Moreton Island Queensland Australia
Australia

76 Cruises availables At departure or passage at this port

Carnival Cruise Line (73 Cruises)

Carnival Adventure.

Carnival Adventure

2636 Passengers
108865 tons
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10 May 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
17 May 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
2 August 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
9 August 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
19 September 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
10 October 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
26 October 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
8 November 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
25 November 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
29 November 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
6 December 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
Carnival Splendor

Carnival Splendor

3012 Passengers
113300 tons
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28 February 10 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
18 March 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
22 March 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
11 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
18 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
25 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
29 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
13 May 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
26 May 10 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
16 June 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
20 June 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
27 June 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
14 July 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
18 July 10 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
27 July 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
31 July 16 days One-way from Sydney to Singapore
20 September 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
27 September 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
4 October 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
8 October 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
16 November 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
23 November 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
12 December 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
26 December 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
28 February 10 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
17 March 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
3 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
10 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
14 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
27 April 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
11 May 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
24 May 10 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
14 June 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia
18 June 5 days Round-trip from Sydney, Australia

Holland America Line (3 Cruises)


Frequently Asked Questions

Ships anchor off the sheltered western shore and passengers come ashore by tender. There is no cruise berth, no sealed road and no town on the island.
A line of fifteen rusting hulls rising out of clear water a few hundred metres from shore. They were not shipwrecks: the Queensland government scuttled them between 1963 and 1984 to create a sheltered anchorage for small boats.
Yes, it's the highlight of the call. Guided outings of about an hour and a half leave straight from the beach with equipment provided. The water stays calm, which keeps it within reach of average swimmers.
Coral has colonised the plating and more than a hundred fish species move through it. Turtles, wobbegong sharks and even a passing dugong are not unusual sightings.
A slide down the silica dunes of the island's interior on a waxed board, where the landscape turns almost desert-like. Four-wheel-drive excursions take you there, and the slopes are surprisingly steep. Between runs, the view from the ridge shows the island's real extent.
Yes, with no programme at all. In front of Tangalooma the beach shelves gently into clear water, pelicans patrol the shallows, and the former whaling station, now a resort, provides restaurants and refreshments.
June to November, when humpback whales pass along the coast on migration: a blow sometimes appears offshore without anyone asking. The Tangalooma station hunted them from 1952 to 1962; the region now lives on watching them in season.
Yes, ideally through the ship or local operators. Wreck snorkelling, four-wheel-drive trips and sandboarding have limited places that fill quickly.
Swimsuit, towel, hat, sunscreen and shoes that can take rough ground will serve you better than a town map. This is a nature day, not a sightseeing one.
Yes, at the north-eastern tip: Queensland's oldest lighthouse, guiding ships towards Brisbane for more than a century and a half. It is, however, too far away for a few hours ashore.