North Stradbroke Island Small-Group Day Tour from Brisbane with Moreton Bay Catamaran Cruise
by Queensland Day Tours
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✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
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This full-day small-group tour from Brisbane includes a scenic catamaran cruise across Moreton Bay where dolphins are often seen swimming alongside the boat. On North Stradbroke Island, the tour visits several key locations over about 10 hours. Stops include Point Lookout, North Gorge Walk, Amity Point, Cylinder Beach, and Myora Springs Conservation Area. The North Gorge Walk is an easy coastal path with views of the Pacific Ocean and chances to see kangaroos, dolphins, manta rays, and sea eagles. Visitors have time to swim or relax at Cylinder Beach, which has calm waters and lifeguards. At Amity Point, the group looks for wild koalas in the gum trees and watches for dolphins and small sharks near the shore. Myora Springs is a quiet area highlighting the cultural heritage of the Quandamooka people, with interpretive signs about their traditional use of the land. Point Lookout offers panoramic coastal views and possible sightings of dolphins, turtles, and migrating whales. The tour includes a local guide and live commentary during the boat cruise, bottled water, and National Park fees. Guests have free time at each stop to explore at a relaxed pace. Hotel pickup, lunch, tea, and coffee are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
North Stradbroke Island
Spend about five hours exploring North Stradbroke Island’s beaches, lakes, and coastal walks. The tour includes viewing local wildlife such as dolphins, turtles, kangaroos, and migrating whales from the North Gorge Walk. Relaxation time is provided at Cylinder Beach and Point Lookout while experiencing the island’s villages and wildlife.
300 min
Myora Springs Conservation Area
This 20-minute stop introduces visitors to a lesser-known site on North Stradbroke Island. The guide explains the coastal ecosystem and the cultural importance of this area to the Quandamooka people, the island’s Traditional Owners. Informative signs detail how the site served as a significant campground and supports a peaceful setting.
20 min
Cylinder Beach
Cylinder Beach is visited for about one hour. Positioned between two headlands, the beach offers calm swimming conditions with lifeguards on duty. Guests are encouraged to bring swimwear to enjoy the water or rest on the sand along the island’s coastline.
60 min
Amity Point Beach
At Amity Point, the group spends around one hour exploring this seaside village known for views of Brisbane City and Moreton Bay. Visitors can look for wild koalas in the gum trees and watch marine life such as dolphins and small sharks near the shore.
60 min
Point Lookout
Point Lookout is a major landmark visited for one hour. The headland provides wide coastal views and opportunities to see dolphins, turtles, and seasonal migrating whales. Accessible walking paths allow for easy exploration, and nearby cafes offer refreshments.
60 min
North Gorge Walk
This one-hour coastal walk features a boardwalk around the North Gorge headland. The path includes gentle steps and overlooks the Pacific Ocean, Main Beach, and Frenchman’s Beach. Wildlife such as kangaroos, dolphins, manta rays, and sea eagles can be seen along the route, making it a key nature stop on the tour.
60 min
Meeting point
Tours depart at 7:45am (Check In 7:35am) from the loading zone in front of 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane. This is outside the Skytower Apartments and between Albert and Edward Streets. Hotel pickups are not available. Tour returns to departure point around 5:45pm.
End point
Tours depart at 7:45am (Check In 7:35am) from the loading zone in front of 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane. This is outside the Skytower Apartments and between Albert and Edward Streets. Hotel pickups are not available. Tour returns to departure point around 5:45pm.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
North Stradbroke Island Small-Group Day Tour from Brisbane with Moreton Bay Catamaran Cruise
by Queensland Day Tours
Choose from 1 available option
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$378Overview
This full-day small-group tour from Brisbane includes a scenic catamaran cruise across Moreton Bay where dolphins are often seen swimming alongside the boat. On North Stradbroke Island, the tour visits several key locations over about 10 hours. Stops include Point Lookout, North Gorge Walk, Amity Point, Cylinder Beach, and Myora Springs Conservation Area. The North Gorge Walk is an easy coastal path with views of the Pacific Ocean and chances to see kangaroos, dolphins, manta rays, and sea eagles. Visitors have time to swim or relax at Cylinder Beach, which has calm waters and lifeguards. At Amity Point, the group looks for wild koalas in the gum trees and watches for dolphins and small sharks near the shore. Myora Springs is a quiet area highlighting the cultural heritage of the Quandamooka people, with interpretive signs about their traditional use of the land. Point Lookout offers panoramic coastal views and possible sightings of dolphins, turtles, and migrating whales. The tour includes a local guide and live commentary during the boat cruise, bottled water, and National Park fees. Guests have free time at each stop to explore at a relaxed pace. Hotel pickup, lunch, tea, and coffee are not included.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
North Stradbroke Island
Spend about five hours exploring North Stradbroke Island’s beaches, lakes, and coastal walks. The tour includes viewing local wildlife such as dolphins, turtles, kangaroos, and migrating whales from the North Gorge Walk. Relaxation time is provided at Cylinder Beach and Point Lookout while experiencing the island’s villages and wildlife.
300 min
Myora Springs Conservation Area
This 20-minute stop introduces visitors to a lesser-known site on North Stradbroke Island. The guide explains the coastal ecosystem and the cultural importance of this area to the Quandamooka people, the island’s Traditional Owners. Informative signs detail how the site served as a significant campground and supports a peaceful setting.
20 min
Cylinder Beach
Cylinder Beach is visited for about one hour. Positioned between two headlands, the beach offers calm swimming conditions with lifeguards on duty. Guests are encouraged to bring swimwear to enjoy the water or rest on the sand along the island’s coastline.
60 min
Amity Point Beach
At Amity Point, the group spends around one hour exploring this seaside village known for views of Brisbane City and Moreton Bay. Visitors can look for wild koalas in the gum trees and watch marine life such as dolphins and small sharks near the shore.
60 min
Point Lookout
Point Lookout is a major landmark visited for one hour. The headland provides wide coastal views and opportunities to see dolphins, turtles, and seasonal migrating whales. Accessible walking paths allow for easy exploration, and nearby cafes offer refreshments.
60 min
North Gorge Walk
This one-hour coastal walk features a boardwalk around the North Gorge headland. The path includes gentle steps and overlooks the Pacific Ocean, Main Beach, and Frenchman’s Beach. Wildlife such as kangaroos, dolphins, manta rays, and sea eagles can be seen along the route, making it a key nature stop on the tour.
60 min
Meeting point
Tours depart at 7:45am (Check In 7:35am) from the loading zone in front of 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane. This is outside the Skytower Apartments and between Albert and Edward Streets. Hotel pickups are not available. Tour returns to departure point around 5:45pm.
End point
Tours depart at 7:45am (Check In 7:35am) from the loading zone in front of 222 Margaret Street, Brisbane. This is outside the Skytower Apartments and between Albert and Edward Streets. Hotel pickups are not available. Tour returns to departure point around 5:45pm.
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.