The whales here put on a spectacular show. We are not water sport people but many passengers remarked snorkelling around the wrecks was better than visiting the Great Barrier Reef. ...
Pretty island with a resort. There were quite a few aquatic options, but not a great deal else here, although you can see the shipwrecks from the beach and the resort has a cafe, bar and gift shop. Pity you had to tender in and out. ...
Carnival has locked up all excursions. We thought we would tender over and find our own. Wrong. We took the glass bottom tour on shore and it was billed to our stateroom. Never seen that before. ...
Although we didn't get off we love the resort and have had a time share there since 1988. There are many activities to partake in or just lie by the pool or swim in the clear water. You have to board the ship in the early evening unless you have paid to feed the dolphins. This usually happens around 6 ish and as soon as it's over you are then tendered back to the ship. The resort has equipment and ...
Finally we were allowed off - few times ship says too rough so no visit.
Have stayed on island a week in past and water too cold to snorkel.
We just walked south along beach to Tangaluma Point then back to the entrance to the walk around the hills, this time we went all the way out to the desert area ( where the sand hills are used for sliding down on tours) it was really interesting we had it ...
I like Moreton Island, nice beach for kids to paddle and swim but plenty of activities for the more adventurous, we had a great day but returning to the ship was difficult for some of the last tenders with one hitting the ship hard due to a wave. ...
