Things to Do in Moreton Bay Region: Local Guide
Moreton Bay Region is a vast coastal area north of Brisbane encompassing Moreton Island, Stradbroke Island, and 365 smaller islands, with the largest sand island accessible by day ferry. The bay is a Marine Park sheltering dugongs, dolphins, and humpback whales on migration, while the mainland towns of Redcliffe and Caboolture offer heritage and market experiences.
🐬 Dolphin experiences🤿 Snorkelling & diving🐋 Whale watching🏄 Sand boarding🌿 Marine parks
Popular Activities in Moreton Bay Region
1Moreton Island Tangalooma shipwreck snorkelling day trip
2Wild dolphin hand-feeding at Tangalooma Resort beach
3Moreton Island sandboarding down desert dunes guided tour
4North Stradbroke Island whale watching scenic cruise
5Moreton Bay Marine Park dugong and dolphin kayak tour
6Bribie Island tidal inlet and mangrove kayak guided tour
7Redcliffe heritage walking tour and local market visit
8Glasshouse Mountains scenic hike and volcanic landscape tour
Local tip: The Tangalooma shipwrecks off Moreton Island are ideal for snorkelling directly from the beach — the 15 deliberately sunk ships sit in 1–2m of crystal water and attract enormous fish populations. Day-trip ferries from Brisbane run daily and include snorkelling equipment hire.