shark feeding show at The Living Reef lagoon and an open air cinema.
For bookings please call our Wedding Sales Executive on (07) 3259 2310, email weddings@daydreamisland.com or contact your local travel agent or visit www.daydreamisland.com.
ENDS Media enquiries to Brenton Gibbs brenton@rgcommunications.com.au
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| John Gaskell snorkelling at Daydream Island |
Snorkelling on Daydream Island’s fringing coral reef is fast becoming one of the ‘must do’ activities for guests at the Whitsunday resort.
Daydream is located very close to Airlie Beach on the Whitsunday coast and about a two-hour boat ride away from the world-renowned Great Barrier Reef.
Daydream Island’s resident marine biologist and Living Reef manager John Gaskell says that many people aren’t aware that Daydream has such a rich diversity of marine life immediately off the island.
“Many people assume the marine life density and diversity is nothing special,” Mr Gaskell said. “At least not until they get in.
“The health of this fringing reef habitat is actually comparable to the best and most dense parts of the Great Barrier Reef.
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| Honeycomb Moray Eel |
“It may not have the consistently clear water of the outer reef, but there is no shortage of fascinating animals.”
Over the past three months, Daydream’s Living Reef biologists have taken the opportunity to investigate the coral reef habitats that surround Daydream Island and document their findings.
“Spending every opportunity in the water has certainly changed our view of the fringing reef health around Daydream Island,” Mr Gaskell said.
Stony Corals such as Staghorn and Brain Corals dominate the south-eastern side, whereas up at Lovers Cove on the north-west, colourful soft corals use the island as protection from the current. In amongst these corals lives a surprising diversity of marine animals.
Daydream is set in the Molle Channel providing good nutrient flow and plenty of opportunity for species recruitment. Colourful corals, reef fish, turtles, eels, octopuses, small sharks, rays, shrimps and colourful nudibranchs are just some of the animals that are commonly observed while snorkelling there.
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| Flowerpot coral at Daydream |
It was not until recently that the Daydream team decided to grab their torches and snorkels to venture out at night. It is well known in the marine world that the ocean comes alive at night as many species prefer to hunt with the cover of darkness. Daydream Island is no exception. Octopuses, squids, huge crayfish, “friendly” sharks, rays and a range of invertebrates all contribute to the busy nightlife throughout the fringing reef.
Although night snorkelling is not recommended without experience, Daydream Island’s Lovers Cove provides a safe haven to view many of the animals. And for those who want to experience the local wild fish and prefer not to get too wet, this is where wild fish feeding takes place.
John Gaskell has also developed an iPhone app called Sea Life Australia, which identifies and provides information on over 950 species of marine life in Australia’s waters.
“I’m very impressed with the number and variety of species found right here on Daydream’s fringing reef itself,” he said.
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| Fish feeding at Lovers Cove |
“You do not need to venture out to the heart of the Great Barrier Reef to get an amazing tropical reef experience.”
Guests can either bring their own snorkelling gear or else hire it from the water sports centre.
Daydream’s on-island Living Reef attraction is one of the world's largest man-made living coral reef lagoons, home to more than 140 species of marine fish, 82 species of coral and 15 species of invertebrates such as starfish, sea cucumbers and crabs.
Comprising a north and south lagoon and holding more than 1.5 million litres of water, the Living Reef lets visitors learn about and get up close to the fascinating inhabitants of the Great Barrier Reef.
Daydream Island will be participating in the World’s Biggest Instameet this Saturday 4th October, 2014.
Meet at Daydream’s transit lounge at 10am with your camera or smartphone and be set to capture some stunning images for this great Queensland Insta event!
READERS of Holidays with Kids magazine have once again voted Daydream Island Resort and Spa one of the top 10 family resorts in Australia.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa was awarded fourth place in the ‘Australia, Over 4 Stars’ category of the Holidays with Kids Readers Choice Top 10 Awards 2014.
Covering both Australia and the most popular family holiday destinations overseas, the Top 10 Awards are voted on by thousands of readers each year.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa chief executive officer Scott Wilkinson said he was delighted that so many past guests had enjoyed their holiday at Daydream Island.
“Daydream Island Resort and Spa offers the perfect base for families who want to explore the Whitsunday Islands and the Great Barrier Reef,” he said.
