Moreton Bay

A stunning wide expanse of sheltered blue waters, Moreton Bay is Brisbane's own aquatic playground and marine sanctuary. Dotted with unspoilt islands - including on of the world's largest sand islands - you will discover it is one of Brisbane's favourite getaway spots. Brimming with natural wonders, Moreton Bay is ideal for spotting dolphins, whales, turtles and manta rays, as well as a vast array of birdlife. Tours and activities cater for all types, including adventure and ecotours. Here you can throw yourself into adventure sports such as sailing, surfing, quad biking and sand tobogganing, or you can take things a little easier, with a wide range of more relaxing activities, like fishing, feeding the dolphins or lazing by a blue lagoon admiring the birdlife and wildflowers. North Stradbroke Island is one of the world's largest sand islands. North Stradbroke is a spectacular destination, popular with families, couples, nature lovers and adventure seekers. Moreton Island has an emphasis on fun. Moreton Island is a natural paradise that leaves adventure seekers spellbound. Only a high-speed ferry ride away from Brisbane, Moreton Island offers sand tobogganing on the world's tallest stabilised sand-dune, quad biking, scuba diving, snorkelling, swimming, surfing, fishing and four wheel drive adventures. Bribie Island is the northernmost of the Moreton Bay Islands, Bribie Island is the only island connected to the mainland by bridge. This makes a day visit by car extremely easy and fast. Bribie is more developed than most other islands, and offers a wide range of of activities, dining and accommodation. Southern Moreton Bay Islands are a cluster of four special islands in a sheltered haven featuring the best of Moreton Bay. Excellent fishing, swimming, boating, windsurfing and kayaking, and marine life can be found at Southern Moreton Island.