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People enjoying views on Moreton Island cruise ship deck, Australia.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
Aerial view of Tangalooma Shipwrecks in Brisbane, Australia, showcasing sunken vessels in clear waters.
Moreton Island beach with clear waters and tourists enjoying a day pass experience.
Moreton Island snorkeling tour with shipwrecks and clear waters in Brisbane, Australia.
Female paddleboarding on clear waters at Moreton Island, Australia.
Teenagers playing volleyball on Moreton Island beach, Australia.
Group snorkeling in Moreton Bay, Australia, exploring vibrant marine life.
Kayaks lined up on Moreton Island beach with clear blue water in the background.
A view of the shipwreck and Moreton Island
People enjoying views on Moreton Island cruise ship deck, Australia.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
Aerial view of Tangalooma Shipwrecks in Brisbane, Australia, showcasing sunken vessels in clear waters.
Moreton Island beach with clear waters and tourists enjoying a day pass experience.
Moreton Island snorkeling tour with shipwrecks and clear waters in Brisbane, Australia.
Female paddleboarding on clear waters at Moreton Island, Australia.
Teenagers playing volleyball on Moreton Island beach, Australia.
Group snorkeling in Moreton Bay, Australia, exploring vibrant marine life.
Kayaks lined up on Moreton Island beach with clear blue water in the background.
A view of the shipwreck and Moreton Island
People enjoying views on Moreton Island cruise ship deck, Australia.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
Aerial view of Tangalooma Shipwrecks in Brisbane, Australia, showcasing sunken vessels in clear waters.
Moreton Island beach with clear waters and tourists enjoying a day pass experience.
Moreton Island snorkeling tour with shipwrecks and clear waters in Brisbane, Australia.
Female paddleboarding on clear waters at Moreton Island, Australia.
Teenagers playing volleyball on Moreton Island beach, Australia.
Group snorkeling in Moreton Bay, Australia, exploring vibrant marine life.
Kayaks lined up on Moreton Island beach with clear blue water in the background.
A view of the shipwreck and Moreton Island
4.1(1.4K)

Moreton Island Day Pass

from
AU$129
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
8 hr.
Transfers included

Craft your ideal day on Moreton with up to 3 activities.

  • Book this if you want a flexible, full day on Moreton Island with pre-set kayaking, snorkeling, and paddleboarding or a custom upgrade for your top 3 choices.
  • What you’ll see and do: Enjoy a day on the water with kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling—or upgrade to pick unique activities like Segway rides.
  • See Moreton your way: Glide on a Segway along white sands, or snorkel around sunken ships, where schools of colorful fish swim close enough to touch.
  • Your adventure, your choice: With options to pick 3 upgraded activities and round-trip ferry transfers, create a day everyone will enjoy—perfect for family or friend groups.

Craft your ideal day on Moreton with up to 3 activities.

  • Book this if you want a flexible, full day on Moreton Island with pre-set kayaking, snorkeling, and paddleboarding or a custom upgrade for your top 3 choices.
  • What you’ll see and do: Enjoy a day on the water with kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling—or upgrade to pick unique activities like Segway rides.
  • See Moreton your way: Glide on a Segway along white sands, or snorkel around sunken ships, where schools of colorful fish swim close enough to touch.
  • Your adventure, your choice: With options to pick 3 upgraded activities and round-trip ferry transfers, create a day everyone will enjoy—perfect for family or friend groups.

Inclusions

  • Round-trip ferry transfers from Brisbane
  • Up to 8 hours to spend on Moreton Island
  • Land activities like tennis, volleyball, croquet
  • Use of resort facilities
  • 3-hour kayak, 3-hour snorkeling equipment, and 1-hour stand-up paddleboard hire (if option selected)
  • 3 activities of your choice (if option selected)

Activities to choose from:

  • Beach Segway tour
  • Stand-up paddleboard hire
  • Guided snorkel tour at Tangalooma Wrecks
  • Sea Scooter Safari Add-on (only combinable with snorkel tour)
  • Fish feeding tour and Sightseeing cruise
  • 3-hour fishing rod hire
  • 3-hour kayak hire
  • 3-hour snorkel equipment and wetsuit hire

