Moreton Island Attractions

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Dolphin Feeding, Moreton Island

Often compared to the world famous Fraser Island, Moreton Island is the world’s second largest sandy island. With 95% of this lush tropical island being National Park you will start to understand why it still remains untouched from new developments and high-rises. With so much natural wonder and captivating scenery you will find it hard to leave this mesmerising island!

A natural playground, it features crystal-clear creeks and lagoons, tall sand dunes, abundant wildflowers, an historic lighthouse and miles of pristine beaches. And when you travel to Moreton Island you are also treated to an awe-inspiring spectacle of dolphin feeding, and with it being one of only a few place left in the world where you can do this, is surely is something that you shouldn’t miss out on.

Tobogganing, Moreton Island

For those seeking a natural island idyll close to Brisbane, Moreton is the perfect escape, offering leisure activities like swimming, quad biking, 4WD adventures, snorkelling, fishing, sand tobogganing, bushwalking, dolphin and whale watching. Many charter boats make their way out to the migrating whales that pass by each year so you can witness these powerful creatures at play in their natural habitat. And with them coming so close to the boat, as they are inquisitive creatures, you will find it hard to resist, just reaching out and touching them.

There are also many mysterious wreck and dive sites for you all you avid divers to explore and discover and even for anyone that just wants to float around on the top of the water and do some snorkelling you can still admire the beautiful underwater world that surrounds this magnificent island that lies just off the coast of Queensland.

The island is also home to a lighthouse that provides a breathtaking walk to the top of the mountain to see this main attraction in all its glory. Great for all fitness levels, anyone can do it! You may like to join one of the nature walks through the National Parks or embark on an exciting eco tour to learn about the island and its many inhabitants that call it home.

Ship Wrecks, Moreton Island

Moreton Island has three small townships which are Bulwer, Cowan and Kooringal as well as boasting the very popular and very large tourist resort called Tangalooma. In any of these locations you can sit, relax and soak up the nature vibrancy that makes up this pristine island. Enjoy some shopping, dining, entertainment or sightseeing that can be found in and around these main tourist locations.

So why don’t you make this amazing location of Moreton Island your next holiday destination so that you can see firsthand the variety of wonderful attractions and things to see and do while you are here. It is sure to be a holiday that you will remember forever!




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