Moreton Island Tours and Tickets

Spend a blissful day on Moreton Island exploring the beaches, snorkel sites, and enormous sand dunes during this full-day tour from Brisbane, the Sunshine Coast, or the Gold Coast. Travel with an experienced guide in a rugged 4-wheel drive vehicle, going from sea to sand as you snorkel at the Tangalooma Wrecks and kayak around the coral reef, then head inland to try sandboarding on the dunes. Enjoy a picnic lunch on the beach and soak in the tropical scenery of Moreton Island on this fun-filled tour. Please note: An additional cost of AU$50pp is to be paid in cash to your driver prior to departure to cover national park and ferry fees during this tour.

Explore the natural beauty and history of Moreton Island on this guided excursion. After heading out on a Supercat ferry, step into a wetsuit before a boom netting ride and an optional snorkeling and fish feeding tour. Kick back at the beach, go swimming, and enjoy a delicious complimentary lunch. Finish the day searching for marine life and learning about the region’s nature and history from a knowledgeable local guide.

3 islands in one day. Snorkel the coral and meet the marine life at Moreton Island - Turtles, Dugong, sub-tropical fish, and more. Have lunch by the Bay at the Little Ships Club, then take a relaxing beach walk beside the crystal blue waters, walk one of the nearby bushwalking trails, or simply relax along the sand and soak up some sunshine, the choice is yours! Guided koala-spotting on Minjerribah, (Stradbroke Island) Step back in time and walk in the footsteps of Australia’s worst criminals as you explore the rich history and iconic landscapes of St Helena Island. Take leisurely stroll along the islands coast and learn about the eerie history of St Helena from your highly knowledgeable guide. A day full of photo opportunities and unforgettable shared experiences.

Discover the magic of Moreton Island on this 2-day adventure tour departing from Brisbane or the Gold Coast. Along with an experienced guide, you’ll explore the island and its various activities including the Tangalooma Wrecks, the Champagne Pools, Honeymoon Bay and North Point. Learn how to sandboard, and wander through the oldest lighthouse in Queensland at Cape Moreton. An optional nighttime kayaking tour gives you the chance to venture out into the ocean in a transparent kayak with LED lights. All meals are included, and three different accommodation options are available to suit your preference.

Explore Tangalooma and the 15 sunken Tangalooma Shipwrecks at your own leisure. Spend the day bush walking, on the water, relaxing at the beach - or do all three!

Explore the beauty of Tangalooma Island Resort and the 15 sunken Shipwrecks. Whether you prefer guided tour options, or to do things at your own pace; we've got you covered!

Whether you want to make scuba diving a new hobby, splash about in our kayaks & SUPs, snorkel the Tangalooma Shipwrecks, relax on the beach, go for a bush walk, we've got you covered!

This cruise to the Tangalooma Island Resort on Moreton Island is the easy way to spend a day in nature from Brisbane. Choose between sand tobogganing, a wildlife-spotting cruise, snorkeling, or a ATV Quad Bike Tour for a fun-filled day. You can also use the facilities at the resort, such as the pool and bar if you’d rather just relax. This day trip is ideal for families.

Spot one of the most incredible creatures of the ocean on this whale watching cruise off Moreton Island. Your vessel is Australia’s largest purpose-built whale-watching boat, and it’s a comfortable base from which to watch these enormous creatures in their natural habitat. Have lunch on board, before enjoying a stop at Tangalooma Island Resort for some beach time.

Fishing at dawn is essential to catch fish and our private, indigenous fishing guide will select the best location on Minjerribah to ensure a successful morning. Flying in and out by helicopter provides incredible views of the crystal clear waters of the Island where you'll see sharks, dugongs and even whales when in season. Experience aboriginal catch and cook techniques right on the beach.