Exclusions

  • Quad bikes
  • Tip: Arrive at the meeting point early to fill out the forms and take the ferry on time.
  • Safety is a priority, so this experience is restricted for children aged under 6 years.
  • This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
  • Moreton Island is a remote wilderness location, approximately 75 minutes from the mainland. For this reason, it is strongly advised that heavily pregnant guests reconsider their visit.
  • Participation in some of the tours and activities is physically demanding and may pose a health or safety risk. For your safety, you must disclose if you are suffering from any injury, or pre-existing medical condition (such as, but not limited to, epilepsy, asthma, or cardiovascular conditions) which may interfere with your ability to safely participate in the activities.
  • People with pregnancies need to provide a medical certificate from a doctor approving their participation in the tour activities.
  • Children aged under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult at all times on the island.
  • A medical questionnaire must be completed and signed by all passengers. For children aged under 16 years, the questionnaire must be signed by a parent or a guardian.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
An aerial photo of the Tangalooma wrecks
Two women smiling on a boat, preparing for snorkeling at Moreton Island, Australia.
Snorkelers exploring vibrant marine life in Isole Ciclopi, near Catania, Sicily.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
People enjoying views on Moreton Island cruise ship deck, Australia.
Group snorkeling in Moreton Bay, Australia, exploring vibrant marine life.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy beach at Moreton Island, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on Moreton Island beach, Queensland, showcasing offroad adventure.
An aerial photo of the Tangalooma wrecks
Two women smiling on a boat, preparing for snorkeling at Moreton Island, Australia.
Snorkelers exploring vibrant marine life in Isole Ciclopi, near Catania, Sicily.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
People enjoying views on Moreton Island cruise ship deck, Australia.
Group snorkeling in Moreton Bay, Australia, exploring vibrant marine life.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy beach at Moreton Island, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on Moreton Island beach, Queensland, showcasing offroad adventure.
An aerial photo of the Tangalooma wrecks
Two women smiling on a boat, preparing for snorkeling at Moreton Island, Australia.
Snorkelers exploring vibrant marine life in Isole Ciclopi, near Catania, Sicily.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
People enjoying views on Moreton Island cruise ship deck, Australia.
Group snorkeling in Moreton Bay, Australia, exploring vibrant marine life.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy beach at Moreton Island, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on Moreton Island beach, Queensland, showcasing offroad adventure.
4.2(246)

Moreton Island Tour with Shipwreck Snorkelling, Kayaks, 4WD Desert Adventure and Lunch

from
AU$189
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 41 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
8 hr.
Guided tour

Adventure-packed day with snorkeling, kayaking, and 4WD drives.

  • Book this if you want an action-packed day where each adventure is guided—perfect for families looking to explore Moreton’s land and underwater wonders.
  • What you’ll see and do: Dive at Tangalooma Wrecks, paddle clear waters, roar over dunes in a 4WD, sandboard down steep hills, and enjoy a picnic lunch.
  • Explore sunken wrecks: Snorkel among 15 towering wrecks where fish dart through corals, and sandy-bottomed lagoons create postcard-perfect sights.
  • Feel the sand fly: Enjoy a 4WD desert tour and sandboarding down steep dunes with breathtaking ocean views to capture on camera.

Adventure-packed day with snorkeling, kayaking, and 4WD drives.

  • Book this if you want an action-packed day where each adventure is guided—perfect for families looking to explore Moreton’s land and underwater wonders.
  • What you’ll see and do: Dive at Tangalooma Wrecks, paddle clear waters, roar over dunes in a 4WD, sandboard down steep hills, and enjoy a picnic lunch.
  • Explore sunken wrecks: Snorkel among 15 towering wrecks where fish dart through corals, and sandy-bottomed lagoons create postcard-perfect sights.
  • Feel the sand fly: Enjoy a 4WD desert tour and sandboarding down steep dunes with breathtaking ocean views to capture on camera.

Inclusions

  • Full-day tour of Moreton Island
  • Round-trip ferry transfers from Port of Brisbane
  • Round-trip transfers from select Brisbane hotels
  • English-speaking guide
  • Guided snorkel or kayak tour at Tangalooma Wrecks
  • Guided island tour by 4WD
  • Fresh picnic lunch
  • Cold drinks and fresh fruits
  • Snorkeling, kayak, and sandboarding equipment
  • Lifejacket/safety vest and orientation

