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It provides panoramic views back to the mainland and the Glass House Mountains.
Bulwer is a coastal town and locality at the north-western end of Moreton Island in the City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. In the 2021 census, the locality of Bulwer had a population of 59 people.
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A coastal defence base from World War II that has relics as a reminder of Australia's involvement in the war.
A natural fresh water lake infused with tea tree oils. The lagoon is filled from underground springs.
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
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".
Queensland's oldest lighthouse opened in 1857.