“We have an amazing range of activities for the whole family to enjoy including the Living Reef, one of the world’s largest man made coral reef lagoons where guests can hand feed sharks, stingrays and barramundi; an Australia-themed mini-golf course; outdoor movies; rainforest walks and more.
“We also have an excellent range of dining venues, from casual dining to our signature Mermaids Restaurant; high-quality accommodation and an award-winning spa, the ideal getaway for some pampering and relaxation.
“We are committed to delivering the best possible experience for our guests and we look forward to welcoming more families to Daydream Island.”
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, only a 30 minute boat ride from Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) and a 30 minute ferry ride from Airlie Beach.
The award-winning resort features 296 rooms and suites - so there’s plenty of space for the whole family - a great selection of restaurants and bars, lagoon swimming pools, a fringing coral reef to explore and a Rejuvenation Spa offering health and beauty treatments.
The whole family can enjoy over 20 free guest activities which include kayaks, catamarans, stand-up paddle boards, a stingray and shark feeding show and an open air cinema.
For bookings and enquiries call reservations on 1800 075 040, visit www.daydreamisland.com or contact your local travel agent.
THE Whitsunday’s Daydream Island Resort and Spa is celebrating today after being featured on an episode of the Seven Network’s new reality show Bringing Sexy Back.
The reality television show features the incredible transformations of ordinary Australians after making the decision to improve their health and fitness.
Last night’s episode featured Livio Caldarone, a pizza chef from the Sunshine Coast who gained 40 kilograms in just two years. Fearing for his health and suffering from low self-esteem, Livio held off on committing to a wedding date to his fiancé and mother to his two children, Holly, until he was able to bring back the man she fell in love with.
After more than five months of exercise and healthy eating, Livio travelled to Daydream Island where he unveiled his amazing transformation and 33-kilogram weight loss in front of his family and friends. With the wedding being the motivating event of his weight loss journey, Livio was also able to fulfill his dream of marrying the love of his life at their dream wedding destination where they said their ‘I-dos’ the very next day.
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| Holly and Livio with their children |
Holly and Livio were married at magical Lovers Cove, which is one of the most exclusive and private locations on Daydream Island. It offers the best of natural beauty, hosting a large wooden deck set on a white coral beach with waves rolling in just metres away and the Whitsunday Passage as the backdrop.
For an island location, this project was logistically huge.
Months of planning and preparation went into the episode, which involved organising barges to transport freight and lighting trucks along with the famous Sexy truck, which holds the state of the art Dexa body scanner over to the island. It was a multi-camera shoot and we were even lucky enough to witness a drone camera in operation, which was able to capture amazing aerial footage of the island.
Not only did Daydream host the wedding party on the island, but also hosted up to 34 Seven Network crew members over four days, along with high profile host Samantha Armytage, personal trainer to the stars Cameron Byrnes and stylist, Jules Sebastian.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa’s CEO Scott Wilkinson said he was delighted that Livio had chosen Daydream Island for his wedding and weight-loss reveal.
“We’re thrilled that we could be part of this life-changing moment for Livio,” he said.
“Daydream was the perfect backdrop for them and their family and friends who all contributed to a special experience.
“We strive to provide a memorable and enjoyable experience for all of our guests where they can enjoy quality accommodation, superior service, delicious food and a range of activities against the beautiful backdrop of the Whitsunday Passage.
“It’s the perfect place to relax and feel reinvigorated and renewed.”
He said the exposure and potential interest generated from the show for both the leisure and wedding markets would be invaluable.
Livio was amazed by the location and wedding on Daydream Island.
“It was the most wonderful experience; I had the wedding of my dreams,” he said.
“Daydream was the perfect place for a reveal and I felt like a superstar.”
Daydream Island is home to three stunning ceremony venues. Along with Lovers Cove, which featured on the episode, there is the Endeavour Wedding Chapel which is situated at the water’s edge and featuring a floor to ceiling glass wall behind the altar. Ceremonies are also held on the picturesque and iconic Mermaids Beach with Daydream Island’s signature bronzed mermaids and the Whitsunday Islands as the perfect backdrop.
