Moreton Island

Moreton Island A unique island wilderness where time stands still...white sandy beaches, sparkling clear water, swim, snorkel, fish, hike...Moreton has it all. Moreton Island is a large scenic sand island almost completely protected by national park. It is one of the few untouched areas of natural wilderness along the East Coast of Australia. Moreton Island is situated just 35 kilometres from Brisbane in the Moreton Bay Marine Park, reached by vehicular or passenger ferry from Scarborough or the Brisbane River The island is 98% National Park, protecting the flora, fauna, sandy coastline, freshwater lakes, wetlands and forests. Moreton is 38 km long and 19,000 ha in area. It is one of the largest sand islands in the world. Moreton Island provides a fragile north easterly boundary for Moreton Bay The island supports an amazing variety of vegetation. Its white sandy beaches, clear sparkling water and delightful fresh water lakes make Moreton a popular destination with campers, fishermen, bush walkers and naturalists. Moreton Island Accommodation Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort
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