Ready to escape the city and discover paradise? Just a ferry ride away from Brisbane lies Moreton Island – a slice of heaven with crystal-clear waters, stunning shipwrecks, and endless adventures. Let's make sure your journey there is as exciting as the destination itself!
Your journey to Moreton Island begins at one of two key starting points in Brisbane, each offering unique departure experiences and facilities.
Your trip starts an hour before departure with the check-in process. Follow the designated lanes based on your vehicle type for a smooth check-in experience.
Watch as the crew quickly loads vehicles onto the ferry, completing the process in just 20 minutes.
Settle in for a 75-90-minute journey across Moreton Bay, depending on your departure point.
Enjoy spacious seating, snack bars, and scenic decks. As you sail across the Bay, you can grab the famous "smiley pie" or snap stunning photos of the bay.
Spot dugongs, bottlenose dolphins, and sea turtles in crystal-clear waters. Keep an eye out for sea eagles and stingrays too.
All Moreton Island experiences come with round-trip ferry transfers from Brisbane. Tickets and tours start from AU$129.
The journey takes approximately 75-90 minutes, depending on your departure point and weather conditions.
It’s recommended to arrive at least 1 hour before departure to allow time for check-in and boarding.
There are multiple departure points including Holt Street Wharf in Pinkenba and Rivergate Marina. Based on your chosen tour, you can also opt for transfers from Brisbane CBD or Gold Coast.
Secure parking is available for AU $20/day or AU $80/week. However, spaces are limited, especially on weekends. We recommend carpooling or ride-share services.
Yes, light snacks and beverages are available for purchase on board. However, passengers are welcome to bring their own food and non-alcoholic drinks.
Timetables depend on the service provider, with multiple departures daily. Check your booked tour to get the exact time of departure.
Passengers are allowed up to 25kg of luggage per person, including carry-on items.
Yes, bicycles and kayaks can be brought on board for an additional fee, but pre-booking is recommended.
The ferry offers wheelchair access, and staff are available to assist with boarding and disembarking. However, most Moreton Island tours are not accessible by wheelchair.
Only certified service animals are permitted on board. No other pets are allowed.
The ferry has restrooms, life jackets, first aid kits, and comfortable seating.
Secure parking is available for AU $20 per day, but spaces fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays.
If you miss your scheduled ferry, you'll need to reschedule for the next available departure. It's advisable to contact the operator as soon as possible to make adjustments.
You can book guided tours that include ferry rides to explore Moreton Island’s natural beauty and attractions, such as the Tangalooma Wrecks, dunes, and wildlife.