Exclusions

  • National park fees of AUD$80 per adult and $60 per child (to be paid in cash to driver on departure)
  • Additional food and drinks
  • Drinks, bottled water and snacks
  • Tip: Snag shotgun during the 4WD ride through Moreton's beaches. It adds to the thrill!
  • Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 6 years.
  • This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
  • Moreton Island is a remote wilderness location, approximately 75 minutes from the mainland. For this reason, it is strongly advised that heavily pregnant guests reconsider their visit.
  • An additional fee for Port of Brisbane National Park and ferry services (AUD$80 for adults and AUD$60 for children) will be collected in cash at the time of departure.
  • An additional surcharge of $10 per person applies during public holiday periods (to be paid in cash to the driver on departure).
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 41 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Aerial view of Tangalooma wrecks in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia with clear blue waters.
4WD vehicle driving on Moreton Island beach, Queensland, showcasing offroad adventure.
Moreton Island lighthouse with ocean view in the background.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia.
Moreton Island 4WD tour vehicle on sandy beach with ocean view.
4WD cars driving along Cable Beach, Broome, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of a 4WD vehicle driving along the sandy beach of Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of a 4WD vehicle driving along the sandy beach of Moreton Island, Australia.
Shipwrecks and ferry near the shore of Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of Tangalooma wrecks in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia with clear blue waters.
4WD vehicle driving on Moreton Island beach, Queensland, showcasing offroad adventure.
Moreton Island lighthouse with ocean view in the background.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia.
Moreton Island 4WD tour vehicle on sandy beach with ocean view.
4WD cars driving along Cable Beach, Broome, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of a 4WD vehicle driving along the sandy beach of Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of a 4WD vehicle driving along the sandy beach of Moreton Island, Australia.
Shipwrecks and ferry near the shore of Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of Tangalooma wrecks in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia with clear blue waters.
4WD vehicle driving on Moreton Island beach, Queensland, showcasing offroad adventure.
Moreton Island lighthouse with ocean view in the background.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia.
Moreton Island 4WD tour vehicle on sandy beach with ocean view.
4WD cars driving along Cable Beach, Broome, Australia.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of a 4WD vehicle driving along the sandy beach of Moreton Island, Australia.
Aerial view of a 4WD vehicle driving along the sandy beach of Moreton Island, Australia.
Shipwrecks and ferry near the shore of Moreton Island, Australia.
4.3(250)

Moreton Island Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon, Honeymoon Bay Tour 4WD Sightseeing Tour with Picnic Lunch

from
AU$189
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
8 hr.
Transfers included

Scenic tour to lighthouse, lagoons, and bays, led by an expert eco-guide.

  • Book this if you want a scenic tour with expert guidance through pristine natural spots like Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon, and Honeymoon Bay.
  • What you’ll see and do: Visit the historic Cape Moreton Lighthouse, swim in Blue Lagoon’s clear water, relax at Honeymoon Bay, and enjoy a picnic lunch.
  • Nature and history combined: Spot dolphins from the lighthouse, walk sandy trails, and soak in the unique sights and sounds of the island’s untouched beauty.
  • Find calm at Honeymoon Bay: This quiet cove offers crystal-clear water and secluded beach spots, ideal for a refreshing swim or peaceful photo ops.

Scenic tour to lighthouse, lagoons, and bays, led by an expert eco-guide.

  • Book this if you want a scenic tour with expert guidance through pristine natural spots like Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon, and Honeymoon Bay.
  • What you’ll see and do: Visit the historic Cape Moreton Lighthouse, swim in Blue Lagoon’s clear water, relax at Honeymoon Bay, and enjoy a picnic lunch.
  • Nature and history combined: Spot dolphins from the lighthouse, walk sandy trails, and soak in the unique sights and sounds of the island’s untouched beauty.
  • Find calm at Honeymoon Bay: This quiet cove offers crystal-clear water and secluded beach spots, ideal for a refreshing swim or peaceful photo ops.

Inclusions

  • Full-day tour of Moreton Island
  • Round-trip ferry transfers from Port of Brisbane
  • Round-trip transfers from select Brisbane locations
  • English-speaking eco-guide
  • Small group of up to 10 people
  • Guided snorkel or kayak tour at Tangalooma Wrecks
  • Guided island National Park tour by 4WD
  • Visit to Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon, Honeymoon Bay Beach, Champagne Pools, and more
  • Fresh picnic lunch
  • Cold drinks, fresh fruits, cakes, and biscuits
  • Snorkeling, kayak, and sandboarding equipment
  • Lifejacket/safety vest and orientation

Exclusions

  • National park fees of AUD$80 per adult and $60 per child (to be paid in cash to driver on departure)
  • Additional food and drinks
  • Tip: The best time to visit the Champagne Pools is during high tide when the waves crash over the rocks, creating the "champagne" effect.
  • An additional fee for Port of Brisbane National Park and ferry services (AUD$80 for adults and AUD$60 for children) will be collected in cash at the time of departure.
  • Students and children aged between 5 and 14 years, enjoy reduced ticket pricing (carry a valid photo ID).
  • Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 5 years.
  • The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, pram/stroller users, people with mobility issues, people with back and neck problems, and pregnant women.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 48 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island, Australia, with kayaks and sand dunes in the background.
Aerial view of Tangalooma wrecks in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia with clear blue waters.
Two women smiling on a boat, preparing for snorkeling at Moreton Island, Australia.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
Female paddleboarding on clear waters at Moreton Island, Australia.
Dolphins swimming in the ocean near a boat tour in Hawaii.
Giant Jewfish swimming near coral reef in Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Man paddleboarding on Moreton Island's clear waters, surrounded by scenic coastline and lush greenery.
Snorkelers exploring vibrant marine life in Isole Ciclopi, near Catania, Sicily.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island, Australia, with kayaks and sand dunes in the background.
Aerial view of Tangalooma wrecks in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia with clear blue waters.
Two women smiling on a boat, preparing for snorkeling at Moreton Island, Australia.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
Female paddleboarding on clear waters at Moreton Island, Australia.
Dolphins swimming in the ocean near a boat tour in Hawaii.
Giant Jewfish swimming near coral reef in Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Man paddleboarding on Moreton Island's clear waters, surrounded by scenic coastline and lush greenery.
Snorkelers exploring vibrant marine life in Isole Ciclopi, near Catania, Sicily.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island, Australia, with kayaks and sand dunes in the background.
Aerial view of Tangalooma wrecks in Moreton Bay, Queensland, Australia with clear blue waters.
Two women smiling on a boat, preparing for snorkeling at Moreton Island, Australia.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
Female paddleboarding on clear waters at Moreton Island, Australia.
Dolphins swimming in the ocean near a boat tour in Hawaii.
Giant Jewfish swimming near coral reef in Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Man paddleboarding on Moreton Island's clear waters, surrounded by scenic coastline and lush greenery.
Snorkelers exploring vibrant marine life in Isole Ciclopi, near Catania, Sicily.
NEW

