Travel to Moreton Island from Brisbane or the Gold Coast for a full day of fun in the sun. Your guide takes you by 4WD vehicle along the sands to Tangalooma Wrecks, where you'll see incredible coral reefs on snorkel and kayak outings. You'll also go inland for an exhilarating sandboarding experience on massive sand dunes. This action-packed tour includes a lunch on the beach and time to soak up the scenery of lovely Moreton Island, the third largest sand island in the world. We are the only company that does 3 activties on a full-day tour!
Departs from the Mantra On View Hotel at 5:45am <br/>Starting point:<br/>Mantra on View Surfers Paradise, 22 View Ave, Surfers Paradise QLD 4217, Australia
Departs from the MiCat Ferry, Port of Brisbane (Self-drive option)<br/>Starting point:<br/>Moreton Island Adventures, 14 Howard Smith Dr, Port Of Brisbane QLD 4178, Australia
Departs from the Brisbane Coach Terminal at 7am<br/>Starting point:<br/>Brisbane Coach Terminal, Brisbane City QLD 4000, Australia
In the morning, your 4WD coach picks you up from the Gold Coast or Brisbane, then travels to the ferry to Moreton Island. During the 75-minute ferry ride across Moreton Bay, take in views from the deck or cabin, keep an eye out for dolphins and other marine life.
When you reach the island, your 4WD-vehicle drives along the sand to the Tangalooma Wrecks where you have several options for beachside fun. Follow your guide on a snorkeling tour of the famous shipwrecks; the 15 vessels were purposely sunk here to create a breakwall. This resulting reef is home to colorful corals, tropical fish, trevally, yellowtail, wobbegong, kingfish and more.
If snorkeling doesn’t appeal to you, use the provided transparent bodyboards to paddle in search of turtles, reef fish, coral and other critters, or simply relax on the white-sand beach.
After the snorkel tour, your guide serves a picnic lunch before leading a tour on transparent kayaks to explore the Tangalooma Wrecks. Stay dry as you view an amazing array of fish right below your kayak. (Please note that a 4WD tour around the island will replace the snorkeling and kayaking if conditions are unfavorable).
Next, hang on tight as your driver takes your 4WD on rough inland tracks to tall sand dunes that are ideal for sandboarding, a fun, high-adrenaline activity comparable to tobogganing. It is possible to reach speeds of up to 30 mphr (50 kph) as you zip down the dunes.
After sandboarding, return to the coast and enjoy a swim at Tangalooma Beach (if time allows). Then catch the ferry back to the mainland and reach Brisbane or the Gold Coast in the evening.
(Self-drive option) Also known as the MiCat Ferry. You can find free parking at Ampol service station. Please meet the Guides at the sheltered waiting area next to the carpark near the ferry by 7:30am. Do not board the ferry before checking in with the Guides.
IMPORTANT: National park and ferry fees AU$80 (per adult) / AU$60 (per child 13 years & under) must be paid in CASH to the driver upon departure this fee is not included in the purchase price.
$20pp peak surcharge will be applied on gazetted public holidays.
For inquiries or booking reconfirmation, please contact Australian Sunset Safaris (within Australia) 1300 553 606 / (outside Australia) +61 7 3287 1644.
Times are subject to change due to local traffic conditions.
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