The multi award-winning resort, which recently took out best ‘Waterview’ and ‘Resort Reception’ venue at the inaugural Queensland Wedding and Events of Australia ‘Awards for Excellence’, can cater for weddings from two right up to 250 guests. With eight magnificent reception venues available and with a dedicated team of wedding professionals, couples are spoilt for choice at Daydream Island.
“It’s wonderful that we can raise awareness of Daydream and the Whitsunday Islands like this,” Mr Wilkinson said. “We look forward to welcoming more people to beautiful Daydream Island.”
The episode can be viewed online here.
For reservation bookings and enquiries call 1800 075 040, visit www.daydreamisland.com or contact your local travel agent.
For wedding bookings call our Wedding Sales Executive on (07) 3259 2310 or email weddings@daydreamisland.com
Daydream Island Resort and Spa has once again been recognised as one of Australia’s best hotel and resort spas by global spa brand Pevonia Botanica.
Daydream’s Rejuvenation Spa was named a finalist in the Hotel/Resort Spa of the Year category in the annual Pevonia Awards.
The Pevonia Awards recognise and commend the most outstanding Pevonia salons, spas, therapists and spa managers.
Rejuvenation Spa Manager Amanda Burleigh said she was proud of the team’s achievement as the Pevonia Awards set a benchmark for the industry.
“The winners and finalists represent the highest quality standards – it’s truly an honour to be acknowledged as one of the best spas in the country,” she said.
“At the Rejuvenation Spa, we aim to give visitors a pampering and relaxing experience with a range of amazing spa treatments.
“We are proud of providing our customers with excellent and professional service, ensuring their time on Daydream is truly memorable and rejuvenating.”
Located at the northern end of Daydream Island, the Rejuvenation Spa is a luxurious spa and wellbeing facility that combines an extensive array of health and beauty treatments and services with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean.
The Spa provides a holistic approach to wellbeing, offering the time-tested health benefits of naturopathy, aromatherapy, hydrotherapy and massage, along with beauty therapies using products such as Pevonia Botanica and Eles Mineral Make up.
Facilities include 16 individual treatment rooms, Vichy showers, thermal tables, hydrotherapy tubs, steam effusion showers and private relaxation areas. And with dual treatment rooms and dual spa baths, it’s ideal for couples wanting to enjoy an indulgent time together.
Rejuvenation Spa has been a consistent finalist and winner at the Pevonia Awards each year since 2009 taking out numerous awards including Spa of the Year, Customer Service winner and Performance Excellence winner.
Visit www.daydreamisland.com for more information.
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Daydream's Dream Team - from left, Jessica Ireland, Karen Maher,
Jodi Deighton, Christine Poole and Jenny Brown. |
FIVE work colleagues from Daydream Island Resort and Spa are aiming to raise at least $10,000 for cancer research by embarking on a 60km walk through Brisbane.
Brisbane-based Daydream Island staff members - Jenny Brown, Jessica Ireland, Jodi Deighton, Karen Maher and Christine Poole – will be participating in the fundraising event, Weekend to End Women’s Cancers, from October 25-26.
Competing as the Dream Team, they will join thousands of other women as they walk through Brisbane’s suburban neighbourhoods during the two-day physical challenge.
Proceeds will benefit the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute and Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital.
Dream Team spokesperson Jenny Brown said she had seen the effects cancer has on women and their families after her best friend’s mother was diagnosed with ovarian cancer.
“It made me realise how important it was to spread awareness and continue with research to help with early detection and effective treatments,” Jenny said. “At the end of the day I am walking with my best friend and her mum in mind.
“With as many as one in three women developing a form of cancer before the age of 85 we decided to get together and do as much as we could to raise funds.”
Daydream Island Resort and Spa has swung its support behind the Dream Team with a special online accommodation special and a pledge to donate $20 per booking to assist the Dream Team in reaching their goal.
Holidaymakers can help the Dream Team by booking a minimum of three nights at Daydream Island Resort and Spa from only $199* per room per night twin share. The deal includes full buffet breakfast daily and a free upgrade from the Garden room to the Coral Ocean Balcony room and over 20 free guest activities daily including kayaks and catamarans.
