Moreton Island
Quick Facts
- Location
- Australia, Brisbane
- Category
- Beach & Island
- Duration
- 1–2 days (incl. ferry round trip)
- Opening Hours
- Per ferry schedule (dolphin feeding at dusk · reference)
- Address
- Australia, Queensland, Moreton Island (off Brisbane)
- Coordinates
- -27.0900, 153.4630
Introduction
Moreton Island is a sand island almost entirely made of sand off Brisbane, the world's third-largest sand island, about 75 minutes by ferry, a resort for nature and wild dolphins. The Tangalooma Resort on the island is most famous for feeding wild bottlenose dolphins by hand in the shallow water each evening—under rangers' guidance, visitors can hand small fish to the smart, cute dolphins, warm and unforgettable. Also there are sunken-ship snorkeling, sand dune tobogganing, four-wheel-drive island tours and whale watching (seasonal). Blue sea, white sand, sand dunes, sunken ships and dolphins make Moreton Island show the natural wild fun of an island resort.
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FAQ
What are the opening hours of Moreton Island?
Per ferry schedule (dolphin feeding at dusk · reference)
Any practical tips for visiting Moreton Island?
Hand-feeding wild dolphins at dusk is the signature Moreton Island experience; join it. Sand dune tobogganing and shipwreck snorkeling are not to be missed, full of action.
How long should I spend at Moreton Island?
A typical visit takes 1–2 days (incl. ferry round trip).





