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Moreton Island

Moreton IslandMoreton Island is among the most extensive sand isles on the earth and is located about 25 miles from Brisbane. The 22 miles long island has a total area of 115 miles. Vacationers can reach the lovely destination by boat in order to discover the breathtaking fauna and flora in the national parks of Moreton Island. There are some smaller towns, in the surrounding area, as well as the luxurious tourist resort of Tangalooma.

The island offers the perfect opportunity to observe dolphins, which happily welcome guests. Furthermore, the Green Turtles and the Loggerhead Turtles lay their eggs at the ocean shore of Moreton Island. On the northern tip of the atoll, one can discover schools of whales and enjoy the pristine landscape of the island to the fullest.

The famous Australian Zoo is only an hour away, which is probably the most popular animal park in the country. Above all, it was the setting where Steve Irwing, the late Crocodile hunter, had his daily show. However, there are not just reptiles at the Australian Zoo. Other island residents, such as kangaroos, koalas, wombats, as well as tigers and elephants can be encountered there. Indeed, a trip to this wildlife sanctuary is fun and excitement for the entire family.

Moreno Island has crystal-clear streams, lagoons, coastal heaths, rocky headland, large dunes and miles of dreamy beaches. A historic lighthouse and idyllic ruins of coastal forts make the perfect background for holiday photos. The sheltered bays offer various marine mammals a home. One cannot miss taking a stroll before sunset and watch Dugongs graze during their wanderings in the seaweed stocks.

The excellent tourism infrastructure of Moreton Island provides an abundance of entertainment for over 170.000 travelers per year. Guests fall in love with the picturesque panorama of the isle. They have the time of their lives while going surfing, diving, quad biking, or simply relaxing at the stunning ocean shore.

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