Moreton Island Adventure Activities Package

from
AU$269
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Instant confirmation
Mobile ticket
8 hr.
Transfers included

Build your day of beach and water activities on Moreton Island.

  • Book this if you want a customized day with friends or family, choosing from activities like snorkeling, Segway rides, and more—Brisbane ferry included.
  • What you’ll see and do: Pick three activities from snorkeling, fish feeding, paddleboarding, beach Segway, and more; ferry included.
  • Extra time to explore the island: After your chosen activities, take a swim, stroll sandy paths, or relax on the beach for as long as you like, all included.
  • Flexible family fun: With options from beach volleyball to snorkeling, there’s something for everyone. Relax on pristine sands between activities.

Build your day of beach and water activities on Moreton Island.

  • Book this if you want a customized day with friends or family, choosing from activities like snorkeling, Segway rides, and more—Brisbane ferry included.
  • What you’ll see and do: Pick three activities from snorkeling, fish feeding, paddleboarding, beach Segway, and more; ferry included.
  • Extra time to explore the island: After your chosen activities, take a swim, stroll sandy paths, or relax on the beach for as long as you like, all included.
  • Flexible family fun: With options from beach volleyball to snorkeling, there’s something for everyone. Relax on pristine sands between activities.

Inclusions

  • Round-trip ferry transfers from Brisbane
  • Land activities like tennis, volleyball, croquet
  • Up to 7 hours to spend on the island
  • Use of Resort facilities
  • 3 activities of your choice

Activities to choose from:

  • Beach Segway tour
  • Stand-up paddleboard hire
  • Guided snorkel tour at Tangalooma Wrecks
  • Sea Scooter Safari Add-on (only combinable with snorkel tour)
  • Fish feeding tour and Sightseeing cruise
  • 3-hour fishing rod hire
  • 3-hour kayak hire
  • 3-hour snorkel equipment and wetsuit hire

Exclusions

  • Quad bikes
  • Tip: Comboyuro Point, a secluded spot near Bulwer township on Moreton Island's western side, offers crystal-clear waters ideal for snorkeling and paddleboarding.
  • Safety is a priority, so this experience is restricted for children aged under 6 years.
  • This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
  • Moreton Island is a remote wilderness location, approximately 75 minutes from the mainland. For this reason, it is strongly advised that heavily pregnant guests reconsider their visit.
  • Participation in some of the tours and activities is physically demanding and may pose a health or safety risk. For your safety, you must disclose if you are suffering from any injury, or pre-existing medical condition (such as, but not limited to, epilepsy, asthma, or cardiovascular conditions) which may interfere with your ability to safely participate in the activities.
  • People with pregnancies need to provide a medical certificate from a doctor approving their participation in the tour activities.
  • Children aged under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult at all times on the island.
  • A medical questionnaire must be completed and signed by all passengers. For children aged under 16 years, the questionnaire must be signed by a parent or a guardian.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Couples kayaking in transparent kayaks on Moreton Island's clear waters, Australia.
Moreton Island snorkeling tour with shipwrecks and clear waters in Brisbane, Australia.
Aerial view of Tangalooma Shipwrecks in Brisbane, Australia, showcasing sunken vessels in clear waters.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Group of people reading for Scuba diving
Turtle swimming
Moreton Island snorkeling and kayaking tour with shipwrecks in view.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island during guided tour with kayaking experience.
Couples kayaking in transparent kayaks on Moreton Island's clear waters, Australia.
Moreton Island snorkeling tour with shipwrecks and clear waters in Brisbane, Australia.
Aerial view of Tangalooma Shipwrecks in Brisbane, Australia, showcasing sunken vessels in clear waters.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Group of people reading for Scuba diving
Turtle swimming
Moreton Island snorkeling and kayaking tour with shipwrecks in view.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island during guided tour with kayaking experience.
Couples kayaking in transparent kayaks on Moreton Island's clear waters, Australia.
Moreton Island snorkeling tour with shipwrecks and clear waters in Brisbane, Australia.
Aerial view of Tangalooma Shipwrecks in Brisbane, Australia, showcasing sunken vessels in clear waters.
Aerial view of people kayaking at Moreton Island
4WD vehicle driving on sandy terrain in Moreton Island, Australia.
Moreton Island shipwreck snorkelling with kayaks and 4WD desert adventure.
Group of people reading for Scuba diving
Turtle swimming
Moreton Island snorkeling and kayaking tour with shipwrecks in view.
Snorkelers exploring shipwrecks at Moreton Island during guided tour with kayaking experience.
NEW

