Tangalooma Wrecks

Tangalooma Wrecks is a popular travel destination located on Moreton Island, Australia.

The wrecks are a group of purposely sunken ships that have become a well-known landmark and a unique combination of nature, mystery, and history. The wrecks are located on the northern side of Tangalooma Island Resort and can be accessed by walking up the beach from the resort, which takes about 15-20 minutes.

One of the best things to do at Tangalooma Wrecks is to snorkel and explore the underwater world. The wrecks are home to a variety of different reef fish, coral formations, and marine life. Tangalooma offers snorkel tours that take visitors to the wrecks via boat, making it a much safer way to experience the wrecks. The snorkel tours include snorkel, mask, flippers, and wet suits. Visitors can also hire transparent kayaks to explore the wrecks. Visitors should be aware that the beach is not guarded by any security, and there is no lifesaver available. Visitors should also be careful when moving across the beach as there are many boats without practical experience. It is important to note that the best photos of the wrecks are taken at low tide and sunset, so plan your visit accordingly. The cruise takes visitors on a 70-minute journey to Moreton Island. Visitors can also visit the wre