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Highlights
Spend the day at Tangalooma Island Resort on Moreton Island
Enjoy a stunning aerial view of the island from the air on a helicopter ride
Join the Desert Safari Tour for heart racing sand tobogganing
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November 2024
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What you can expect
Spend the day exploring the Tangalooma Island Resort on this Moreton Bay Cruise from Brisbane with a thrilling Desert Safari Tour and helicopter ride. Only a stone’s throw away from Queensland’s capital city, you’ll arrive in a tropical paradise after an hour boat transfer across the glistening Moreton Bay. Once you arrive, the day is yours with a Desert Safari 4WD tour that will see you visit the giant sand dunes behind the resort for a heart racing sand toboganing adventure. Step up to the challenge and see how fast you can speed down the dunes, 40km/h is the record! Next up, a 12 minute helicopter ride with a birds eye view of the island resort. After the tour, toast to a magical sunset over a cocktail or mocktail and get ready to watch the evening dolphin feeding program before heading back to Brisbane in the evening. This Moreton Island is in hot demand. Be sure to book in advance to avoid disappointment.
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Inclusions
- Return scenic boat transfer across Moreton Bay with commentary, departing 7.30am
- Day pass access to Tangalooma Island Resort
- One standard beverage on the boat transfer
- Lunch voucher ($30 per adult, $20 per child)
- 1 Sunset Cocktail/Mocktail Voucher
- Desert safari tour with sand tobogganing
- 12 minutes Scenic Helicopter Tour
- Access to watch the Wild Dolphin Experience from the jetty
- Discover the World of Dolphins’ video presentation at the Eco Centre
Duration
- This is a full Day Tour
- The Desert Safari component is approximately 1.5 hours
- Tour finishes at approximately 7pm and returns back to Brisbane at approximately 8.15pm
- Tour finish times vary throughout the year according to sunset times. Return launch time is approximately 7pm in Winter, 7.30pm in Spring and Autumn and 8pm in Summer.
Departure Location
- Cruise departs from 220 Holt Street, Pinkenba in Brisbane, QLD.
Terms And Conditions
- Some of our activities and tours are physically demanding and may pose a health or safety risk.
- For your safety, you must disclose before booking if you are suffering from any injury, medical condition (such as pregnancy, epilepsy, asthma or cardiovascular conditions), disability, disease or illness which may be aggravated by participation in or may interfere with your ability to safely participate in our products.
- If you are unsure, or have any further questions, you should contact us before booking
- Minimum 2 passengers required for Helicopter Tour. Single seat weight, combined seat weight and age restrictions apply.
- Dolphin viewing is subject to weather conditions and dolphin attendance.
- Standard beverage voucher entitles guests to their choice of tea, coffee, soft drink or water.
- Sunset Cocktail/Mocktail beverage voucher valid at Wheelhouse Deck and B&B’s Bar only. Cannot be exchanged for cash. Voucher valid for one (1) Cocktail from the daily Cocktail list for 18+ guests. Voucher valid for one (1) Mocktail, soft drink or water for guests under 18 years. Not transferrable
Cancellation Policy
- Change your booking up to 48 hours before the start time of your experience
- Changes are not permitted within 48 hours of your experience
- Late arrivals or no shows may result in you forfeiting your experience
Location
220 Holt Street, Pinkenba, QLD 4008
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