Moreton Island Tour with Snorkelling Tour, Transparent Kayaks, 4WD Desert Adventure and Lunch

from
AU$179
Free cancellation

You can cancel these tickets up to 7 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Mobile ticket
13 hr. - 20 hr. 10 min.
Guided tour
Transfers included

See marine life through transparent kayaks, snorkel, and tackle desert dunes.

  • Book this if you want an exciting, guided adventure through clear waters and sandy trails, with a chance to see marine life from every angle.
  • What you’ll see and do: Paddle glass-bottom kayaks over coral reefs, snorkel the wrecks, ride a 4WD, sandboard dunes, and share a picnic lunch.
  • Watch marine life from above: Spot starfish and sea turtles right below as you kayak with a clear view—adding a new angle to an island adventure.
  • Thrills on land and sea: 4WD through rugged terrain, sandboard on dunes, and cool off with a swim—perfect for adventurers and nature lovers.

See marine life through transparent kayaks, snorkel, and tackle desert dunes.

  • Book this if you want an exciting, guided adventure through clear waters and sandy trails, with a chance to see marine life from every angle.
  • What you’ll see and do: Paddle glass-bottom kayaks over coral reefs, snorkel the wrecks, ride a 4WD, sandboard dunes, and share a picnic lunch.
  • Watch marine life from above: Spot starfish and sea turtles right below as you kayak with a clear view—adding a new angle to an island adventure.
  • Thrills on land and sea: 4WD through rugged terrain, sandboard on dunes, and cool off with a swim—perfect for adventurers and nature lovers.

Inclusions

  • Full-day tour of Moreton Island
  • Round-trip ferry transfers from Port of Brisbane
  • Round-trip transfers from Brisbane Coach Terminal or Surfers Paradise, Gold Coast (based on option selected)
  • English-speaking guide
  • Guided snorkel tour at Tangalooma Wrecks
  • Guided transparent kayak tour at Tangalooma Wrecks
  • Guided island tour by 4WD
  • Picnic lunch
  • Snorkeling, kayak, and sandboarding equipment
  • Lifejacket/safety vest and orientation

Exclusions

  • National park fees of AUD$80 per adult and $60 per child (to be paid in cash to driver on departure)
  • Tip: The transparent kayak offers the opportunity for great marine life photos, so make sure to carry a waterproof camera or phone cover with you.
  • An additional fee for Port of Brisbane National Park and ferry services (AUD$80 for adults and AUD$60 for children) will be collected in cash at the time of departure.
  • The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, pram/stroller users, people with mobility issues, people with back and neck problems, and pregnant women.
  • Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 4 years.
  • Note that the following is/are not allowed on this tour: large bags, pets.
  • You can cancel these tickets up to 7 days before the experience begins and get a full refund.
SCUBA diver exploring vibrant coral reef surrounded by tropical fish in clear ocean waters.
Scuba divers exploring coral reefs in Tanjung Benoa, Bali.
Aerial view of shipwrecks on Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia, surrounded by turquoise waters.
Divers exploring coral reef underwater during Scuba Dive Tour in tropical ocean.
Wobbegong shark close-up in blue water, showcasing intricate patterns and textures.
Scuba divers exploring coral reef in clear waters, Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Aerial view of Moreton Island shipwrecks in Queensland, Australia, surrounded by clear blue waters.
Scuba diver exploring vibrant coral reef in the Maldives.
Blue and white nudibranch on a vibrant tropical reef in Indonesia.
Scuba diver observing a large manta ray in the waters of Nusa Penida, Indonesia.
SCUBA diver exploring vibrant coral reef surrounded by tropical fish in clear ocean waters.
Scuba divers exploring coral reefs in Tanjung Benoa, Bali.
Aerial view of shipwrecks on Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia, surrounded by turquoise waters.
Divers exploring coral reef underwater during Scuba Dive Tour in tropical ocean.
Wobbegong shark close-up in blue water, showcasing intricate patterns and textures.
Scuba divers exploring coral reef in clear waters, Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Aerial view of Moreton Island shipwrecks in Queensland, Australia, surrounded by clear blue waters.
Scuba diver exploring vibrant coral reef in the Maldives.
Blue and white nudibranch on a vibrant tropical reef in Indonesia.
Scuba diver observing a large manta ray in the waters of Nusa Penida, Indonesia.
SCUBA diver exploring vibrant coral reef surrounded by tropical fish in clear ocean waters.
Scuba divers exploring coral reefs in Tanjung Benoa, Bali.
Aerial view of shipwrecks on Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia, surrounded by turquoise waters.
Divers exploring coral reef underwater during Scuba Dive Tour in tropical ocean.
Wobbegong shark close-up in blue water, showcasing intricate patterns and textures.
Scuba divers exploring coral reef in clear waters, Great Barrier Reef, Australia.
Aerial view of Moreton Island shipwrecks in Queensland, Australia, surrounded by clear blue waters.
Scuba diver exploring vibrant coral reef in the Maldives.
Blue and white nudibranch on a vibrant tropical reef in Indonesia.
Scuba diver observing a large manta ray in the waters of Nusa Penida, Indonesia.
NEW

