Tangalooma Island Resort

Beachfront resort on Moreton Island with wild dolphin feeding and a Lonely Planet-recognized beach

Accommodations

Tangalooma Island Resort offers a range of accommodation styles set amidst landscaped gardens and natural bushland, most with water views. Options include renovated beachfront villas and apartments, plus budget to luxury villas. The Kookaburra Lodge rooms provide ocean views and comfortable beds.

Activities & Wildlife

The resort offers the only Brisbane's closest whale watching day cruise, with daily departures during migration season. Guests have the unique opportunity to hand feed wild dolphins each evening. A wide variety of eco-tours and adventure activities are available, including snorkeling at the Tangalooma Wrecks, quad bike tours, and desert safari tours.

Dining

Dining highlights include Tursiops buffet restaurant and Fire & Stone Restaurant. The beach side café serves meals cooked to order with views over Moreton Bay. Two renowned on-site restaurants serve Asian and local cuisine.

Location & Transport

Tangalooma Island Resort is a 75-minute boat ride from Brisbane, with daily ferry transfers. The resort is surrounded by crystal clear waters, white sandy beaches, and untouched national parks. Proximity to Moreton Island's national parks, Tangalooma Wrecks for snorkeling, and Cape Moreton for whale watching.

Facilities & Services

The resort has two outdoor swimming pools, a fitness center, and spa facilities including massage services. A children's playground and kids' outdoor play equipment are available. Meeting and banquet facilities, plus a minimarket on site.

• Wildlife Experience: Hand-feed wild dolphins and join Brisbane's closest whale watching cruise
• Activities: Snorkel the Tangalooma Wrecks, quad bike tours, desert safari tours
• Accommodation: Renovated beachfront villas, Kookaburra Lodge, budget to luxury villas
• Dining: Tursiops buffet, Fire & Stone Restaurant, beach side café
• Location: 75-minute boat ride from Brisbane, daily ferry transfers
• Award: Beach recognized on Lonely Planet's 100 Best Beaches of the World