Australia · DOLPHIN TOURS IN BRISBANE
The 9 dolphin tours in Brisbane we would put on a shortlist, with what each costs a head, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason; start there.
Review of the Dolphin and Tangalooma Wrecks cruise from Brisbane, with snorkeling, lunch, beach time, wildlife spotting, price, and practical tips.
“Excellent day, the Captain Wayne and team made day really enjoyable and informative. The inclusions and catering made it a really pleasant experience.”
Review of Moreton Island’s Tangalooma snorkel and dolphin day trip, with wreck snorkeling, lunch, resort access, costs, tips, and drawbacks.
“It was a great experience. - snorkeling+ feeding the dolphins. As well as other free activities. It is possible to bring a digital camera on a day trip - there are lockers to rent if you want to lock it for water activities. A disappointment was the last boat that leaves the island after the dolphin feeding did not allow passengers to get on board while is rained quite a lot. Even a family with a small toddler. They only allowed us on when all the passengers was waiting to board.”
Ride ATV tracks, relax at Tangalooma Island Resort, and feed wild dolphins on a full-day Moreton Island trip from Brisbane.
“The whole day from start to finish was amazing - the resort island itself is stunning with beautiful views - I booked the ATV and Dolphin feeding - I enjoyed the ATV more than I thought I would as never done it before. Then free time to do what ever you like spent some time by/in the pool and beach - headed for food just before 6 so was able to watch the beautiful sunset. The dolphin feeding is very well organised such an amazing experience make sure to book it as you won’t want to miss this - staff made you feel safe at all times.”
Review of Moreton Island’s Tangalooma day trip, with ferry, lunch, sand tobogganing, resort access, and wild dolphin feeding.
“Lots to do on Tangalooma, cruises, snorkeling, swimming in the sea, dolphin watching, 4x4 riding etc. A brilliant day out”
Review the Moreton Island dolphin and Tangalooma Wrecks cruise from the Gold Coast, with snorkelling, lunch, beach time, and practical tips.
“It was a terrible experience. We should have tried it before going into the water. There was a very sharp thing at the bottom of the sea in an area. It cut my leg a lot and left a lot of blood. That dangerous area should not be surrounded. Tourists are likely to be infected with tetanus! I don't think it's worth the ticket price at all.”
Review of Moreton Island’s Tangalooma snorkel cruise, with wrecks, lunch, cocktails, resort time, dolphin viewing, costs, and practical tips.
“Para sailing with my daughters was fun. The smiley yellow parashutte and friendly staff were a great experience. The trip included a lounge access with coffee or tea and spacious seatings made trip comfortable. Cocktail at the bar coupon was a nice one, too.”
Review of Moreton Island’s whale cruise and wild dolphin feeding, with ferry tips, timing, facilities, food, value, and practical advice.
“Moreton Island was a beautiful place. The whale watching was one of the best tours, according to our guide - the whales even swam up to our boat to show off! The dolphins were adorable, too. The feeding only lasted a few seconds, just giving them a fish, but it was such a unique experience to be that close to them.”
Review of Moreton Island’s Tangalooma day trip, with desert safari, sand tobogganing, resort time, sunset drinks, and wild dolphins.
Review of Moreton Island’s Tangalooma ATV ride, sunset cocktail, resort access, lunch, ferry trip, and wild dolphin viewing from Brisbane.
“Though the weather was wet and cold, they have made the best of it. It is a good experience overall.”
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