Day One

Morning

It’s time to start your adventure on Moreton Island/ Mulgumpin. Bring your own 4WD across on the barge, catch the ferry with Tangalooma Island Resort or join a guided tour to explore this natural wonder. 

With no time to waste, jump straight into the crystal clear waters to snorkel the world famous Tangalooma Wrecks, where 15 deliberately sunken shipwrecks are home to a myriad of reef fish, coral formations and marine life. Looking to see what’s under the water without having to get wet? Explore the wrecks aboard a clear bottom kayak. A haven for hundreds of fish species, turtles or occasional dolphin; you’ll be surprised by the marine life that calls this special place home.

Midday

Check into your accommodation, whether you’re looking to stay in a beachside villa, hotel room or luxury apartment at Tangalooma Island Resort, pitch a tent along the island’s sandy shores at one of the five camping zones, or glamp in a cosy cabin at Castaways, there’s an accommodation option to suit everyone's needs.

Afternoon

Jump on an afternoon cruise option for dolphin and whale watching (seasonal), or explore the island and surrounds with parasailing, stand-up paddle boarding, sand tobogganing or an ATV quad biking tour. 

Evening

Relax beachside after a busy first day at Beach BBQ. Here you can kick back with a drink and delicious meal while watching the sunset over the mainland. Itching to keep exploring this stunning island? Jump on an Illuminated Wrecks Tour and see the wildlife in a whole new light on this unforgettable experience! Cruise along in the boat with the water illuminated beneath you spotlighting the marine life below. Upgrade to include a drinks package so you can sip and sightsee. 

Day Two

Morning

Explore the iconic sandhills of Tangalooma Desert as part of a thrilling 4WD Bus Desert Safari day tour. Feel the wind in your hair as you slide down the epic sand dunes - reaching speeds of up to 40km an hour, and discover this hidden gem of Moreton Island/ Mulgumpin. 

Midday

Pack a lunch and take a drive to the North-Eastern tip of the island to explore a piece of Brisbane history at the iconic red and white banded Cape Moreton Lighthouse. Lit in 1857, the lighthouse was the first lighthouse built in Queensland.

While in the area, drive to the nearby Champagne Pools to take a front row seat to one of nature's best sea bubble baths. This spectacular swimming spot and natural spectacle gets its name from the sparkling ‘champagne’ effect created as the bubbling ocean crashes over the volcanic rock and sandstone break wall.

Afternoon

After a big day of sightseeing, relax on the beach or rooftop with a drink in hand! Enjoy delicious afternoon sunset cocktails with views of the bay.

Evening

Take your pick from Tangalooma Island Resort’s two restaurants for dinner. Fire Cantonese Dining gives you the chance to indulge in authentic and vibrant flavours, while Stone Vietnamese encompasses the five fundamental tastes of spicy, sour, bitter, salty and sweet.

Looking for a night cap? Tangalooma Island Resort's B&B Bar offers a selection of popular beer, Australian wine and refreshing cocktails. This venue is the perfect spot to play a round of pool, watch a sporting game, or throw darts while enjoying live music from local talent.

Day Three

Morning

Venture across the island to go for a refreshing swim at the picturesque Blue Lagoon. Despite Moreton Island/ Mulgumpin being surrounded by salt water, the lagoon is filled with 42 hectares of fresh water. Home to an abundance of native wildlife, this swimming spot makes for the ultimate start to your final day on the island. 

Midday

Get your tackle out, it’s time to go fishing! Did you know Moreton Island/ Mulgumpin is home to just about every saltwater species of fish? Be guided by experts on a 90-minute catch-and-release Fishing Tour amongst the island’s secret locations, all equipment provided.

Afternoon

You’ve still got time for one last epic adventure on Moreton Island/ Mulgumpin - from an ATV quad bike tour or catamaran hire, to a scenic helicopter flight or whale watching tour (seasonal), there’s an activity suited for everyone on Moreton Island/ Mulgumpin, making for the perfect tropical getaway.