Moreton Island Scuba Diving Tour

from
AU$279
Mobile ticket
8 hr.
Transfers included

Dive into the Tangalooma Wrecks on a guided scuba tour.

  • Book this if you want an underwater experience exploring vibrant marine life in the famous Tangalooma Wrecks; ideal for both new and certified divers.
  • What you’ll see and do: Scuba dive the wrecks, with calm beach time for snorkeling and paddleboarding included; ferry from Brisbane.
  • Get close to marine life: Swim among tropical fish, rays, and coral-draped shipwrecks—guided to help you navigate the best spots.
  • Certified or beginner-friendly: Calm, clear waters make it easy to see and photograph Moreton’s vibrant marine life, making this a perfect dive spot for divers at all levels.

Dive into the Tangalooma Wrecks on a guided scuba tour.

  • Book this if you want an underwater experience exploring vibrant marine life in the famous Tangalooma Wrecks; ideal for both new and certified divers.
  • What you’ll see and do: Scuba dive the wrecks, with calm beach time for snorkeling and paddleboarding included; ferry from Brisbane.
  • Get close to marine life: Swim among tropical fish, rays, and coral-draped shipwrecks—guided to help you navigate the best spots.
  • Certified or beginner-friendly: Calm, clear waters make it easy to see and photograph Moreton’s vibrant marine life, making this a perfect dive spot for divers at all levels.

Inclusions

  • Round-trip ferry transfers from Brisbane
  • Introductory or certified scuba dive
  • 1-hour kayak hire
  • 1-hour stand-up paddleboard hire
  • 1-hour snorkel equipment hire
  • Land activities like tennis, volleyball, croquet
  • Scuba diving equipment
  • Up to 7 hours to spend on the island
  • Use of Resort facilities

Exclusions

  • Quad bikes
  • Tip: If you're an experienced diver, venture deeper to find hidden swim-throughs, crevices, and compartments within the wrecks to find a treasure trove of underwater wonders.
  • Safety is a priority, so this experience is restricted for children aged under 6 years.
  • This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
  • Moreton Island is a remote wilderness location, approximately 75 minutes from the mainland. For this reason, it is strongly advised that heavily pregnant guests reconsider their visit.
  • Participation in some of the tours and activities is physically demanding and may pose a health or safety risk. For your safety, you must disclose if you are suffering from any injury, or pre-existing medical condition (such as, but not limited to, epilepsy, asthma, or cardiovascular conditions) which may interfere with your ability to safely participate in the activities.
  • People with pregnancies need to provide a medical certificate from a doctor approving their participation in the tour activities.
  • Children aged under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult at all times on the island.
  • A medical questionnaire must be completed and signed by all passengers. For children aged under 16 years, the questionnaire must be signed by a parent or a guardian.
  • These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Moreton Island

A complete nature lover’s paradise, Moreton Island is a perfect landscape for exploring and getting adventurous in and out of the blue waters and to discover the wildlife around the region. Situated at the doorstep of Brisbane, the island is 40 kilometers from the mainland and can be reached through a 75 min ferry ride. 

Known to be the Gem of South East Queensland, the place is a perfect getaway from the monotonous city life. The scenic beauty with white sand dunes, the turquoise waters, and vibrant blossoms are a sight to sore eyes. There are a lot of adventure sports like snorkeling, kayaking, parasailing, and more that will leave you tripping! You can also check out a number of heritage sites like Cape Moreton or the 25 Dorothy Newnham Street.

Why Visit Moreton Island?

