Excursão de Cruzeiro aos Naufrágios da Ilha Moreton com saída de Brisbane ou Gold Coast

The experience was fantastic! The itinerary is well-organized, and I was grateful that the sequence of the activities (sandboarding, kayaking, snorkelling) I was assigned to was perfect because the sand, sweat, and sunscreen were washed off during the snorkelling, haha. We had an early lunch, before noon. The DIY wrap was quite filling, so don't worry about whether you have the strength to play, haha.

Overall, I enjoyed the trip. It was well-organized and efficient, and everything went as described. However, there is some information you should be aware of in advance. The activities can be physically intense, so please opt out if you are not fit enough. Additionally, the guides will not provide personal care; you should be able to follow the group. They will divide us into four groups of 15 people each to do three activities: sandboarding for two groups together, while one group does snorkeling and kayaking. There is only one guide for sandboarding and kayaking, but two for snorkeling, plus a jet ski, to ensure everyone is safe. Each activity takes approximately 30 minutes to 1 hour. I was lucky that my group started with sandboarding, then snorkeling and kayaking, so I could change after getting wet. Lunch is a 'make your own wrap' style, allowing you to choose what you like, along with potato chips and chocolate chip cookies. The toilets on the island are not good, and there are no shower rooms, so please use the toilet on the ferry and bring your towel. We saw a whale from the ferry, so keep an eye out! The group before us saw three turtles during snorkeling, but we didn't – though we saw plenty of fish. Be careful of shipwrecks and coral, as it can be shallow and difficult to navigate. Also, kayaking was relatively short, all due to the strong current, which is understandable.

We chose to take the shuttle from Roma Street Coach Terminal at 7 AM. It took about an hour to reach the port. The Moreton Island Adventure is a huge ship that can even transport cars, which is very cool. The activities included transparent kayaking, snorkeling, and sandboarding. Kayaking was fun; you could paddle near the shipwreck area and throw bait to attract fish. Snorkeling offered a good variety of fish, though the species were limited. The water was quite clear, but the underwater scenery was average. Plus, with many people snorkeling and kayaks around, it was easy to interfere with each other. I felt it wasn't as beautiful as Cebu. Moreover, for a group of about twenty people snorkeling, there was only one leader and one person on a jet ski supervising. At one point, I got separated from the group while snorkeling and didn't know where they went. It was the jet ski staff who noticed and brought me back to them. Lunch was a simple buffet, offering something similar to kebab wraps. Sandboarding started around 1 PM. You had to climb the slope barefoot, and it was extremely windy at the top, covering your entire head and body with sand. When sliding down, sand would even get into your clothes and pockets. I truly brought a whole body full of sand home.

Friendly and experienced staff who made tour journey become safe and fun. Saw lots of fishes during snorkeling and kayaking. Unluckily, sand boarding was canceled due to the bad weather ( The sand was too wet), but we were still able to go for a walk on desert and took some good pictures

It was indeed a great experience for my husband and me. Thanks to the friendly and experienced staff who made our journey safe and fun. Sandboarding is a must-do! You cannot miss kayaking and snorkeling, as the staff will explain the story about the shipwreck and the marine life in Moreton Island. Thank you, Sunset Safari and the staff.

It’s a good day out in Moreton Island. Enjoyed kayaking with transparent kayaks and saw fish swimming under our feet. Snorkeling tour was fun too but water was chilling even with wetsuits on. Sand-boarding was a rare experience and we lived it. Simple buffet lunch with wraps, salad, chips, muffins and water included. Booking with Klook with spring promotion discount was good too.

Meet at the coach terminal. First, pay the 70 AUD ferry fee, card payment is also available, which is a relief. The 90-minute ferry ride to Moreton Island offers beautiful white sands, blue waters, and rusty shipwrecks. There are three activities: clear kayaking, snorkeling, and sandboarding. The snorkeling mask was very hard and hurt my face a lot, but there were many fish, especially when there was toast, they swarmed around. For lunch, there are simple Mexican burritos available.

I had the Moreton Island trip on March 16th. Such a well-planned trip, I must say! A shout-out to the amazing crew, Nedd and Jo. Nedd was patient and kind from beginning to end. He introduced the trip in detail while on the cruise. And he was there to help me during snorkeling. Without him, I wouldn't have enjoyed the snorkeling at all. Jo was there to help my mom as well, even though my mom can't speak English. I appreciate such a wonderful crew team!

在布里斯班市區集合後到達碼頭坐了90分鐘的船到達摩頓島。被分配三組，有浮潛、滑沙和獨木舟。每個活動時間不算太久，體驗一下。但島的海灘太清澈了。浮潛還看到小鯊魚。

Sand skating is so fun, snorkelling is not bad too. the transparent kayaking is bit boring but you can see so many species of fishes. The trip is fun, tourist guides are good to lead us into small groups to different points. But the transportation took a bit long, that you won’t able to start the activty until afternoon, which is makes this trip a bit packed. but it’s understandable as the ship takes about one and half hour to the Moreton Island. lovely day, I may visit the island again and bring my own snorkelling gears to enjoy the beautiful beach and corals and fishes next time.