Moreton Island - Amazingly Different |
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Travelers agree that a visit to Queensland, Australia, is not complete without touring the picturesque Moreton Island. Comprised of impressive sand dunes, scenic lakes and a national park that occupies the majority of its surface, it’s an ideal spot for relaxation and fun. Nature enthusiasts will feel right at home with the assortment of outdoors recreational pursuits, not to mention the amazing variety of fauna including more than 180 bird species. At this pristine spot, visitors will have the chance to spot dolphins, turtles, whales and other marine creatures especially if doing so from the top of the oldest Aussie lighthouse. This quiet and scenic destination has gained the reputation as one of the more sought out honeymoon locations and its beauty continues to inspire writers, painters and poets. Because of the island’s sandy nature, thrill seekers have discovered new ways to pass the time with tobogganing, sand boarding and other activities that are unique to the region. Adventure lovers agree that propelling down a sand dune is as exciting as the challenging rides found in water parks. And when it’s time to find accommodations, there’s plenty to choose from. No matter what your budget calls for, there are luxury beach cabins, private houses and student lodges. Among the most frequented, the Tangalooma Resort boasts first class service with a premiere location on the beach. Guests can take part in feeding the dolphins, archery, bush walking, snorkeling, fishing and golfing. When it’s time to relax, there are two swimming pools and one just for kids. The restaurants on site reflect the gastronomical attributes of the area and a level of service that’s classic of Australia. At the Tangalooma, you can stroll with the pelicans and journey to Brisbane on an elegant catamaran. Lesser expensive lodging on Moreton includes places like Bulwer Township Beach Cabins ideal for couples or families looking to save money. As you take time to explore the island, check out the biggest sand dune on the planet, the rugged rock formations and the rainbow of colors that make the landscape second to none. Delight in the panoramic vistas and spend the day soaking up the rays.
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