Moreton Island: Tangalooma Wrecks & Lighthouse Sightseeing Tour with Lunch
Moreton Island: Tangalooma Wrecks & Lighthouse Sightseeing Tour with Lunch
Duration: 8 hours
8 hours
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the start of your experience
Group: up to 10
Group: up to 10
Picnic lunch
Picnic lunch
Expert local tour guide
Expert local tour guide
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Discover Moreton Island on an intimate 4WD eco tour, with round-trip ferry transfers and a small group capped at 10 guests for a personalized adventure.
Explore Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Honeymoon Bay, and North Point, taking in dramatic coastal views and remote beaches reached only by 4WD.
Swim in the tea tree-scented waters of Blue Lagoon or unwind on its sandy shores, surrounded by untouched nature, taking a break to enjoy a fresh picnic lunch.
Spot dolphins, turtles, whales, and seabirds as you cruise through Moreton Bay Marine Park and hike to panoramic lookouts.
Fun fact: Moreton Island is the world’s third-largest sand island, known for its shipwrecks and vibrant coastal landscapes.
Full-day tour of Moreton Island
Small group of up to 10 people
Return ferry transfers from Port of Brisbane
Coach transfers from select Brisbane locations
Guided snorkel or kayak at Tangalooma Wrecks
Guided 4WD National Park tour
Visits to Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon, Honeymoon Bay, Champagne Pools
Fresh picnic lunch, cold drinks, fruits, cakes, biscuits
Snorkeling, kayak, and sandboarding equipment
Lifejacket/safety vest and orientation
English-speaking eco-guide
National park fees of AUD$80 per adult and $60 per child (to be paid in cash to driver on departure)
Additional food and drinks
Moreton Island lighthouse with ocean view in the background.
Experience Moreton Island’s wild beauty on an 8-hour 4WD eco sightseeing tour with a picnic lunch included.
Getting started
Meet your guide in Brisbane and board the ferry across Moreton Bay Marine Park. After a quick briefing, you’ll join your small group and set off in a 4WD vehicle, ready to explore the island’s diverse landscapes.
What to expect
Moreton Island is the world’s third largest sand island, renowned for its natural diversity and remote beaches. This day trip covers the island’s northern highlights, offering a blend of coastal scenery, freshwater lakes, and unique wildlife encounters.
Features
- Cape Moreton Lighthouse & Lookout: Visit Queensland’s oldest lighthouse, built in 1857, and enjoy panoramic views where dolphins, turtles, and whales are often spotted.
- Blue Lagoon: Swim or relax by this freshwater tea-tree lake, known for its clear waters and tranquil setting.
- Honeymoon Bay & North Point: Hike to secluded Honeymoon Bay and North Point, areas rarely visited by crowds, and take a dip in the Champagne Pools.
- Harpers Rock & colored sand cliffs: Capture photos of these striking geological formations, famous for their vibrant hues and unique shapes.
- Tangalooma Wrecks: See the iconic shipwrecks from the sand range, a must-see for visitors interested in marine history and wildlife.
- Wildlife spotting: Look out for hawks, eagles, and seabirds along the surf beach, and enjoy guided nature walks and hikes through the island’s varied habitats.
- Picnic lunch: Enjoy a fresh picnic lunch and a cold drink, included as part of your day’s adventure.
This tour is designed for small groups (maximum 10 guests), ensuring a relaxed pace and plenty of opportunities to connect with Moreton Island’s natural wonders.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy trail with shrubs on Moreton Island.
4WD vehicle driving on a dirt road through a forest on Moreton Island.
Moreton Island lighthouse with ocean view in the background.
4WD vehicle driving on sandy trail with shrubs on Moreton Island.
4WD vehicle driving on a dirt road through a forest on Moreton Island.
4WD vehicle driving along the beach on Moreton Island, Queensland.
What to bring
- Bring along your swimsuit, towel, spare clothes, sunglasses, hat, and eco-friendly sunscreen for your adventure.
- Pack your meds. It's 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.
What's not allowed
- Safety is a priority so this experience is restricted for guests under the age of 5 years.
Accessibility
- The experience is not accessible for wheelchair users, pram/stroller users, people with mobility issues, people with back and neck problems, and pregnant women.
Additional information
- An additional fee for Port of Brisbane National Park and ferry services (AUD$80 for adults and AUD$60 for children) will be collected in cash at the time of departure.
- Students and children aged between 5 and 14 years, enjoy reduced ticket pricing (carry a valid photo ID).
Aerial view of Honeymoon Bay's turquoise waters and sandy beach.
Maltese seafood platter with prawns, mussels, and fish.
4WD vehicle driving along the beach on Moreton Island, Queensland.
Aerial view of Honeymoon Bay's turquoise waters and sandy beach.
Maltese seafood platter with prawns, mussels, and fish.
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