Moreton Island Details

Moreton Island

Moreton Island, located near Brisbane, is a natural paradise offering pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and unique attractions like the Tangalooma wrecks for snorkeling and diving. Visitors can enjoy sandboarding, quad biking, and wild dolphin feeding. This unspoiled island is perfect for outdoor adventures and immersing yourself in breathtaking natural beauty.

History

Moreton Island, traditionally known as "Moorgumpin" by the Quandamooka people, holds rich Indigenous heritage as a site for fishing and cultural practices. European settlers arrived in the 1800s, and the island became home to a whaling station and lighthouses. Today, it’s protected as a national park and eco-tourism destination.

What To See

• Snorkel at Tangalooma Wrecks
• Try Sandboarding and Tobogganing on Sand Dunes
• Relax at Blue Lagoon
• Visit Cape Moreton Lighthouse
• Experience Wild Dolphin Feeding
• Explore The Desert’s Sandy Landscapes
• Spot Marine Life on Boat Tours
• Unwind on Scenic Beaches
• Discover Historical Shipwrecks
• Hike the Island’s Beautiful Trails.