The sale is open for bookings from 15 Aug 2014 - 30 Sept 2014 for travel from 15 Aug 2014-16 Sept 2014; 7-20 Oct 2014; 27-30 Oct 2014; 3 Nov- 18 Dec 2014; 20 Jan - 31 Mar, 2015 subject to availability at the time of booking and selected dates 1 November 2014-12 December 2014 (valid Sunday-Thursday nights only) subject to availability at the time of booking. Full payment is required at the time of booking and all bookings are non-refundable.
Bookings can be made online here.
To make donations directly to the Dream Team please visit the Official Donation Page.
Daydream and The Dream Team will also be conducting other fundraising initiatives to raise money for the cause including cake sales, sausage sizzles and also asking guests to make a donation upon checking out at the resort.
The official website for The Weekend to End Women’s Cancers is: www.endcancer.org.au
Daydream Island's Dream Team is:
Jodi Deighton
The statistics are alarming: an estimated 1 in 3 women in Australia will be diagnosed with cancer before the age of 85. Unfortunately, this could be yourself or someone close to you - I currently have a family member who has started her battle with breast cancer.
This is an issue that is very close to my heart. I think it’s important to stand up, increase awareness and raise much-needed funds in order to help with cancer prevention and treatment
Hopefully one day, with more awareness, treatment and funding, we can help reduce the number of people who are diagnosed with cancer.
Christine Poole
Over the past few years I've had way too many friends diagnosed with breast cancer. Thankfully they have all been able to overcome this terrible disease and are now cancer free.
Unfortunately not all women are as lucky and I want to do my part to help raise money for research into women’s cancers. Hopefully the number of women being diagnosed with cancer can be reduced and the survival odds for those diagnosed can be increased.
Jenny Brown
When I was asked if I would like to participate in the Weekend Walk to End Women’s Cancers I thought there was no way I could walk 60 km - let alone two weeks prior to getting married! I’m too lazy to even walk to the shops!
But when I thought about it further – what better way to say farewell to my maiden name than to participate in this amazing event?
There are many people in my life who have been affected by women’s cancers. My best friend’s mum was recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer so I have seen the massive effect it has had on her seeing her mum go through treatment. I’ve also been a shoulder to cry on.
After seeing how cancer affects not only the individual but their family and support networks, it made me realise just how important it is that we spread awareness and continue with research to help with early detection and effective treatments.
My friend really wanted to do this walk, but due to circumstances beyond her control she was unable to attend. So at the end of the day, I am walking with them both in mind.
Please show your support and help me fundraise for this great cause. If all these amazing women can fight cancer, the least I can do walk 60kms; the least you can do is donate.
Karen Maher
I am doing the walk as I have seen a few friends struggle through different treatments for cancer. I felt no matter how uncomfortable this weekend might be physically for me it’s nothing compared to what patients go through to fight this disease.
The funds we’re raising in the Weekend Walk to End Women’s Cancers will help greatly with the ongoing research in finding a cure or better treatments.
Jessica Ireland
Two years ago, I unfortunately lost my aunty to cancer. It has been the hardest thing to date that I have ever had to deal with. She was a real fighter and fought cancer for many years but unfortunately lost the battle. There is not a day that goes by that I don’t think about her.
Last year I wanted to do the walk but I was quite heavily pregnant so I decided this year I would do it and the wonderful girls who I work with also want to do it with me.
Unfortunately in life we will all know someone who will battle this horrible disease. I believe we should do anything we can to help raise money to find a cure and this why I am taking part in the Weekend Walk to End Women’s Cancers. I am doing this for my aunty but also for every single person in the world who fights cancer.
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| Daydream's Endeavour wedding chapel |
QUEENSLAND brides have voted Daydream Island Resort and Spa one of the best resorts in the state at the 16th Queensland Annual Bridal Industry Awards (ABIAs).
Daydream Island Resort and Spa was a finalist in the Resort/Hotel category at the annual awards, which are determined by the votes of past brides.
ABIA Chairman John O’Meara said it was an excellent achievement for Daydream Island Resort and Spa, as each wedding supplier needed to receive a customer satisfaction of at least 95 per cent to be a finalist.
