Snorkelling in Brisbane

Jump on a tour with a qualified instructor and snorkel off Amity Point, or simply rent the gear and explore the wonders of the reef yourself.

The waters around North Stradbroke Island are home to some very large fish including giant manta rays, guitarfish, leopard sharks, wobbegongs, eagle rays and bull rays. In shallower waters, you will marvel at the variety of colourful tropical fish, anenomes and shrimp, and even find yourself sharing the waters with giant turtles.

Embark on an educational and scenic tour of Moreton Bay with a small and friendly group aboard a luxury catamaran. Test your ability to spot dolphins, dugongs, and even humpback whales from June to November. Enjoy gourmet seafood and ride the boomnet for a great fun experience.

Once on Moreton Island, explore the beach, participate in a sport game or just relax in the sun.

The main highlight of the trip is snorkelling amongst the famous Tangalooma Wrecks. You will be immersed in a colourful marine world where a myriad of fish will eat from your hands and graceful turtles visit regularly.

You will also have the option to snorkel Flinders Reef, a renowned coral reef offering diverse species condensed into a small area. Here, you can try to "find Nemo"!

 

Enjoy a wonderful day out with Manly Eco Cruises. Ride the boat boomnet, paddle a canoe, snorkel and swim in turquoise waters.

You will stop by a beautiful island (such as Peel, Green or St Helena), where you can lie on the beach and explore. You will also enjoy hearing stories and history of the Aborigines, sailing adventures and local heroes, as well as a delicious tropical buffet lunch.