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  • A perfect paradise situated right outside Brisbane! Known as the gem of Southeast Queensland, Moreton Island is home to an array of adventurous activities, all under one sky.
  •  Nested just an hour away from Brisbane, Moreton Island is the third-largest sand island in the entire globe. 
  • Want to have a lazy beach holiday or go on an adventure spree, this is the place to be. 
  • The beaches are ideal for swimming, fishing, surfing, and the western side is more relaxing with crystal blue water gently touching against the shore. 

Your Moreton Island Tours Explained

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Adventure Moreton Island Day Pass

  • This tour offers you a day-long adventure at Moreton Island which include an exciting variety of water sports and beach activities.
  • Get an opportunity to snorkel with unique tropical marine and go kayaking to enjoy the crystal clear waters of the third largest sand island in the world.
  • Enjoy stand-up paddleboarding as well!

Super Flexible Cancellation Policy: Get a full refund on canceling this ticket up to 24 hours before the schedule.

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Wrecks Adventure Tour

  • This tour gives you the chance to choose 3 adventures of your liking to indulge in at Moreton Island.
  • Choose between a Beach Segway Tour, a Stand-Up Paddle Board Hire, a Guided Snorkel tour at the Tangalooma, a Wrecks Fish Feeding Tour and Sightseeing Cruise, a 3 hours Fishing Rod Hire, a 3 hours Kayak hire, or a 3 hours Snorkel Equipment and Wetsuit Hire.
  • Wonder at the magnificent marine life around a cluster of 15 sunken boats at the Tangalooma Wrecks as you snorkel or go kayaking.

Super Flexible Cancellation Policy: Get a full refund on canceling this ticket up to 24 hours before the schedule.

What is the Best Way to Buy Moreton Island Tours? Book Online

For the best Moreton Island tours remember to book online! Booking online offers you a smooth, hassle-free experience that also guarantees you great deals and discounts! Here's why you should book your Moreton Island tours online:

Advance Booking: Book your tickets in advance and avoid standing in long queues or missing out on rides!

Convenience: When you buy tickets online, you are reserving a seat for yourself and your group at the click of a button. No more long waits at ticketing counters!

Great Discounts: When you buy your tickets online, you get access to a range of great deals and discounts which help you stick to your budget and get great value for money!

Things to do at Moreton Island

There are so many fun activities that are offered at Moreton Island. If you have the adventure bug within your system and choose to get your feet dirty, here is a list of things that will please you of all kinds. 

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Snorkeling

Get set for your mind to get blown while you snorkel through 15 sunken shipwrecks amongst the marine life at the site. A quite interesting experience for a short trip from the city!

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Kayaking

Experience Kayaking at night with various marine species and you will indulge in a whole new experience when the creatures get attracted to the LED strips on the kayaks that light your way.

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Paddleboarding

Paddleboarding or paddle surfing is a popular water activity going around currently. Through this activity, you can have loads of fun on the waters at your own pace.

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Mini-golf, Tennis, and Basketball

Apart from the water sports offered at the island, there is an abundance of a lot of land activities that can keep you busy during your trip. From beach sports to mini golf, tennis, and basketballs you will be packed until you are on the ferry heading back home. 

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Tangalooma Wrecks

The Tangalooma Wrecks are a cluster of 15 ships where you can go snorkelling, take a tour around the wrecks on a sea scooter or get a scenic view of the wrecks on a helicopter.

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Explore Marine Life

Moreton Island is home to diverse marine life that elevate its beauty and uniqueness. Discover Bottlenose dolphins, Dugongs, sea turtles, Australian Humpback dolphins as you find your way through Moreton Island.

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Mt. Tempest Hike

If you are on Moreton Island, it is a must to take the Mt. Tempest hike. After the 285m climb up the top, you will witness a breathtaking 360-degree view of the Sunshine Coast all the way to the Gold Coast.

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Cape Moreton Lighthouse

Moreton Island is home to the Cape Moreton Lighthouse, a great space to spot migrating whales, dolphins, dugongs and so much more. You can also find a Visitor Information Centre where you can learn all about the island’s history.

Plan Your Visit to Moreton Island

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Timings: 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

Getting There

Address: Tangalooma Island Resort, Brisbane, Queensland 4025, Australia.

The island is situated 40km offshore in Moreton Bay from Brisbane. You can choose to travel to the island by ferry, barge, or even private boat.

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  • There are plenty of water sports and beach activities that visitors can try at Moreton Island. 
  • There are a lot of food stalls present within the island if you wish to grab a snack. 
  • Washrooms are available if you wish to freshen up. 
  • The island is not suitable for wheelchair users and for pregnant women.
  • However, the Tangalooma Island Resort in Moreton Island is wheelchair friendly with toilets and ramps access to most facilities, to the restaurants as well as the dining area. 
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Moreton Island is the third-largest sand island in the world and has numerous breathtaking attractions in and around the island that can be explored during your visit.