He said it was businesses like Daydream Island Resort and Spa which elevated the wedding industry with their attention to detail and the pride, passion and professional manner in which they delivered their wedding product to the bridal customer.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa Wedding Sales Executive Alicia Evans said it was rewarding for the resort to be recognised by so many satisfied brides.
“We strive to give our brides a truly memorable experience in a beautiful and unique setting, focusing on superior customer service,” she said.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa was nominated for an ABIA based on the quality of product, quality of service, value for money and the attitude of the staff who serviced the bride’s needs, before, during and after their wedding day.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa in the Whitsundays is one of the most popular island wedding destinations in Australia.
From booking the ceremony and reception venues to liaising with external vendors like cake artists, florist and stationers, Daydream Island Resort and Spa’s wedding planners will help make your wedding planning experience as stress-free as possible.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa has a range of amazing venues to suit every style of wedding, from intimate elopements to larger, more traditional affairs.
Please contact Daydream Island’s Wedding Executive on (07) 3259 2310, email weddings@daydreamisland.com or visit www.daydreamisland.com for information.
DAYDREAM Island Resort and Spa has been recognised as one of the premier wedding venues in Australia at the inaugural Queensland Wedding and Events of Australia (WEOA) ‘Awards for Excellence’.
The Whitsundays resort scooped two awards at the event: Wedding Venue of the Year ‘Waterview’ and Wedding Venue of the Year ‘Hotel Reception’.
Members of the wedding industry’s elite came together from across Queensland to attend the first awards night at the Surfers Paradise Marriot Resort and Spa.
The WEOA Awards for Excellence recognise those wedding suppliers who go above and beyond to meet their clients’ requests.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa Wedding Sales Executive Alicia Evans said it was an honour to be presented with the industry awards.
“We are beyond thrilled that Daydream has been named one of the best wedding venues in Australia,” she said.
“We believe our destination in the stunning Whitsunday Islands, combined with the beauty of the resort, our exceptional customer service and the services of a dedicated wedding event team, ensure an unforgettable wedding experience.
“It’s an amazing achievement and I would like to thank the entire Daydream team for their dedication.”
Daydream Island Resort and Spa in the Whitsundays is one of the most popular island wedding destinations in Australia.
The resort’s experienced wedding coordinators can plan your perfect wedding. From booking the ceremony and reception venues to liaising with external vendors like the cake artists, florist and stationers, they will make your wedding planning experience as stress-free as possible.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa has a range of amazing venues to suit every style of wedding, from intimate elopements to larger, more traditional affairs. From chapels to coral beaches, Daydream has you covered.
Please contact Daydream Island’s Wedding Executive on (07) 3259 2310, email weddings@daydreamisland.com or visit www.daydreamisland.com for information.
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| The wedding of Michael and Lesa Hapgood |
YOUR wedding day will probably be one of the biggest events you’ll ever organise.
After the engagement ring is on your finger, there’s a lot to prepare for your big day! You’ll need to hire a venue and a celebrant, choose a photographer, select the decorations and music and decide on a theme to ‘tie’ it all together. And that’s not even the half of it!
If you’re feeling a little overwhelmed, then it’s a great comfort to know that as part of your wedding package Daydream Island’s professional wedding coordinators will help with all of the arrangements.
A good wedding coordinator is worth their weight in gold. They will work tirelessly to ensure your vision becomes a reality. From booking the ceremony and reception venues to liaising with external vendors like the cake artists, florist and stationers, they will make your wedding planning experience as stress-free as possible.
And on your actual wedding day, they will help manage the logistics. They will gather family members for the family portraits, ensure the venue is decorated properly and there is a knife available for cutting your three-tiered chocolate wedding cake!
For Michael and Lesa Hapgood, getting married on Daydream Island in the Whitsundays this year was , they were assigned a wedding coordinator, Kate Moore.
“Kate went through all of our needs and wants and constantly was in contact with us no matter what,” Lesa explained. “Kate was always there to answer our questions no matter how big or small or silly I thought they were. She always promptly answered my emails and seemed to work past the 9-5 hours.”
When they arrived on Daydream Island, Kate met with them to discuss the finer details of the day and accommodate all of their needs and requests.
“Michael and I had a clear idea of the food we wanted at our wedding. We did not want typical wedding food. We requested if we could have beach burgers (from Mermaids) and fish and chips. Without question Kate made this possible,” Lesa said.
