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Eco Marine Safari Cruise and Snorkel - Full Day - Moreton Island
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Meals included
Eco certified - ecotourism
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Free cancellation up to 72 hours prior to experience
Highlights
Experience dolphins, dugongs and turtles free in their natural habitat.
Fantastic eight hour day cruise on the water.
Guided snorkel and fish feeding tour at the Tangalooma wrecks.
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Do yourself a favour, book !!
Staff were awesome, very helpful and accommodating. After being unwell Captain went above to make sure I was ok. Thoroughly enjoyed and would highly recommend. Cruise, snorkelling and provided lunch were on point!
Amazing Tour
We went on this tour today and had a ball. Great facilities, not too many people.
What you can expect
This cruise is not to be missed and will give you an amazing insight into the magnificent marine life which exists on Brisbane’s doorstep. Don't miss the chance to encounter dolphins, turtles and dugongs on this adventure, as well as the chance to see whales during the month of June - September. This provider has an outstanding 98% success rate of spotting! This experience is part of the 'Responsible Range' because they are ECO-certified by Ecotourism Australia.
Info
Inclusions
- Full Day eco cruise and beach time with informative commentary
- Morning tea, coffee and biscuits
- Fresh, healthy lunch
- Free time on the beach
- Afternoon tea, coffee & fresh fruit
- Ice cold water (bring your own bottle to refill all day)
- Guided snorkel tour through Tangalooma Wrecks
Exclusions
- Drinks & additional snacks (available to purchase from bar)
Itinerary
- Please arrive for check in at 7:30am.
- The cruise will return to Newport Marina at 4pm.
Duration
- This experience is eight hours in duration.
Departure Location
- This experience departs from Newport Marina; 158 Griffith Rd Scarborough, QLD.
What To Bring
- Swimmers
- Towel
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- A hat
Additional Information
- Cruises may be cancelled upon the discretion of the cruise operators taking into account the weather conditions of the day.
- Please note you must be able to swim to participate in this activity.
- Due to Queensland Workplace Health and Safety Legislation and Risk Assessments, participants are unable to snorkel alone at the Tangalooma Wrecks whilst on the cruise.
- There is a high probability that you will see dolphins, dugongs and turtles; however, this cannot be guaranteed as all the marine life are untamed and free in their natural habitat.
- Eftpos and cash accepted onboard.
Terms And Conditions
- Those choosing to participate in the Guided Snorkel and Fish Feeding Tour of the Tangalooma Wrecks must be able to swim.
- All participants snorkelling will be required to complete a health questionnaire prior to entering the water.
- Some pre-existing medical conditions (e.g. asthma, heart conditions, weight etc) may prevent you from joining the guided snorkelling tour.
Cancellation Policy
- Change your booking up to 7 days before the start time of your experience
- Changes are not permitted within 7 days of your experience
- Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
Location
158 Griffith Rd, Scarborough, QLD 4020
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Do yourself a favour, book !!
Staff were awesome, very helpful and accommodating. After being unwell Captain went above to make sure I was ok. Thoroughly enjoyed and would highly recommend. Cruise, snorkelling and provided lunch were on point!
Amazing Tour
We went on this tour today and had a ball. Great facilities, not too many people.
Enjoyable day - 2nd time round
Second time doing this trip. A really enjoyable day. Highly recommend. My partner & I are looking forward to doing it again soon.
From
$159.00
AUD
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