Moreton Island 4WD Adventure Day Tour from Brisbane in Brisbane
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Moreton Island 4WD Adventure Day Tour from Brisbane
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9 Jul
Thu
11 Jul
Fri
12 Jul
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Moreton Island 4WD Tour from the Gold Coast
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Experience Moreton Island's sweeping sand dunes on a 4WD adventure and sandboarding activity, then take a guided snorkelling tour of the Tangalooma Shipwrecks. Includes coach transfers to and from the pickup point, English-speaking guide, snorkelling and kayaking gear, and lunch.
Next availability: Tue, 9 Jul
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Moreton Island 4WD Tour from Brisbane
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Experience Moreton Island's sweeping sand dunes on a 4WD adventure and sandboarding activity, then take a guided snorkelling tour of the Tangalooma Shipwrecks. Includes coach transfers to and from the pickup point, English-speaking guide, snorkelling and kayaking gear, and lunch.
Next availability: Tue, 9 Jul
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USD 118.11
Moreton Island 4WD Tour from the Port of Brisbane
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Experience Moreton Island's sweeping sand dunes on a 4WD adventure and sandboarding activity, then take a guided snorkelling tour of the Tangalooma Shipwrecks. Includes an English-speaking guide, snorkelling and kayaking gear, and lunch. Please note that transportation to the tour departure point at the Port of Brisbane is not included and must be arranged independently.
Next availability: Tue, 9 Jul
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USD 118.82
Highlights
Travel by 4WD around Moreton Island, a paradise known for golden beaches, rolling surf, and diverse wildlife. This adventure lets you explore the famed Tangalooma shipwrecks through snorkelling and kayaking activities, bringing you close to marine creatures like turtles, dolphins, and reef fish. You will also experience sliding down the giant sand dunes with a speed of up to 70kph, and spend some free time basking on the beach.
Go on a 4WD adventure on the rugged and sandy tracks of Moreton Island.
Snorkel around the Tangalooma shipwrecks, home to a diverse marine ecosystem.
Experience sandboarding and see underwater wonders from a transparent kayak.
Itinerary
5:30 AM (Gold Coast)
7:00 AM (Brisbane) 7:30 AM (Port of Brisbane) Make your own way to the assigned pickup point at the Gold Coast Mantra on View Hotel or the Brisbane Coach Terminal, or head directly to the tour departure point at the Port of Brisbane.7:30 AM
Start of tour at the Port of Brisbane. Take a cruise across Moreton Bay. Relax by the beach. Snorkel at the Tangalooma shipwrecks. See turtles, dolphins, corals, and reef fish. Kayak around the Tangalooma shipwrecks. Enjoy a picnic lunch. Try desert sandboarding. Enjoy a 4WD adventure around Moreton Island. Swim on Tangalooma Beach.4:00 PM
Cruise back to the Port of Brisbane.6:00 PM (Brisbane)
7:00 PM (Gold Coast) End of tour.Note: The itinerary varies based on your chosen tour option and may be subject to adjustments based on ferry departure schedules, as well as weather and traffic conditions.
What's included
INCLUDED
Lunch
Snorkelling Gear
4x4 Jeep Safari ride
Kayaking Gear
Tour Guide
NOT INCLUDED
National Park fees
Ferry
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Child policy
Activity suitable for children 4 years and above.
Children under 18 years must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 years and above. Parents or guardians must sign a waiver form prior to departure. Otherwise, they will not be allowed to join the tour.
Good to know
You are required to pay the national park and ferry fee (AUD 80 per adult and AUD 60 per child) to the driver in cash upon departure.
Location
Address
Moreton Island, Queensland, Australia
Provider
Moreton Island Adventures
Really great experience! Tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly, and the tour went smoothly from the point of pick-up till the end.
Great day perfect timing and organization!
Pickup, ferry and transportation all went very smoothly. Lunch was perfect and as expected, staff very friendly. Sand boarding was really fun. Snorkelling was ok, I think there were too many people however, it was a bit crowded. Kayaking was good but could have been a bit longer and would have been nice to kayak in a different area than the area we snorkelled.