Lesa and Michael's wedding day on May 14 this year went seamlessly. They were married in the Endeavour Chapel and had their reception on the Sunlovers Terrace.
“Kate was very understanding of a nervous bride to be and helped to keep me grounded. She made our day run so smoothly and perfectly, and was there every step of the way to ensure we experienced nothing less than perfection,” Lesa said.
“Both (wedding and reception) locations were set up gorgeously and met all of our expectations.”
The couple said they would be “forever thankful” to Kate for planning their special day.
“Kate has shown her true love and passion in the excellence of her work and all she does. Sometimes you forget that this is her job and you start to think of her as a friend helping you plan your wedding day,” Lesa said.
“We are planning to return to Daydream Island for our one-year anniversary and will be definitely looking forward to catching up with her.”
For more information please contact Daydream Island’s Wedding Executive on +61 7 3259 2310 or email weddings@daydreamisland.com visit: www.daydreamisland.com
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| Stingray Splash in The Living Reef |
AUSTRALIANS have voted Daydream Island Resort and Spa in the Whitsundays as one of the best resorts for families in the country.
Australian families awarded the stunning resort second place in the ‘Best Australian 4 star and over family resort or hotel award category’ in the Out and About with Kids Best of Family Travel Awards 2014.
Thousands of readers of the popular national magazine Out and About with Kids cast their votes in the annual awards.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa Chief Executive Officer Scott Wilkinson said it was extremely rewarding that so many families had voted for Daydream.
“We work hard to ensure that our guests have a wonderful experience on Daydream Island by providing high-quality accommodation, fantastic food and beverages and an amazing range of activities for the whole family to enjoy,” he said.
“There are over 20 free guest activities to enjoy including kayaks, catamarans, stand-up paddle boards, a stingray and shark feeding show and an open air cinema.
“For some rest and relaxation, parents can also escape to our award-winning Rejuvenation Spa for a pampering massage or treatment.”
“A big thank you must go to all the team for ensuring that guests continue to have amazing holidays on our island year after year.”
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is located in Queensland’s tropical Whitsundays in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, only a 30 minute boat ride from Great Barrier Reef Airport (HTI) and a 30 minute ferry ride from Airlie Beach.
The mutli award-winning resort features 296 rooms and suites, a great selection of dining expereinces, bars and lagoon swimming pools.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa is home to one of the world’s largest man-made coral reef lagoons known as The Living Reef. Guests can feed de-barbed stingrays, walk among curious baby stingrays, hold a sea star and learn about the marine eco-system from Daydream’s resident marine biologists.
For bookings and enquiries call reservations on 1800 075 040, visit www.daydreamisland.com or contact your local travel agent.
Daydream Island Resort and Spa has appointed respected hospitality professional Mr Scott Wilkinson as Chief Executive Officer replacing current CEO Phil Casey who has moved to a new role as Owner’s Representative for Daydream’s owner Mr Vaughan Bullivant.
Mr Wilkinson joins Daydream from TFE Hotel Group where he was General Manager of the Five Star Rendezvous Grand Hotel Adelaide, which won the AHA Award for Best Deluxe Hotel South Australia 2013.
He has also held senior managerial roles with hotel groups Hyatt Regency, Peppers Retreats Resorts and Hotels and Rydges Hotels and Resorts. His experience includes all aspects of hospitality management including pre-opening, refurbishments, rebranding, revenue generation and cost management.
“I’m delighted to be joining this iconic Queensland island resort and carrying on the great work by Phil Casey and his team in making Daydream the Whitsunday island resort of choice,” Mr Wilkinson said.
“We will continue to make Daydream a standout destination for leisure, conferencing and romantic getaways and with the guest experience central to everything we do."
Mr Casey has successfully lead Daydream’s operation to a period of profitability and is looking forward to remaining involved with the property and in managing Mr Bullivant’s investments.
Located in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, the multi award-winning 4.5 star Daydream Island Resort and Spa offers 296 beautifully appointed rooms, comprehensive facilities such as the Rejuvenation Spa and Living Reef lagoons, a wide variety of activities, sparkling bays and secluded beaches, which all combine to provide a superior tropical island experience.
