Brisbane CBD
Start your day with pickups from select Brisbane hotels and a cruise across the stunning Moreton Bay, offering beautiful views of the water and surrounding islands. The journey is comfortable and relaxing, setting the tone for the day ahead.
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Moreton Island
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Upon arriving at Moreton Island, hop into a 4WD vehicle to explore the rugged terrain. Moreton Island is the world’s third-largest sand island and 98% protected National Park, making it a nature lover’s paradise. With no sealed roads, your 4WD adventure begins as soon as you step off the ferry, taking you through eucalypt forests and coastal landscapes.
1. Moreton Island Desert
Sandboarding in "The Desert" is a must. The large sand dunes here are shaped by wind, creating perfect waves that are ideal for thrilling sandboarding. Whether you're new to the sport or a pro, these dunes will offer excitement at speeds up to 50 km/h. The open dunes of The Desert are a striking contrast to the lush eucalypt forests you’ll pass on your 4WD ride.
2. Picnic Lunch at the Beach
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After some fun sandboarding, enjoy a fresh picnic lunch on the beach, surrounded by Moreton Island’s unspoiled natural beauty. The beach is known for its crystal-clear waters, perfect for a swim or simply relaxing in the sun. This is your chance to unwind and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
3. Tangalooma Shipwrecks
Explore the Tangalooma Shipwrecks, where 15 wrecks are strategically placed just 50 meters off the beach, creating a unique underwater world. These wrecks, which were intentionally sunk in the 1960s, have since become a home for diverse marine life, making them a top snorkeling and kayaking destination.
4. Snorkeling/Kayaking around the Wrecks
Included in price
Embark on a guided snorkel or kayak adventure around the Tangalooma Shipwrecks. The wrecks have created an artificial reef that is home to diverse marine life like Clownfish, Parrotfish, Wobbegongs, and even turtles. The calm waters make for perfect conditions for both beginners and experienced snorkelers.
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Brisbane CBD
Adventure-packed day with snorkeling, kayaking, and 4WD drives.
Adventure-packed day with snorkeling, kayaking, and 4WD drives.
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Tangalooma Island Resort Ferry Terminal
The start of your island adventure, Tangalooma Wharf offers stunning river views and a chance to grab a coffee before boarding the ferry. It's the perfect meeting spot for those heading to Moreton Island. Arrive early to park conveniently and enjoy the calm sunrise views before boarding.
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Moreton Island
4 attractions
Tickets included
A slice of paradise just off Brisbane’s coast, Moreton Island offers pristine beaches, lush bushland, and diverse marine life. Whether you’re into snorkelling, hiking, or simply soaking up the sun, this island caters to every kind of explo
1. Mulgumpin Ferry Terminal
Your gateway to Moreton Island, Micat Landing is at the heart of the action. From here, you can easily access the Tangalooma Wrecks and start exploring the island's beaches, dunes, and marine life.
Pack a picnic and drinks, as shops are a 20-minute drive away. Have a smiley pie and a drink onboard—the bar opens at 9am.
2. Tangalooma Island Resort
Known for its dolphin-feeding program and a wide array of land activities, Tangalooma Island Resort blends luxury with outdoor fun. With mini-golf, basketball, and water sports, you’ll find plenty to do whether on land or sea. Your Moreton Island day pass comes with access to the resort's facilities.
3. The Wrecks Camping Area
Nestled near the dunes and sheltered bay, the Wrecks Camping Area is ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in nature. Its proximity to the ferry landing and the wrecks makes it convenient yet peaceful.
4. Tangalooma Shipwrecks
This snorkeling haven boasts 15 sunken ships surrounded by vibrant marine life. Swim through crystal-clear waters to see fish, turtles, and even wobbegongs in their natural habitat. A must-visit spot for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Snorkel, kayak, or even paddle-board with the equipment hire your day pass lets you access.
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Tangalooma Island Resort Ferry Terminal
Craft your ideal day on Moreton with up to 3 activities.
Craft your ideal day on Moreton with up to 3 activities.
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Rivergate Marina
Start your day at Rivergate Marina, a modern gateway to Moreton Bay, offering pristine waters and views of the Brisbane River skyline. Arrive early to enjoy the sights of the marina itself, which has cafes and great photo spots by the river.
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Moreton Island
1 attractions
3 activities
Tickets included
Sail to Moreton Island, a natural gem known for its diverse marine life, scenic coastlines, and extensive sandy beaches perfect for a day of leisure. Pack some eco-friendly sunscreen, as snorkeling and beach activities mean you'll be under the sun for much of the day.
1. Tangalooma Wrecks Snorkeling
Tickets included
Snorkel around the Tangalooma Wrecks, an artificial reef created by 15 sunken ships now home to hundreds of fish, coral, and even occasional turtles.
2. Marine fish feeding session
Included in price
Join a fish feeding and identification session guided by a marine naturalist who’ll introduce you to the vibrant sea life thriving in the wrecks.
3. Tropical Buffet Lunch
Lunch
Dive into a buffet lunch with fresh, local ingredients like wild-caught prawns, seasonal fruits, and assorted salads—all while taking in ocean views. Try the seafood early, as it’s a crowd favorite and may be in high demand.
4. Free time at the beach
Included in price
Unwind on Moreton’s beaches with free time for paddleboarding, beach games, or simply enjoying the stunning white sands and turquoise waters.
