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A natural fresh water lake infused with tea tree oils. The lagoon is filled from underground springs.
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Queensland's oldest lighthouse opened in 1857.
It provides panoramic views back to the mainland and the Glass House Mountains.
North-facing beach surrounded by rocky headland. One of four pocket beaches on the Cape Moreton peninsula on Moreton Island.
Protected cove at north-west side of Cape Moreton, home of "The Champagne Pools" a natural ocean pool hollowed out amongst the rocks, and "North Point Light".
A coastal defence base from World War II that has relics as a reminder of Australia's involvement in the war.
Explore the cluster of fifteen deliberately sunken ships just off the coast of Moreton Island. The wrecks create a stunning artificial reef that is a popular destination for snorkelling, teeming with a diverse array of fish and marine life. Regular guided snorkel tours operate every day from the nearby Tangalooma Island Resort. These tours can be purchased as part of a resort day trip package from Brisbane or as an activity during an overnight stay. Helicopter tours, boat tours and self-guided tours using non-motorised kayaks and paddleboards can also be arranged from the resort to explore the Tangalooma Wrecks