4-star beachfront resort on Queensland's stunning Moreton Island

Key Selling Features

Tangalooma Island Resort is located on Queensland's Moreton Island, a short 75-minute catamaran cruise from Brisbane. The resort is recognized as one of Lonely Planet's 100 Best Beaches of the World, making it a premier destination for eco-adventures and nature-based experiences. Guests can participate in a variety of activities such as hand feeding wild bottlenose dolphins, snorkeling at the Tangalooma Wrecks, and Brisbane's top whale watching cruises.

Accommodation Options

The hotel offers five beachfront accommodation styles, ranging from 31/2 to 4-star quality, including hotel rooms, units, villas, and apartments. Most accommodations provide ocean views and are nestled within landscaped gardens, allowing guests to enjoy their surroundings. Each room is designed to suit various group sizes and budgets, accommodating from 2 to 16 guests.

Location and Activities

Tangalooma Island Resort is strategically found within the national and marine parks of Moreton Island, boasting direct beach access and diverse recreational activities. Guests can explore the natural environment through guided tours, including the Desert Safari Tour with sand tobogganing and the Marine Discovery Cruise. This location is recognized as a nature theme park, providing a unique blend of adventure and relaxation right on Brisbane's doorstep.

Education and Adventure

The resort offers educational programs and thrilling activities such as ATV Quad Bike Tours and a variety of boat cruises for whale watching and marine discovery. This proximity to marine wildlife enriches the visitor experience, allowing for wildlife sightings such as dolphins, dugongs, and turtles. Each tour includes informative commentary and is suitable for all ages, encouraging family bonding through shared adventures.

Dining and Relaxation

Tangalooma Island Resort offers various on-site dining choices, with bars and restaurants that overlook Moreton Bay. Guests can enjoy the convenience of dining close to their accommodation while selecting from a range of local and international cuisines. The resort's relaxed atmosphere is complemented by options for sunset cocktails and casual meals at beachside venues.

• Location: 75-minute catamaran cruise from Brisbane
• Wildlife encounter: Hand feeding a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins
• Activities: Brisbane's best whale watching cruise
• Diving: Snorkelling the Tangalooma Wrecks
• Accommodation: Five beachfront accommodation options
• Dining: On-site bars and restaurants