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Dining is no exception at Moreton Island. Here are few restaurants to much onto a dish that you desire: 

  • Castaways: Enjoy a lazy lunch at a cage and general store that offers everything that you require from holiday essentials to eggs benedict. 
  • The Gutter Bar: Enjoy the freshest seafood, from fish to local oysters at The Gutter Bar, a space with a great vibe and a rustic décor ideal for a dinner on Friday and Saturday evenings. 
  • Beach Café: Take in the mesmerising views of Moreton Bay while enjoying bistro style dining at the café. There is something in store to tempt everyone from made-to-order pizzas, burgers, light meals and so much more. 
  • Fire&Stone: Enjoy exotic Chinese and Asian cuisine for a great lunch or dinner. 

Visitor Tips

  • Make sure you choose 3 adventures at Moreton Island that give you an adrenaline rush. 
  • Explore the marine life around a cluster of 15 sunken boats – Tangalooma Wrecks. 
  • The best time to visit the island is throughout the day as per your convenience. You get a beautiful view any time. 
  • Make sure you spend at least 2 hours exploring the entire space and make the most of this adventure. 
  • You can visit Moreton Island in a group, with your family or go all solo if you are a true adventure seeker. 
  • Photography and Videography is allowed. 
  • Make sure you carry comfortable footwear on this trip based on the activity you will be participating in. 
  • Carry your swim suits because we are sure you would love to take a dive in the beaches around 
  • Carry sunscreen, shades, hats to protect yourself from the sun rays. 

Frequently Asked Questions About Moreton Island Tours

What are the best Moreton Island tours?

Adventure Moreton Island Day Pass and Wrecks Adventure Tour are some of the best Moreton Island tours that offer your a comprehensive visit to the island and include a range of water sports and other activities.

Where can I purchase Moreton Island tours?

Get the best Moreton Island tours by booking online, in advance for a seamless experience.

Where can I get discounted Moreton Island tours?

Buy cheap Moreton Island tickets online for great deals and discounts.

What are the best things to do on Moreton Island?

Snorkeling, kayaking, feed the dolphins at sunset, and climb Mt. Tempest, Swim in Blue lagoon, hit the sand tracks to name a few of the many best things that you could explore if you are an adventure seeker. 

What is included in Moreton Island tours?

A range of things could be included in your Moreton Island tour including snorkeling, kayaking, paddleboarding and other water and land based activities.

How can I get to Moreton Island?

Moreton Island is situated 40kms offshore from Brisbane. You can reach your destination through a ferry, boat or barge. The ferries and barges run daily. 

What are the opening hours of Moreton Island?

The Moreton Islands are open from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm. 

What are the facilities available at Moreton Island?

There aren’t a lot of facilities available at Moreton Island, but you are welcome to drive to the closest campground to make use of the essential facilities. Just a few hundred metres from the beach, there is a Castaways Store & café where you can buy your essentials. 

What are the best places to eat on Moreton Island?

There are a couple of restaurants situated on Moreton Island by the Castaways Store & Café, Tangalooma Coffee Shop and The Gutter Bar top the list. 

Is Moreton Island safe to visit?

The island is a safe space to visit but it is recommended to go with your family or friends. Be cautious while taking a swim as there are no lifeguards situated around the Moreton Island. Better safe than sorry!

What is Moreton Island known for?

Moreton Island is well-known for its iconic range of beaches situated just off the coast of Brisbane and is listed as some of the top beaches in Queensland. 

Can you do day trips to Moreton Island?

Yes, Moreton Island has day trips and cruises. You can enjoy the beach without having to face much traffic and switch to cruise mode on a return day cruise to Tangalooma Island Resort, situated at the Island. 

How much does it cost to go to Moreton Island?

Moreton Island tours start at AU$119.

Do you need a car on Moreton Island?

It is ideal to have a car to travel on Moreton Island. Since it is mostly a National Park, you do require a vehicle access permit to drive on the island, even if you are just driving your way to the resort. 

Can you swim off Moreton Island?

Generally, there are no lifeguards patrolling around Moreton Island. It is important to be cautious while swimming or surfing as strong currents are witnessed around the Tangalooma Wrecks. Also, never swim alone!

What shops are on Moreton Island?

Moreton Island has a number of places where you can pick things from if you have forgotten to carry something during your trip. 

Are there sharks at Moreton Island?

A lot of people can be spotted frolicking on the bay side of Moreton. While you can enjoy a number of activities like snorkeling, dolphin feeding etc., the sharks can be seldom seen at Moreton Island but tend to remain in deeper water. 

Can you drink the water on Moreton Island?

Ensure you treat the water before drinking. There is fresh water available at Big Sandhills (western beach), Rous Battery (eastern beach), Eagers Beach (eastern beach), at the established campgrounds.