Moreton Island - Fish Feeding and Wrecks Tour

Boat Cruises
Hire
Day Tours
Night Tours
Massage & Spa
- Waxing and Tinting
- Specialised
- Packages
- Massage
- Feet & Hands
- Facials
- Body

IMPORTANT: COVID VACCINE REGULATIONS

LEARN ABOUT OUR COVID VACCINE RESTRICTIONS

QLD GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS FROM 17 DECEMBER 2021 (OR WHEN 80% OF QUEENSLANDERS AGED 16 AND OVER ARE FULLY VACCINATED – WHICHEVER COMES FIRST) WILL BE IN PLACE FOR GUESTS & STAFF WHO ARE NOT FULLY (DOUBLE-DOSE) VACCINATED. IN LINE WITH GOVERNMENT ADVICE, THESE RESTRICTIONS CURRENTLY ONLY APPLY TO THOSE AGED 16 AND OVER.

Tangalooma Launches
The passenger boat services operating between Holt St Wharf (Brisbane) and the Resort meet the QLD Government’s definition of ‘Hospitality Venues’ and ‘Tourism Experiences’. As such only fully vaccinated people will be permitted to travel on our boats or onto our Holt St Wharf premises.

Accommodation, Cafés, Restaurants and Bars
Whilst unvaccinated people can stay in hotels for accommodation purposes, only fully vaccinated people will be able to access our Hospitality venues (cafés, licensed boats, restaurants and bars). Unvaccinated guests will be permitted to enter these Resort venues to order takeaway (where the outlet offers takeaway) but only fully vaccinated guests will be allowed to dine-in, or attend an event at any Resort Venue.

Tourism Experiences (Tours and Activities)
In addition, only fully vaccinated guests will be able to access all Tangalooma tours, boat transfers, activities, sporting facilities and pools. Unvaccinated guests will not have access to any tours, activities, equipment/watersports hire, wildlife encounters (such as dolphin feeding/viewing), massage or beauty services. Unvaccinated guests will still have general access to the beach and will be able to visit the Convenience Store for supplies.

Proof of Vaccination is required
In line with current Government requirements, guests will be required to continue to check in using the Check-In Qld app and to provide proof of vaccination on arrival at the wharf and when entering the resort outlets as outlined above (unless you have an approved medical exemption). If you do not have proof of Vaccination Status available you will NOT be allowed access (you will need to be able to show proof of your exemption from vaccination on genuine medical grounds – we are awaiting clarification from the Queensland Government on how this will operate). It is also a condition of entry to the Resort that all guests complete a valid Health Declaration Form at check-in.

These restrictions are in line with Queensland Public Health Orders announced 11 November 2021. The policy is subject to change and we will continue to update this page as new Queensland Government information on restrictions for unvaccinated travellers are applied to the Resort operations. For the full Queensland Government plan with FAQs, please click here.

If you have an existing booking that is impacted by these QLD State Government travel restrictions, please contact us before travel. The QLD Government has given considerable notice to all travellers regarding these upcoming restrictions, and as such, all existing cancellation/change policies on your original booking will apply. Guests are encouraged to get in touch as soon as possible to avoid any cancellation/change penalties).

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country and recognise their continuing custodianship of the land, waters and culture over 60,000 years. We pay our respects to them and their elders past, present and emerging. We are priviliged to learn from them in the way we care for and share Australia’s diverse nature and culture, and we strive to walk humbly in the footsteps of those who have walked these paths before us.

About Us
Contact Us
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Phone: (07) 3410 6927

Disclaimer

Please note: all guests purchasing Tangatours products must be travelling to Tangalooma Island Resort via Tangalooma launches, or staying overnight in Tangalooma Island Resort accommodation. No refunds will be issued for guests who have booked alternative transportation or accommodation and proceed with this booking.