Adventure Moreton Island offers adventure packed getaways to Tangalooma Island Resort. Explore the third largest sand island in the world with a one day or overnight package and enjoy full use of the resort facilities while you are on the island. Offering both adrenaline pumping and relaxing R&R packages at the magnificent Tangalooma Island Resort, Adventure Moreton Island has a package for everyone! Come and explore the tranquil clear blue water, 15 sunken shipwrecks and abundant marine life that Moreton Island has to offer.

Depart Brisbane on a fully guided four wheel drive Eco-adventure on Moreton Island with Australia See Moreton Island Tours. Sea Cruise from Scarborough Harbour via Moreton’s Marine Park. Spot dolphins, fish, whales, dugong and turtles. Arrive at Moreton Island, the world's second largest sand island. Four wheel drive past Honeyeater Lake, beautiful wildflowers and birdlife to remote surf beach. Take a short coastal forest walk to the fresh waters of Blue Lagoon. Relax, swim, photo, snorkel on your tour. Enjoy a picnic lunch in nature's paradise overlooking golden beaches. Drive to an aboriginal midden site and ancient fish trap, then onto wild Cape Moreton Lighthouse with breathtaking views of Flinder's Reef. These tours provide great land based opportunities for whale watching, dolphins, turtles and more. Explore Honeymoon Bay Beach and swim the Champagne Pools. Stroll to 'Yellow Patch' and photograph the rockpools and headland, four wheel drive the isolated east coast and sandboard the famous desert dunes. Travel to the Tangalooma shipwrecks for a beach walk, photos and afternoon sunset.

B&B's Resort Bar offers a selection of popular beer, Australian wine and refreshing cocktails, making it the perfect place to relax at the end of the day.

Cape Moreton, a rocky headland at the north-eastern tip of Moreton Island, provides some of the best fishing spots on the island.

Near Cape Moreton on the north-east tip of the island, the Champagne Pools get their name from the sparkling effect created as ocean waves crash over the volcanic rock breakwall.

Located on the exposed eastern side of Brisbane’s Moreton Island, China Wall is an unusual dive site for the area as the reef is dominated by kelp rather than coral. Waving beds of brown kelp are more common in southern Australia and these ones look very out of place with tropical fish swimming around them.

Indulge in a sunset dining experience at The Copper Grill, with menu items including steak, bratwurst and seafood options cooked to your liking.

The Gutter Bar is renowned for its fresh oysters and seafood supplied by the local trawlers.

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. Located north of Moreton Island, Hutchinson Shoal is washed by strong currents and offers no protection in rough weather. But what is does offer is a rocky terrain with countless caves, ledges, overhangs, gutters and pinnacles in depths from 10 metres to 38 metres.