Moreton Island, a natural sand island located off the coast of Brisbane, Queensland, boasts a stretch of 37 kilometers in length and 8 kilometers in width. It is blessed with a subtropical climate which makes it an excellent choice for all-year-round tourism. On its west side, the island offers calm waters perfect for swimming, while its eastern coast is adorned with dramatic surfing beaches and soaring sand dunes.

Moreton Island is known especially for its relaxed atmosphere and limited development, offering a genuine Australian beach experience to those seeking adventure. Contrary to the commercialized Fraser Island, Moreton Island retains a raw, untouched charm with 98% of its territory marked as a national park.

The unique appeal of Moreton lies in its various ecosystems. The Tangalooma Wrecks, a collection of intentionally sunk ships, form an artificial reef abundant with marine life and provide an excellent snorkeling experience just a few meters from the shoreline. The enormous sand dunes on the island, rising up to an astounding height of 280 meters, are perfect for sandboarding enthusiasts.

The island offers limited yet authentic food options, with fresh seafood capturing the spotlight. Take a trip to Tangalooma Island Resort for a unique experience of hand-feeding wild dolphins at sunset, a ritual that has been sustained for over three decades. For nature lovers, the Blue Lagoon and Champagne Pools provide unique swimming experiences within naturally formed pools.