Unlimited adventure awaits you at Tangalooma island resort with plenty of thrills and spills and chilled pad activities. A list of paid activities are available below and can be booked prior to your stay on Tangaloomas website.
ATV Quad Bike Tour
Experience the thrill of riding on an ATV quad bike along the beach and through the bushland at Tangalooma. Our professional guides will assist you through the tour, regardless of your experience.
Illuminated Wrecks Tour
Join us for a unique and captivating evening of discovery aboard our purpose-built boat to the world-famous Tangalooma Wrecks.
Sunset Cruise
There are only a few locations on the east coast of Australia where you can watch the sunset over the water, and Tangalooma is one of them. Relax with music and commentary.
Blue Lagoon Safari Bus Tour
This unique tour will take you to the Blue Lagoon, located on the eastern side of the island. Covering forty-two hectares, it is one of the largest freshwater lakes on the island.
Desert Safari Tour with Sand Tobogganing
Feel the need for speed? Take a journey to the scenic Tangalooma Desert region as part of this thrilling 4WD bus tour. Participate in the exhilarating sport of sand tobogganing, reaching speeds of up to 40 km per hour!
Helicopter Scenic Flights
Savour a bird’s eye view of Tangalooma and Moreton Island. Take an aerial look of the wonders of the Island including the Tangalooma Wrecks, sand dunes, Cape Moreton and more! The sky’s the limit!
Parasailing
Get high with a parasailing adventure! Our expert parasailing team will fly you high above the shorelines of Tangalooma.
Northern Safari Bus Tour
Journey along the Western Beaches on the bay side of the island, passing through the townships of Cowan Cowan and Bulwer. Explore North Point before heading to the oldest lighthouse in QLD at Cape Moreton.
Segway Beach Tours
Cruise along the white sandy beaches of Tangalooma on this unique self-balancing transporter. Experience how their sophisticated tilt sensors allow you to maintain balance.
Whale Watching Bus Safari
Journey to Cape Moreton in search of humpback whales. Moreton Island is central to the migratory track of humpback whales travelling up and down the east coast of Australia each year.