Tangalooma Island Resort is located on Queensland's Moreton Island, only a 75-minute catamaran cruise from Brisbane. This beachfront resort offers direct access to Tangalooma Beach and is surrounded by the rich natural environment of Moreton Island. It ranks among Lonely Planet's 100 Best Beaches of the World for its clear waters and coastline.
Activities
Tangalooma Island Resort provides various activities, including Queensland's best whale watching cruise and guided snorkeling at the Tangalooma Wrecks. Guests can enjoy the Desert Safari Tour for sand tobogganing and ATV quad bike tours for an adventurous outing. The highlight is the opportunity to hand feed a pod of wild bottlenose dolphins each evening.
Accommodation
The resort offers five styles of beachfront accommodation ranging from 31/2 to 4-star quality, catering to diverse group sizes. Options include hotel rooms, resort units, family suites, beachfront villas, and luxurious Deep Blue Apartments. Most accommodations come with ocean views and easy access to the beach.
Dining
On-site dining options at Tangalooma Island Resort include several bars and restaurants offering diverse menu items. Guests can enjoy casual meals, refreshing cocktails, and snacks while overlooking Moreton Bay. Dining is integrated into the activities, with lunch included in day trips and cruise packages.
Family Amenities
Tangalooma Island Resort welcomes families and offers numerous sand and sea activities suitable for all ages. Children can engage with the resort's wildlife and participate in various educational experiences regarding marine life. The diverse range of accommodations can comfortably fit a family, with options for larger groups.
Highlights
Location: 75-minute catamaran cruise from Brisbane
Activities: Hand feeding wild dolphins every evening
Accommodation: Beachfront villas & Deep Blue Apartments
Dining: On-site bars and casual restaurant options
Family Amenities: Rich experiences and activities for children
Must-do experiences
Swim with dolphins at Tangalooma's Marine Education Centre.
Try the delicious Moreton Bay Bugs at the resort's restaurant.
Take a guided snorkeling tour to explore the shipwrecks nearby.
Visit the nearby Tangalooma Wrecks for stunning sunset views.
Explore the native wildlife at the Tangalooma Eco Centre.
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The hotel offers a variety of rooms including double rooms, family rooms, and suites with breakfast, free cancelations, and special deals
Family Suite
2 persons
55 m²
3 Single beds
Shower
Air conditioning
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Hotel Deluxe King
2 persons
35 m²
1 King-size bed and 1 Sofa bed
Shower
Balcony
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Resort Unit
2 persons
38 m²
1 King-size bed
Shower
Air conditioning
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Hotel Room
2 persons
35 m²
1 King-size bed and 1 Sofa bed
Shower
Balcony
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City Centre
Tangalooma400 m
Airports
Brisbane (BNE)
72.9
km
Sunshine Coast (MCY)
88.3
km
Facilities
The hotel offers amenities for your comfortable stay and unforgettable experiences
Paid Wi-Fi
Parking
AUD 20 per day
24-hour services
Babysitting
General
Non-smoking rooms
Paid Wi-Fi
Parking
Safe deposit box
No pets allowed
Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
Security
Locker room
Lift
Currency exchange
ATM/Cash machine
Coffee shop
Vending machines
Smoke detectors
Fire extinguishers
Sports & Fitness
Diving
Snorkelling
Canoeing
Hiking
Tennis court
Billiard tables
Darts
Table tennis
Yoga class
Fishing
Services
Paid shuttle service
Room service
Housekeeping
Car hire
Laundry
Tours/Ticket assistance
Shops/Commercial services
Welcome drink
Dining
Restaurant
Bar/ Lounge area
Picnic area/ Tables
Business
Meeting/ Banquet facilities
Children
Cots
Children's menu
Children's play area
Spa & Leisure
Outdoor swimming pool
Beach access
Karaoke
Live entertainment
Garden area
BBQ facilities
Spa centre
Massage
Room features
Air conditioning
Sitting area
Garden furniture
Tea and coffee facilities
Dining table
Bathroom
Free toiletries
Media
Flat-screen TV
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Dining Onsite
Tangalooma Island Resort invites guests to indulge in a delightful array of dining experiences, featuring Asian flavors at Fire and Stone and a taste of Australian cuisine at the Beach Cafe. With options that cater to diverse dietary needs, every meal promises to be a celebration of local influence and culinary creativity.
Fire and Stone
Asian
Ambiance
Set against a vibrant backdrop, Fire and Stone creates an inviting space for a relaxed dining experience. Guests can enjoy the energy of the open kitchen while savoring delightful dishes inspired by various Asian culinary traditions.
Key Offerings
Signature offerings include an array of expertly crafted stir-fries and aromatic curries, ideal for those seeking bold flavors. The restaurant's unique open concept encourages a communal feel, perfect for sharing dishes.
Reservation
no
Hours vary.
Beach Cafe
Australian
Ambiance
With a breezy, casual setting near the shoreline, the Beach Cafe invites guests to unwind while embracing the coastal charm. The attractive vertical garden alongside the walkway to the café adds to its inviting atmosphere.
Key Offerings
The menu features classic Australian fare, highlighting local produce and flavors. Lighter bites and refreshing beverages are perfect for a midday snack or sunset treat.
Is there a short walk from the ferry to the resort?
15 November 2023
Yes, guests arriving on the Tangalooma passenger ferry will find that the resort is within walking distance.
Are ferry transfers included in the overall price of the booking?
12 December 2023
Ferry transfers to and from the resort incur an additional charge. For detailed information, please check the "fine print."
Does the resort provide lift access for guests with mobility issues?
5 January 2024
Yes, there is a lift available in the Hotel Building to assist guests with disabilities.
Is it possible to prepare meals in the family suite?
20 February 2024
Yes, the Family Suites come with a kitchenette, allowing guests to cook meals during their stay.
Can guests bring their own food to enjoy during their stay?
18 March 2024
Guests are permitted to bring their own food and use the BBQ facilities throughout the resort. Each room is allowed to bring one esky/cooler bag of food (alcohol not included), and there's a convenience store for additional supplies.
What is the distance from the resort to the jetty where I will arrive?
25 April 2024
The resort is located within a short walking distance from the jetty drop-off point for guests arriving via the ferry.
Is parking available near the ferry terminal, and should it be reserved in advance?
30 May 2024
Parking is available at the Holt Street Ferry Terminal for AUD 20 per day, and no reservation is necessary.
Can guests take a 2WD vehicle to Moreton Island, or is it only for 4WDs?
10 June 2024
The barge service is exclusively for 4WD vehicles. Unfortunately, 2WD vehicles cannot be brought to Moreton Island, as there are no sealed roads available.
What is the size of the fridge in the hotel rooms?
15 July 2024
The hotel standard and deluxe rooms feature a bar-sized fridge for convenient storage of beverages and snacks.
Are there any in-room spa services or options for massages available?
21 August 2024
There are no in-room spa services; however, guests can visit the Tangalooma Massage Hut & Beauty Room, which offers a variety of therapeutic treatments.
Does the accommodation include separate sleeping areas, or are the rooms all open plan?
3 September 2024
Yes, the suites feature a private bedroom separate from the living area, ensuring more space and privacy for guests.
Are pets welcome at Tangalooma Island Resort?
12 October 2024
Unfortunately, pets are not allowed at the resort, as Moreton Island is a protected national park.
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