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| Daydream wedding reception setup |
AFTER you walk down the aisle, your wedding reception is the first opportunity to relax after months of planning.
Whether your dream reception is an intimate dinner with your nearest and dearest, or a large poolside party where you can dance all night, it’s important that you choose a venue that feels ‘right’ to you.
Once you pick the right spot, everything else will fall into place.
Some important things to consider on your hunt for the perfect reception venue: How many people do I need to cater for? Do you want your reception to be more formal or relaxed? Do you want a formal or casual feel? Do you want a view? Do you need space for dancing? Do you want a private venue?
Daydream Island Resort and Spa – one of the premier destination wedding venues in the country – has an option to suit all tastes. Located in the Whitsundays near the Great Barrier Reef, it’s a beautiful resort featuring white coral beaches and lush rainforests.
Here are some of the reception venues on the island:
Lovers Cove (up to 80 guests)
Lovers Cove, one of our most exclusive locations on the island, is a private sheltered inlet with a white coral beach, large deck and the Whitsunday Passage as a backdrop. This little piece of paradise is romantically lined with flares and fairy lights in the trees.
Sunlovers Terrace (up to 140 guests)
Sunlovers Terrace offers the perfect indoor/outdoor venue experience. The Terrace is on the third level of the resort, with expansive views of the Whitsunday Passage and Daydream’s tropical rainforest. With its own bar facility and dance-floor, Sunlovers Terrace is the perfect venue for your Daydream wedding reception.
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| Daydream's spectacular Endeavour wedding chapel |
Mermaids Beach (up to 250 guests)
This coral beach is decorated with flame torches and is perfect for larger weddings. You can choose to host your reception right on the coral beach, poolside or on a grassed area along the coral beach. Whichever you prefer, Mermaids Beach is great venue to relax and unwind at the end of your wedding day.
Daydream Island Room (up to 150 guests)
Daydream’s premier indoor location, the Daydream Island Room has floor to ceiling windows overlooking a private terrace and the beautiful Sunlovers Lookout. It is the perfect venue to host a formal dinner, cocktail party or a more casual wedding reception. The tiled terrace area is great for pre-dinner canapés and beverages.
Sunlovers Lookout (up to 20 guests)
This is one of Daydream’s most beautiful outdoor locations with picturesque views of the Whitsunday Passage. It’s the ideal venue for smaller weddings or elopements.
The Great Barrier Reef Room (up to 160 guests).
For a stunning view over the scenic Molle Channel and the Molle group of islands, the Great Barrier Reef Room is where you can celebrate in the privacy of this quiet part of the resort, and where your intimate reception will be forever remembered for its welcoming atmosphere and exceptional setting.
South End Cinema (up to 150 guests)
With views over the ocean to the mainland, this stunning outside location is perfect for your dream wedding. Make your day even more memorable by showing your own movie of how you both met!
Spa Balcony (up to 15 guests)
Celebrate your wedding at this intimate venue with spectac ular views over the Whitsunday passage. This venue will make your wedding day truly memorable.
There’s a range of wedding reception venues on Daydream Island to suit every occasion. So why not cross off another thing on your to do list and take a look?
For all wedding enquiries please contact Daydream Island’s wedding executive on (07) 3259 2310 or email weddings@daydream.net.au.
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| Redheaded Gobi |
Daydream Island’s Living Reef has become home to some fascinating creatures, which are rarely seen without close investigation and shows the diversity of life in the resort’s iconic lagoon system.
Living Reef manager John Gaskell has recently uncovered creatures in the lagoons including the Redheaded Goby, Brittle Star, Snapping Shrimp, Squat Lobster and the Orange Spot Mantis Shrimp.
“As we continue to develop and maintain the lagoons we often discover new species we didn’t know we had,” Mr Gaskell said.
“Many of these are found living in the live rock and corals and most likely came in as juveniles and have managed to thrive. This shows the health of the lagoon system.”
Live rock has been collected under permit and transferred to the Living Reef over a number of years. Live rock is generally made up of the calcium carbonate skeleton of previously living coral. When the coral dies hundreds of microorganisms inhabit the structure, many of which are juveniles or in their larval stage.
