Tangalooma Island Resort is located on Queensland's Moreton Island, just a 75-minute catamaran cruise from Brisbane. This beachfront resort sits amidst a national park, offering direct access to pristine beaches and marine environments. Guests can enjoy breathtaking views of Moreton Bay and the surrounding natural landscapes.
Unique Features
The hotel is home to the remarkable experience of hand feeding a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins, a highlight that attracts guests from near and far. Additionally, Tangalooma offers Brisbane's closest whale watching cruise, allowing visitors to witness whales during their migration. This resort also provides guided snorkeling tours of the iconic Tangalooma Wrecks, teeming with diverse marine life.
Accommodation
Tangalooma Island Resort offers a range of accommodation options, including hotel rooms, units, and beachfront villas, catering to various group sizes and budgets. The Deep Blue Apartments provide premium lodging with ocean views and stylish amenities. Many accommodations are set within landscaped gardens and natural bushland, ensuring guests enjoy both comfort and beauty.
Activities and Tours
The resort features an array of activities and tours, such as ATV quad bike tours, marine discovery cruises, and desert safari adventures that include sand tobogganing. Guests can explore the marine ecosystem through snorkeling, with guided tours available to experience the vibrant coral and fish life. Tangalooma's offerings also include beach relaxation and various water sports for guests of all ages.
Family-Friendly Amenities
Families are well catered for at Tangalooma Island Resort, with multiple accommodation types designed for larger groups. Children can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including dolphin feeding and marine tours. The resort also features swimming pools and playgrounds, creating a fun environment for all ages.
Highlights
Location: 75-minute cruise from Brisbane
Unique Experience: Hand feeding wild dolphins
Accommodation: Range from units to luxury apartments
Activities: ATV tours, whale watching, snorkeling
Family-Friendly: Kids activities and pool access
Must-do experiences
Feed wild dolphins at Tangalooma for a magical encounter.
Try the famous Moreton Bay bug at the beachfront restaurant.
Discover shipwrecks while snorkeling just off the resort.
Join a sunset kayak tour for stunning views of the coastline.
Visit the Tangalooma Desert for sandboarding adventures.
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The hotel offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals
Family Suite
2 persons
55 m²
3 Single beds
Shower
Air conditioning
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Hotel Deluxe King
2 persons
35 m²
1 King-size bed and 1 Sofa bed
Shower
Balcony
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Resort Unit
2 persons
38 m²
1 King-size bed
Shower
Air conditioning
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Hotel Room
2 persons
35 m²
1 King-size bed and 1 Sofa bed
Shower
Balcony
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City Centre
Tangalooma400 m
Airports
Brisbane (BNE)
72.9
km
Sunshine Coast (MCY)
88.3
km
Facilities
The hotel offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences
Paid Wi-Fi
Parking
AUD 20 per day
24-hour services
Babysitting
General
Non-smoking rooms
Paid Wi-Fi
On-site car park
Safe deposit box
No pets allowed
Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
Security
Locker room
Lift
Currency exchange
ATM/Cash machine
Coffee shop
Vending machines
Smoke detectors
Fire extinguishers
Sports & Fitness
Diving
Snorkelling
Canoeing
Hiking
Tennis court
Billiard tables
Darts
Table tennis
Yoga class
Fishing
Services
Paid shuttle service
Room service
Housekeeping
Car hire
Laundry
Tours/Ticket assistance
Shops/Commercial services
Welcome drink
Dining
Restaurant
Bar/ Lounge area
Picnic area/ Tables
Business
Meeting/ Banquet facilities
Children
Cots
Children's menu
Children's play area
Spa & Leisure
Outdoor swimming pool
Beach access
Karaoke
Live entertainment
Garden area
BBQ facilities
Spa centre
Massage
Room features
Air conditioning
Sitting area
Garden furniture
Tea and coffee facilities
Dining table
Bathroom
Free toiletries
Media
Flat-screen TV
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Dining Onsite
Tangalooma Island Resort offers a delightful culinary experience with two distinct dining venues that promise to tantalize taste buds and cater to diverse preferences. From vibrant Asian flavors to hearty Australian fare, each restaurant invites guests to indulge in a feast that mirrors the beauty and authenticity of the island.
Fire and Stone
Asian
Ambiance
Nestled within an inviting atmosphere, Fire and Stone boasts a warm setting that enhances the vibrant dining experience.
Key Offerings
Savor an array of exquisite Asian dishes that beautifully showcase the region's rich culinary heritage. This venue is perfect for guests looking to explore bold flavors and authentic recipes.
Reservation
not needed
Hours vary.
Beach Cafe
Australian
Ambiance
With a picturesque view of the beach, the Beach Cafe radiates a relaxed vibe where sunlight dances on the waves, creating the perfect backdrop for a casual meal.
Key Offerings
Enjoy classic Australian dishes made with fresh, local ingredients. The café also caters to various dietary needs, including vegetarian and gluten-free options, ensuring everyone can find something delightful.
How far do guests need to walk from the ferry landing to reach the resort?
12 March 2024
The resort is conveniently located within walking distance from the Tangalooma passenger ferry, making it easy for guests to arrive.
Are ferry transfers included in the resort price?
18 April 2024
Ferry transfers to and from the resort incur an additional charge. Detailed information can be found in the 'fine print' section.
Is there wheelchair access available at the resort?
22 March 2024
Yes, the resort features a lift in the Hotel Building to accommodate guests with disabilities.
Do the accommodation options include cooking facilities?
29 April 2024
Family Suites come equipped with a kitchenette, allowing guests to prepare their own meals during their stay.
Can guests bring their own food to the resort?
10 June 2024
Guests are allowed to bring their own food and access one of the many BBQs around the resort. However, only one esky/cooler bag of food (excluding alcohol) per room is permitted.
How much parking is available at the ferry terminal for resort guests?
15 July 2024
On-site parking is available at Holt Street Ferry Terminal for AUD 20 per day. For longer stays, like three nights, the total fee reaches AUD 80 per car.
Are 2WD vehicles allowed on the barge to Moreton Island?
25 August 2024
The barge service primarily accommodates 4WD vehicles, as there are no sealed roads for 2WD vehicles on the island.
What type of fridge is available in the hotel rooms?
10 September 2024
Both the standard and deluxe hotel rooms contain a bar-sized refrigerator for guests' convenience.
Are there spa services available at the resort?
20 October 2024
While there are no in-room spa services, the Tangalooma Massage Hut & Beauty Room provides a variety of therapeutic treatments.
Are pets allowed at Tangalooma Island Resort?
14 November 2024
Unfortunately, pets are not permitted at the resort since Moreton Island is a designated national park.
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