About this tour
Spend eight hours on Moreton Island exploring shipwrecks, dunes, and coastal waters via ferry from Brisbane. This all-inclusive day pass lets you snorkel the Tangalooma Wrecks, slide down sand hills, kayak through sheltered bays, and paddleboard in shallows. Equipment, guides, and resort facilities are covered. You'll move between water and land activities at your own pace, mixing adrenaline with downtime on one of Queensland's most accessible island escapes.
Highlights
- Snorkel multiple wreck sites teeming with fish and coral
- Toboggan down massive sand dunes on the island's western slope
- Paddle kayak and stand-up board in calm, clear waters
- Round-trip ferry transport included from the mainland
- Access resort pools, showers, and shade facilities all day
- Guides share local marine and island ecology knowledge
What to expect
Arrive early for the ferry crossing (roughly 45 minutes each way). Once on the island, you'll collect gear and receive a rundown of your options. Snorkelling takes place in designated wreck zones where visibility is usually solid and fish life varied. Sand tobogganing is straightforward but physically taxing—expect to climb and slide repeatedly. Kayaking and paddleboarding suit different fitness levels; the guides adjust routes based on conditions. Between activities, the resort grounds offer shelter, toilets, and fresh-water showers. Bring your own lunch and water; the island has limited food outlets.
Good to know
Book ferry tickets in advance during peak season. Wear reef shoes or old trainers for rocky entries. Sunscreen, a rashguard, and a hat are essential. Water can be cool even in summer. The island gets busy on weekends. Service animals are welcome. Check contraindications if you have spine, heart, or pregnancy-related concerns.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.