“We’ve discovered the amazing Orange Spot Mantis Shrimp, one of the most incredible species of the marine world and something very colourful to look at which is now on display in the Living Reef Centre.”
Some of the recently discovered inhabitants found in the Living Reef include:
Redheaded Goby - Rarely seen species of goby that hides within coral reef habitats.
Coral (Trapezia) Crabs - These crabs are from the same crab family which includes species that live within Stony Corals. They feed on the tissue of the coral that they live within and with defend their coral home from other predators.
Porcelain Crab - Tiny crab with relatively unknown life history, found within coral reefs.
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| Brittle Star |
Brittle Star - A relative of star fishes and sea urchins that can move arms independently and walk relatively fast along the ocean floor. Rarely seen during the day as they are nocturnal.
Squat Lobster - A relative of hermit crabs that does not use a sea snail shell for protection. Instead squat lobsters are excellent at hiding and can move in extremely fast bursts when threatened.
Snapping Shrimp – An amazing little shrimp with a large ‘snapping’ claw that can be opened and shut with incredible force creating a loud snapping sound. The force of the claw snapping shut generates acoustic pressures that can be heard throughout the coral reef habitat it lives in.
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| Orange Spot Mantis Shrimp |
Orange Spot Mantis Shrimp - Mantis shrimp have the most complex eyes known to science. They have two rotating eyes that are the equivalent of six human eyes and can even see in ultra violet. Human eyes can detect a combination of three colours (red, green and blue), whereas the mantis shrimp’s eyes can detect 12, nine of which humans cannot even comprehend. To catch its prey the Orange Spot Mantis Shrimp has two smashing clubs that replace a regular shrimp’s claws. The speed at which a mantis shrimp punches out its smashing club is thought to be the fastest mechanical acceleration of any animal. It is so fast, that the impact produces cavitation bubbles - creating even more pressure.
The Living Reef is one of the world's largest man-made living coral reef lagoons. It is home to more than 140 species of colourful marine fish, 82 species of coral and 15 species of invertebrates such as starfish, sea cucumbers and crabs.
Comprising a north and south lagoon and holding more than 1.5 million litres of water, the Living Reef lets visitors learn about and get up close to the fascinating inhabitants of the Great Barrier Reef.
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Pictures: John Gaskell
Daydream Island Resort and
Spa’s new Executive Chef Ashley Duff is cooking up some changes at the tropical
Whitsundays getaway.
After spending almost a
decade working on cruise ships around the world, Ashley brings a wealth of international
experience to Daydream where he will be delivering a menu predominantly
seafood-based complemented by tapas-style dining options.
“This perfectly suits our
alfresco dining setting with the backdrop of the Whitsunday islands,” he said.
“I am incorporating more
seafood into the menus and modernising them for the tropical climate we are in
by steering away from gravies and jus and using more vinaigrettes.
“There is also more focus on
locally produced food, from seafood such as Queensland scallops and tiger
prawns, to fruit and veggies, beef, chicken and lamb. I’ll be working hard to source
wonderful food from as close to Daydream as possible.”
Ashley kicked off his
culinary career in Victoria where he cooked for Melbourne’s elite at various
venues including five star hotels and at the exclusive Mornington Peninsula
before moving to London to develop his skills.
For the past seven years he has
worked with Royal Caribbean on numerous liners where he was responsible for
catering for up to 3600 passengers, 24 hour a days, seven days a week.
Ashley is in charge of all
food production on Daydream, from Splashes Pool Bar to signature restaurant
Mermaid’s, and has already begun implementing some delicious new changes.
“In Fishbowl Tavern, we’ve
introduced some of the best baby back ribs you can have. It’s a three day
process to produce our ribs which are slowly caramelised on our char grill,” he
said.
“In Mermaids, we will soon
be introducing signature dishes like a Bouillabaisse-style
seafood soup with lobster, mud crab and prawns, using some of the fantastic
product we have in Queensland to really show off the restaurant.”
Mermaids a la carte restaurant
offers a unique culinary experience where guests can feast on the freshest fish
of the day caught straight from the sea to your plate.
Daydream also offers more
relaxed dining options including the Fishbowl Tavern, Waterfalls Restaurant,
Boat House Bakery, Lagoons Bar, Splashes and Gilligan’s Health Hut.
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