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Snorkelling at the Tangalooma Wrecks on Moreton Island
Experience guide

Moreton Island & Tangalooma Experiences

Compare Moreton Island cruises, Tangalooma resort experiences and the correct Brisbane departure points.

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Experience guide

This page provides visitor information. Confirm current options and booking terms with the named operator.

Choose the right island experience

Tangalooma is a resort and area on Moreton Island, also known as Mulgumpin. It is not North Stradbroke Island. The experiences below have different departure points and inclusions; choose the specific package that matches your plans.

Tangalooma resort day cruises

Tangalooma Island Resort boat services depart from Holt Street in Pinkenba. Choose a resort day-cruise package and check its included activities. Dolphin feeding is available only with eligible resort stays or selected packages; it is not included in every day cruise.

See Moreton snorkelling cruise

See Moreton’s day tour offers guided snorkelling at the Tangalooma Wrecks, dolphin spotting and lunch. Check its current Rivergate departure instructions in Murarrie. Spotting wild dolphins is different from the resort’s dolphin-feeding experience. Do not assume resort access or resort activities are included.

North Stradbroke is a different trip

For Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island, plan the Cleveland–Dunwich crossing instead. See our North Stradbroke Island guide before arranging that outing.

Before paying

Check the named operator, exact terminal, check-in time, return sailing and the activities on your ticket. Ask about swimming ability requirements, weather changes, equipment and transport to the wharf. These options are separate experiences rather than one combined package.

Operator information

Planning help from Brisbane

Enquire about arrangements with your dates, group size and preferred arrangements. An enquiry is not a booking confirmation.

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