Henderson Rock, on the eastern side of Moreton Island, is one of Brisbane's better and less frequented dive sites.

Between the rocky Cape Moreton and North Point (where the Champagne Pools are) lies Honeymoon Bay – a picturesque half-moon shaped 50m-wide beach.

Hutchinson Shoal is the largest reef system off Brisbane and also one of the least dived.

The Marietta Dal was a 7500 tonne liberty ship built in the USA in 1944 and is one of the most interesting shipwrecks off Brisbane.

Moreton Island Lighthouse was the first lighthouse built in Queensland. The tower is built on a rare rocky promontory on a sand island and is

Cross Moreton Bay and discover an island paradise filled with freshwater lagoons, spectacular wildflowers, historic buildings and endless sandy beaches.

Roberts Shoal is located off the eastern side of Moreton Island and is another Brisbane dive site that is often overlooked.

Smith Rock is one of the most notorious reefs off Brisbane, as this jagged rocky outcrop has claimed three ships over the years.

Moreton Bay is home to approximately 600 bottlenose dolphins and each evening as the sun begins to set across the water, a small pod makes

Tangalooma Island Resort 4WD Bus Safari Tours operate a fleet of 4WD adventure buses across a range of tours.