The marina has free all day and overnight parking on site. Once you have parked your car, please make your way down to the commercial section which is at the end of the marina.

Yes. There are two toilets/change areas and an outdoor freshwater shower on the back of the boat.

Yes. There is a fully licensed bar on board available to purchase soft drinks, alcohol and snacks. Please note, there is no EFTPOS available onboard – cash only. Free tea and coffee, lunch and afternoon tea are all included in the price.

We offer a healthy lunch consisting of freshly baked bread rolls and roast chicken cooked in the early hours of the morning, along with salads. Please note if you are vegetarian, you are still catered for and can prepare yourself a fresh salad roll, as all of our ingredients are separated at the time of preparation and serving.

Yes. If you require assistance getting on and off the boat, please ask the friendly staff on board.

Yes. Chairs, tables and lounges are available in the air-conditioned saloon area and there is also a top deck, back deck and front deck for you to enjoy your day out on the water.

Unfortunately, no, the boat is not wheelchair accessible. Mobility and movement will be an issue in disembarkation/embarkation from the vessel.

We will anchor as close as possible in the calm water to the beach and you may either swim across to the island to enjoy your free time or we can take you across in our safety vessel (also known as a tender or rubber duck).

Yes. All participants MUST wear a wetsuit for their own safety, to help with buoyancy in the water and also to protect you from any sharp objects when snorkelling the wrecks.

Around 50 minutes long, and you MUST be able to swim as you will be swimming a length of approximately 600 metres in all weather and tidal conditions.

No. Due to Queensland Workplace Health and Safety Legislation and Risk Assessments, we are unable to allow patrons to snorkel alone at the Moreton Island Wrecks whilst on our cruise.