From Brisbane: Tangalooma Wrecks Guided Snorkeling – Queensland, Australia

EXPERIENCE

Get ready to experience the best that Moreton Bay has to offer! Conveniently departing from the centre of Brisbane City, you will board the vessel at City Botanic Gardens River Hub. We are the only operator offering a city departure location for Island Tours. Sit back and be thrilled by the power and speed of our modern high speed boats as we make our way across Moreton Bay to Tangalooma on Moreton Island.

Snorkel the World Famous Tangalooma Wrecks on Moreton Island, climb the Sand dunes of Moreton Island, take some time to have a swim in some of the clearest waters in the world, and witness the abundance of sea life that our crew will point out on your adventure; turtles, dolphins, sting rays, dugongs and perhaps even whales!

After your snorkel, swim and activities we will make our way to North Stradbroke, passing the spectacular “outer banks” at Amity Point before landing at Amity for Lunch at the Amity Tavern. Lunch is included in this tour. The Amity Tavern with its beach bar vibes, operated by Jamie Vogler, has become an icon of the Straddie scene and a popular spot for Tourists and Locals to gather for food and a quiet drink.

At Amity keep an eye out for Koalas and Kangaroo, living in their natural habitat.

You will have time to explore Amity and take a swim in the crystal waters surrounding the township.

We will then make our way back to Brisbane where you can enjoy drinks while the sun is setting on our journey back to City Botanic Gardens River Hub in the heart of Brisbane.

This tour is jam packed with fun and adventure and we are the only tourism operator offering tours to two islands, Moreton and North Stradbroke Island.

Includes: lunch & snorkel equipment

HIGHLIGHTS

Two Islands in One Day Trip
Snorkel the World Famous Tangalooma Wrecks
Snorkel with wildlife – Turtles, dugong and fish
Head to North Stradbroke, passing the spectacular “outer banks” at Amity Point
Lunch at Amity Tavern

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