Moreton Island, Australia
Difficult
Activity Level
Minimum age 6 years
1.5 hours
Take a guided kayak tour to the Tangalooma Wrecks, where 15 awesome shipwrecks are home to a large variety of tropical reef fish, brightly coloured coral, and marine life. These ships were scuttled by the Queensland Government between 1963 and 1984 to provide safe anchorage on the eastern side of Moreton Island for small watercrafts. Coral has now formed in and around the wrecks forming an artificial reef and haven for marine life. Your tour begins with a short safety briefing before heading out on the pristine waters of Moreton Island. Head down to the iconic shipwrecks on your clear-bottom kayak. Look down through the clear-viewing kayak to see an abundance of corals, fish and turtles without having to get in the water.
Please wear comfortable, flat-soled shoes and clothing suited to the weather conditions. Bring a hat, reef-friendly sunscreen, swimmers, a towel, and bottled water. This tour is suitable for all levels of experience and is based on a double kayak. The minimum age is 8 years in a double kayak, but children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. Maximum combined weight is 160 kg. This is a double kayak (two guests per kayak), so only one ticket per kayak is required. Pregnant guests and those with epilepsy are required to obtain a medical clearance specifying they are medically cleared to participate in the kayak tour. A medical note must be available at tour check-in and must be within the last 6 months. You will be required to sign a waiver prior to commencing the tour.
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