5. Marine Discovery Cruise
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Explore Moreton Island's western coastline on a marine discovery tour, where dolphins, dugongs, and sea turtles are often spotted. Moreton Bay is home to one of Australia’s largest populations of dugongs. You may even spot a dolphin approaching the boat for a closer look.
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Rivergate Marina
Marine-focused tour with dolphin spotting, snorkeling, and paddleboarding.
Marine-focused tour with dolphin spotting, snorkeling, and paddleboarding.
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Tangalooma Island Resort Ferry Terminal
The start of your island adventure, Tangalooma Wharf offers stunning river views and a chance to grab a coffee before boarding the ferry. It's the perfect meeting spot for those heading to Moreton Island. Arrive early to park conveniently and enjoy the calm sunrise views before boarding.
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Moreton Island
4 attractions
1 activities
Tickets included
A slice of paradise just off Brisbane’s coast, Moreton Island offers pristine beaches, lush bushland, and diverse marine life. Whether you’re into snorkelling, hiking, or simply soaking up the sun, this island caters to every kind of explo
1. Mulgumpin Ferry Terminal
Your gateway to Moreton Island, Micat Landing is at the heart of the action. From here, you can easily access the Tangalooma Wrecks and start exploring the island's beaches, dunes, and marine life.
Pack a picnic and drinks, as shops are a 20-minute drive away. Have a smiley pie and a drink onboard—the bar opens at 9am.
2. Tangalooma Island Resort
Tangalooma Island Resort is your headquarters for a day filled with leisure and adventure. With access to the beach, pools, and activities, this spot has something for everyone. Swing by the activity center to plan your schedule and make the most of your 7-hour island visit. When it’s time to unwind or enjoy some land-based fun, try tennis, volleyball, or croquet at the resort’s recreational areas.
3. The Wrecks Camping Area
Nestled near the dunes and sheltered bay, the Wrecks Camping Area is ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in nature. Its proximity to the ferry landing and the wrecks makes it convenient yet peaceful. Relax or explore the island's crystal-clear waters. Choose from activities like 1-hour kayak hire, stand-up paddleboarding, or snorkeling around the shallows.
4. Tangalooma Shipwrecks
Snorkel through history at the Tangalooma Wrecks, an underwater wonderland created from 15 sunken vessels. Explore the waters with a guided snorkel tour, elevate your experience with the sea scooter safari add-on, or try fishing with a 3-hour fishing rod hire. The jetty also offers opportunities for snorkeling and kayaking with convenient gear rentals.
5. Scuba Diving at Tangalooma Shipwrecks
Included in price
Dive into history—literally! The 15 sunken shipwrecks, purposely placed since 1963, offer an unparalleled scuba diving experience. Whether you're a beginner or certified diver, expect colorful corals, reef fish, rays, and even turtles. For certified divers, early morning dives offer clearer waters and quieter surroundings. Beginners should choose guided sessions to fully enjoy the experience.
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Tangalooma Island Resort Ferry Terminal
Dive into the Tangalooma Wrecks on a guided scuba tour.
Dive into the Tangalooma Wrecks on a guided scuba tour.
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Tangalooma Island Resort Ferry Terminal
The start of your island adventure, Tangalooma Wharf offers stunning river views and a chance to grab a coffee before boarding the ferry. It's the perfect meeting spot for those heading to Moreton Island. Arrive early to park conveniently and enjoy the calm sunrise views before boarding.
1
Moreton Island
4 attractions
Tickets included
A slice of paradise just off Brisbane’s coast, Moreton Island offers pristine beaches, lush bushland, and diverse marine life. Whether you’re into snorkelling, hiking, or simply soaking up the sun, this island caters to every kind of explo
1. Mulgumpin Ferry Terminal
Your gateway to Moreton Island, Micat Landing is at the heart of the action. From here, you can easily access the Tangalooma Wrecks and start exploring the island's beaches, dunes, and marine life.
Pack a picnic and drinks, as shops are a 20-minute drive away. Have a smiley pie and a drink onboard—the bar opens at 9am.
2. Tangalooma Island Resort
Known for its dolphin-feeding program and a wide array of land activities, Tangalooma Island Resort blends luxury with outdoor fun. With mini-golf, basketball, and water sports, you’ll find plenty to do whether on land or sea. Your Moreton Island day pass comes with access to the resort's facilities.
3. The Wrecks Camping Area
Nestled near the dunes and sheltered bay, the Wrecks Camping Area is ideal for those looking to immerse themselves in nature. Its proximity to the ferry landing and the wrecks makes it convenient yet peaceful. Experience the pristine beachside with activities like the Beach Segway Tour or Stand-up Paddleboard Hire. For marine exploration, opt for a fish feeding tour, sightseeing cruise, or kayak hire.
4. Tangalooma Shipwrecks
Snorkel through history at the Tangalooma Wrecks, an underwater wonderland created from 15 sunken vessels. Explore the waters with a guided snorkel tour, elevate your experience with the sea scooter safari add-on, or try fishing with a 3-hour fishing rod hire. The jetty also offers opportunities for snorkeling and kayaking with convenient gear rentals.
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Tangalooma Island Resort Ferry Terminal
Build your day of beach and water activities on Moreton Island.
Build your day of beach and water activities on Moreton Island.
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Activities to choose from:
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