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This day trip takes you by boat from Brisbane to Tangalooma Island Resort on Moreton Island. With a resort day pass, you can enjoy the pools, restaurants, bars and other facilities all day. Join a marine discovery cruise along the coastline to look for dolphins, dugongs, sea turtles and rays with full eco commentary. A lunch voucher and an Eco Ranger experience are also included, making it an easy way to spend a relaxing day on the island.

Take a boat from Brisbane
to Moreton Island
When you check in at Tangalooma Wharf, staff will let you know all of your tour times for the day. Cross Moreton Bay by boat for about 75 minutes to reach Moreton Island. One standard drink (soft drink, tea, coffee or water) is served on board.
Look for marine life on a marine discovery cruise

Cruise along the coastline on the marine discovery cruise, looking for dolphins, dugongs, sea turtles and rays. Full eco commentary explains the habitats and behavior of the local marine life throughout the cruise.
Learn about marine life with an Eco Ranger

Share the Eco Rangers' passion for conservation and wildlife protection, and watch the "Discover the World of Dolphins" video presentation at the Eco Centre.
Relax and enjoy the resort facilities

Enjoy the resort facilities, including the pools, restaurants and bars, all day long. Have lunch with the included meal voucher (AUD 25 per adult, AUD 20 per child). At the end of the day, head back to the wharf and arrive in Brisbane about 75 minutes later.
※ All tours and activities are subject to weather conditions.
※ Dolphins, dugongs, sea turtles and other wildlife live in their natural habitat, so sightings are not guaranteed.
Meeting point :
Tangalooma Wharf
220 Holt St, Pinkenba QLD 4008, Australia
Meeting point information:
Check in at Tangalooma Wharf at 220 Holt St, Pinkenba, Brisbane, and staff will tell you your tour times for the day. The tour ends at the same place (Tangalooma Island Resort Day Cruises).
220 Holt St, Pinkenba QLD 4008, Australia