Scuba Diving Tour at Tangalooma Wrecks, Moreton Island

Experience a Scuba Diving Tour like no other, in Queensland’s most legendary dive spots where the ocean’s crystal clear waters, relics of a bygone era in the form of historic shipwrecks, & the teeming marine life all combine to create an adventure that’s sure to leave you breathless, one that anyone from diving newbies to seasoned pros will love.

Price options

  • Adults from 299,00 A$

Departure Time

Introduction

Uncover the enchantment that lies beneath the waves of Moreton Island, the place they call home to the world-renowned Tangalooma Wrecks. We’re talking Australia’s largest artificial reef system, with a whopping 15 shipwrecks deliberately sunk just offshore. The conditions are ideal, the water’s a gorgeous shade of blue, the sea is calm enough you can even sneak in a few tranquil moments, and the marine ecosystem is thriving. It doesn’t matter if this is your very first time diving or you’re an experienced diver chasing the next big thrill, you can bet that this will give you a tour of colour & diversity that will leave a lasting impression from start to finish.

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Details

  • Price: $299 per person – it’s a pretty reasonable ask for a day of diving and fun.
  • Dive Options: we’ve got two options for you – if you’re a beginner, then our Introductory Dive is perfect, or if you’re already licensed, then our Certified Dive is ready for you.
  • Dive Location: your day will be spent exploring the amazing Tangalooma Wrecks on Moreton Island – home to heaps of tropical fish, turtles, rays and even the odd wobbegong shark.
  • Minimum Age (Diving): we recommend you’re at least 12 years old to join us on this adventure – and don’t worry if you’re under 18, a parent will need to join you too.
  • Experience Level: this trip is perfect for people who are just starting out, or for more experienced divers looking for a new adventure.
  • Marine Life: get ready for a colourful display of tropical fish, plus the chance to see turtles, rays and even a few wobbegong sharks, all in their natural habitat.

Highlights

  • Dive the legendary Tangalooma Wrecks: this is the main event, and something you’ll never forget.
  • Choose your own adventure: you go for the Introductory or Certified Dive, either way, you’re in for a treat.
  • Explore 15 historic shipwrecks: we’ll dive on some of the most historic wrecks you’ll ever see, each an artificial reef teeming with life.
  • See the amazing marine life: spot turtles, rays, reef fish and even a few wobbegong sharks. This is what makes diving on Moreton Island so special.
  • Bonus water activities and full resort access: and to keep things interesting, we’ve got heaps of other water activities you can try out, plus the use of the resort facilities to relax and unwind.
  • Round-trip ferry transfers: we’ll even sort out the ferry for you, so all you have to worry about is getting on the boat and enjoying yourself.

What you can actually see!

Booking

Full Itinerary

We set off from Brisbane on the ferry to Moreton Island.

Once we arrive, we’ll sort you out with an orientation at the island resort, so you know where everything is and what to do.

It’s time to get wet. Your scuba diving experience at the Tangalooma Wrecks will be unforgettable, whether you choose the Introductory or Certified Dive. Don’t worry if you’ve never been diving before, all the training, supervision and equipment is taken care of.

We’ll get you set up with a kayak, stand-up paddleboard, or snorkelling gear, so you can make the most of your time on the water.

The resort is at your disposal, so take some time to relax on the beach and enjoy the facilities.

We’ll say goodbye to Moreton Island and head back to the mainland on the ferry. We know the timings will vary (depending on tides, weather and ferry schedules), but we’ll make sure you’re back on dry land in no time.

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FAQ

Not at all, our introductory dives are perfect for total beginners with no experience whatsoever, even if you’ve never been in the water before.

Absolutely, our introductory dives are done with a guide the whole time, and you’ll get training and supervision to make sure everything goes smoothly.

You might spot some turtles, rays, nudibranchs, colourful tropical reef fish, and even some wobbegong sharks, plus get a glimpse of some amazing corals.

Yeah, they can, as long as they’re 12 years or older on the day of the dive, they’ll be fine.

We’ll adjust the plan to suit, either by changing the time of the activity, rescheduling, or even cancelling if it’s just not safe to go ahead.

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