Tangalooma Island Resort Day Trip ( Activities + Dolphin Packages)

• All prices are quoted in Australian dollars and include GST.
• CHILD POLICY (DAY TRIP)
  * Infants 0-2 years travel free.
  * Child rate applies to children aged 3-14 years inclusive.
• Only official authorised visitors to Tangalooma Island Resort can access the food & beverage outlets, Retail or general guest facilities of Tangalooma. Unauthorised casual visitors to Moreton Island are not permitted to use these facilities. See  Casual Visitor Policy for further information.
• Desert Safari Tour: In the event of rain or poor weather conditions that make sandboarding inconvenient or unsafe, the sandboarding/sand tobogganing activity may be replaced with a “4WD Desert Safari Sightseeing Tour”, which includes a visit to the Tangalooma Wrecks Beach. Each guest named in the booking will receive a ticket for this as a part of their check-in process. This is because sandboards cannot operate in wet or rainy conditions. Guests will also be required to visit the resort’s tour desk to confirm the schedule of their tour; failure to do so may result in missing the tour during their island visit.
• WILD DOLPHIN FEEDING & WILD DOLPHIN VIEWING CONDITIONS
  Over many decades the Resort has enjoyed a high attendance rate of wild dolphins visiting the Resort at sunset on most evenings. However, the dolphin feeding program does involve wild animals, and as such Tangalooma cannot guarantee the attendance of dolphins at the scheduled evening feeding event due to possible environmental and animal-behavioral issues beyond the Resort’s control. As such any inclusion of Dolphin Feeding or Dolphin Viewing is classified as a guest reservation (only) to attend the dolphin feeding area and participate in feeding or viewing subject to the event proceeding as scheduled. If the evening dolphin feeding event cannot go ahead for any reason, guests will, unfortunately, forfeit their opportunity to redeem this inclusion. The Dolphin Feeding Program operates to strict guidelines, therefore restrictions on feeding apply. The number of guests able to feed the dolphins is dependent on the number of wild dolphins in attendance; coupled with additional safety, weather, tidal, animal welfare and regulatory restrictions. All guests on overnight accommodation packages with a dolphin feeding inclusion have a reservation to feed a dolphin on one night of their stay only. Wherever possible Tangalooma encourages guests to participate in dolphin feeding on the first night of their stay, so that they can be rebooked (subject to availability) for a subsequent night of their stay should the dolphin feeding be unable to proceed on that first night. Guests without Dolphin feeding inclusions may watch the nightly event from general unreserved public areas of the Tangalooma Jetty subject to capacity, and staff-directed restrictions.
• ^Standard beverage voucher entitles guests to their choice of soft drink, tea, coffee or water.
• * Sunset Cocktail/Mocktail beverage voucher valid at Wheelhouse Deck and B&B’s Bar only. Cannot be exchanged for cash. Voucher valid for one (1) Cocktail from the daily Cocktail list for 18+ guests. Voucher valid for one (1) Mocktail, soft drink or water for guests under 18 years. Not transferrable.
• Return launch time for the ‘Sunset Cocktail Package’, ‘Wild Dolphin Feeding Package’ and ‘Sea to Sky Package’ is approximately 7 pm in Winter, 7.30 pm in Spring and Autumn and 8 pm in Summer.
• Eco Ranger experiences are subject to change, as well as availability and animal attendance.
• Drone Usage:
  Guest use of Drones or Remotely Piloted Aircraft on the resort property, Holt St Wharf, on Resort vehicles & vessels, or on tours operated by the resort is restricted by the conditions of the resort Drone Policy; as well as other statutory laws governing the use of such aircraft in the vicinity of the resort, adjacent national/marine parks, and generally on Moreton Island.
• Commercial Photography:
  Any commercial, corporate, or media filming/photography within the Tangalooma Island Resort precinct, upon one of the tours operated by the resort (or its concessionaires) into adjoining national/marine parks is governed by the resort's Commercial, Corporate & Media Film Policy in which a permit must be issued by resort management before filming.
• TANGALOOMA LUGGAGE AND DANGEROUS GOODS POLICY
  Guests on board Tangalooma Island Resort launches must comply with the following luggage restrictions:
  Carry-on Luggage： Guests are permitted one (1) carry-on bag not exceeding the following dimensions: 56cm (height) x 36cm (width) x 23cm (depth).
  Checked-in Luggage： Guests staying in accommodation and travelling on the launch transfers are also permitted one (1) checked-in suitcase or bag (max 20kg) per person plus one (1) esky (max 20kg) per accommodation booking. (Example: A family of four is entitled to bring 4 suitcases, 1 esky and 4 carry-on bags.)
  Beach Trolleys and Prams: Please note that all beach/garden trolleys (such as spinifex) and prams must be collapsed before boarding the ferry boats. Non-collapsible trolleys, such as Burleigh Wagons, are not permitted. Any trolleys brought will be counted under your checked-in luggage items, trolleys are not permitted as an additional item. Skateboards, rip sticks, motorised scooters and bicycles are not permitted at Tangalooma Island Resort. Scooters, rollerblades/skates and shoe skates (heelys) are only permitted on footpaths, and not indoors. Management will confiscate these items from guests if used incorrectly or dangerously. Additional or large luggage or items such as surfboards can be brought over to the island at additional costs. Please contact Tangalooma Island Resort before you depart for more information. Tangalooma Island Resort is a licensed premises, it is an offence for a patron to bring alcohol onto the premises and or the boats.

Please note that Tangalooma Island Resort takes no responsibility for damaged luggage. Please arrange your own Travel Insurance before you begin your holiday.

Dangerous Goods

Dangerous goods are not permitted onboard Tangalooma ferries or vessels. These items include, but are not limited to:

• Flammables/Fuels
• Explosives and/or Fireworks
• Combustibles
• Spears/Spearfishing Equipment
• Corrosives
• Toxic Liquids
• Weapons/Firearms
• Sharp Objects/Knives

If you are in any doubt about whether your item may be hazardous, you should bring it to the attention of the launch crew or Tangalooma Ferries management. Any such items may be permitted to travel on the barge. Please also remember:

• No alcohol permitted onboard
• No smoking permitted onboard
• No illegal substances permitted onboard