After an extensive two-year redevelopment and now offering 277 refurbished modern rooms and suites, the new brand signals the revitalised premium offering guests will experience; from the relaxed dining concepts and vibrant bars to the modern rooms and suites with waterfront views.

Born and raised in Brisbane, the Australian actor will be one of the first to explore the new Daydream Island when it opens in April 2019 with sustainability and the conservation of marine wildlife at the forefront of his Island journey.

As a regular visitor to the Whitsundays region, Lewis is excited to explore all that Daydream has to offer from snorkelling, riding jet skis, stand-up paddle boarding and helicopter tours - he’ll take it upon himself to test drive the experiences guests can explore while visiting Daydream Island.

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Australian actor and Daydream Island ambassador, Lincoln Lewis

“I love everything about the ocean, so I am excited to explore Daydream Island. The clarity of snorkelling on the Great Barrier Reef is incredible and I want to learn more about Daydream Island’s Living Reef and sustainability programs,” said Lewis.

Lewis explained his father, the football great Wally Lewis, had visited Daydream Island previously. “My parents have been before and Dad first went on an end of season footy trip in the late 70’s. Now it’s time to pass the torch and I’ll be sure to send the family photos from paradise!”

See also: Daydream Island Resort officially reopening April 2019

When asked about his role with Daydream Island, Lewis said, “I’m stoked to be working with an such an iconic Australian holiday destination, really being able to explore the very best of the Whitsundays region. Daydream Island is the perfect destination for an action-packed adventure, developing your knowledge about the local marine life through their Living Reef or just lounging by the pool taking in the view – I can’t wait to do it all!”

Lewis is a dedicated advocate for sustainability and the conservation of marine wildlife and the environment. With a soft spot for the ocean, Lincoln will immerse himself with the team of resident marine biologists at Daydream Island’s Living Reef to help spread the word on marine life and reef conservation.

Click here to view the Daydream Island website.

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