Moreton Island: Tangalooma Scuba Diving Tour

Discover the wonders of Moreton Island with an unforgettable guided scuba dive at the Tangalooma Wrecks—plus enjoy a full day of resort activities, water sports, and scenic ferry transfers.

Getting started

Your experience begins with a scenic round-trip ferry transfer from Brisbane to Moreton Island. Upon arrival, head to the Tangalooma Island Resort to meet your dive instructor and complete a short safety briefing before gearing up for your underwater adventure.

What to expect

This activity-packed day combines the thrill of scuba diving with access to a variety of land sports and water-based rentals, giving you the freedom to customize your island getaway.

Features  

• Guided scuba dive: Dive into the clear waters of the Tangalooma Wrecks, one of Queensland’s top dive sites. Whether you're an introductory or certified diver, enjoy a guided experience with full equipment and the chance to spot turtles, rays, and colorful reef fish.

• Land sports access: Stay active with unlimited access to tennis, volleyball, table tennis, croquet, basketball, badminton, cricket, and mini golf.

• Water equipment hire: Choose from a range of rentals including a 1-hour stand-up paddleboard, or up to 3 hours of kayak, snorkel gear (with wetsuit), or fishing rod hire.

• Resort access: Relax at the Tangalooma Island Resort with access to two outdoor swimming pools, showers, toilets, dining venues, and a convenience store.

• Hassle-free travel: Enjoy return ferry transfers from Brisbane and up to 8 hours on the island. All activity equipment and national park fees are included.

Know before you go

What to bring

• Bring along your swimsuit, towel, spare clothes, sunglasses, hat, and eco-friendly sunscreen for your adventure.
• Pack your meds – better to be prepared, just in case they’re not available onsite.
• Bring local currency or your preferred payment method for meals, souvenirs, and extra delights not covered by the ticket.
• If you do have asthma, you are required to bring your Ventolin with you to be able to participate in the tour.

What's not allowed

• Safety is a priority, so this experience is restricted for children aged under 6 years.

Accessibility

• 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.

Additional information

• 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.