The Beachaus guidebook
Sightseeing
Queensland's oldest lighthouse, first lit in 1857 to provide a navigation point for shipping movements along the northern coastline. In 1998 the lighthouse was made fully automatic and now has a laser beam which directs light up to 30kms out to sea.
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Cape Moreton Lighthouse
Queensland's oldest lighthouse, first lit in 1857 to provide a navigation point for shipping movements along the northern coastline. In 1998 the lighthouse was made fully automatic and now has a laser beam which directs light up to 30kms out to sea.
Between the rocky Cape Moreton and North Point lies the picture perfect Honeymoon Bay, one of the most pristine sites on the island.
Honeymoon bay
Between the rocky Cape Moreton and North Point lies the picture perfect Honeymoon Bay, one of the most pristine sites on the island.
A band of volcanic rock and sandstone form a break wall from the surf. the ocean water cascades over the rocks and bubbles around you to form what is aptly named the 'Champagne Pools'.
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Champagne Pools
North Point Cape Moreton TrackA band of volcanic rock and sandstone form a break wall from the surf. the ocean water cascades over the rocks and bubbles around you to form what is aptly named the 'Champagne Pools'.
Rous Battery was formed as a defence post to protect the port of Brisbane during World War II. Today, an array of concrete bunkers, storage rooms, gun emplacements and observation posts still remain hidden behind the dunes.
Rous Battery
Rous Battery was formed as a defence post to protect the port of Brisbane during World War II. Today, an array of concrete bunkers, storage rooms, gun emplacements and observation posts still remain hidden behind the dunes.
Gheebulum Coonungai National Park covers approximately 98% of Moreton Island (Mulgumpin).
Moreton Island National Park
Goondool StreetGheebulum Coonungai National Park covers approximately 98% of Moreton Island (Mulgumpin).
15 vessels were deliberately sunk between 1963 and 1984 to create a break wall for small boats. The wrecks are home to over 200 species of tropical fish, and are an incredible snorkelling and diving site.
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Tangalooma Wrecks
15 vessels were deliberately sunk between 1963 and 1984 to create a break wall for small boats. The wrecks are home to over 200 species of tropical fish, and are an incredible snorkelling and diving site.
Whale Watching Cruise departs from both Brisbane and Tangalooma and run seasonally (May - October).
Tangalooma Whale Watch Cruises
220 Holt StWhale Watching Cruise departs from both Brisbane and Tangalooma and run seasonally (May - October).
Food scene
Dine on fresh Moreton Bay seafood at the Gutter Bar. Located at the southern end of Moreton Island's township Kooringal, the Gutter Bar is renowned for its fresh oysters and seafood, caught by local trawlers from the surrounding clear waters.
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The Gutter Bar
21 Kooringal EsplanadeDine on fresh Moreton Bay seafood at the Gutter Bar. Located at the southern end of Moreton Island's township Kooringal, the Gutter Bar is renowned for its fresh oysters and seafood, caught by local trawlers from the surrounding clear waters.
Designed to be shared, making this a perfect spot for family and group bookings.
The Fire Menu - Sichuan Cuisine offering a selection of Seafood, Beef, Pork, Duck and Chicken, as well as Vegetarian options.
The Stone Menu - Vietnamese cuisine encompassing the combination of five fundamental tastes, spicy, sour, bitter, salty, and sweet.
Fire & Stone Beach Front Restaurant Tangalooma
Nautilus DriveDesigned to be shared, making this a perfect spot for family and group bookings.
The Fire Menu - Sichuan Cuisine offering a selection of Seafood, Beef, Pork, Duck and Chicken, as well as Vegetarian options.
The Stone Menu - Vietnamese cuisine encompassing the combination of five fundamental tastes, spicy, sour, bitter, salty, and sweet.