So much to see & do
at Tangalooma Wild Dolphin Resort...
Tangalooma ('where fishes meet' in Aboriginal) was originally built as a naval base in World War II, and then became a whaling station in 1952. By 1962, whales became scarce and the station was closed. A group of Gold Coast business men purchased the lease and reopened it as a tourist resort in 1963.
Facilities within the resort include a range of cafes, bars, restaurants and swimming pools.
A huge range of activities are available to you during your stay at Tangalooma, including whale watching, wild dolphin feeding, safaris, and games - the resort offers it all! With over 80 different activities, half of which are free, you'll be spoilt for choice!
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Whale Watch Cruise (June to October) Dolphin Feeding (conditions may apply) ATV Quad Bike Tours Marine Discovery Cruise Desert Safari Tour + sand tobogganing Helicopter Joy flights Parasailing Whale Watch Bus Safari (Jun- Oct) Northern Safari Tour 4WD Car Hire Private Island Tours Helicopter Transfers Segway tours Dusk kayaking tour to the wrecks Outrigger canoe hire Fish feeding Tour at Wrecks Sunset cruises Tinnie / motor boat hire Kayak hire Kid's Club Activities (school holidays) Tennis Squash Archery Croquet Boule Table Tennis Basketball Badminton Soccer Beach Volleyball Cricket Golf putting and golf driving net Helicopter Workshop Board games Special Events on the Big Screens Beach swimming Swim in resort pools Tangalooma Horse Racing Cup Movie Night |
Bingo Night Trivia Night Karaoke Nights Snorkeling tours to the Wrecks Catamaran hire Banana boat rides Stand-up paddle board hire Scuba gear hire and tank refills Snorkel gear hire Fishing rod and tackle gear hire Wetsuit hire Deck chair hire Beach umbrella hire Pool noodle hire Massage & beauty treatments Back of House Tour Bush Tucker Eco Walk Tangalooma Wrecks Eco Walk Night Spotlight Eco walk Marine Beach Eco walk Bird spotting Eco walk Flora and Fauna Bush Walk Historical Whaling Station Tour Dolphin Behaviour and Data Collection Discover the dolphin care programme Dolphins of Moreton Bay Presentation Dugong Presentation Fish of Moreton Bay Presentation Marine Mammals presentation Humpback Whale presentation Marine Turtle presentation Marine Creatures of Moreton Bay Presentation Dangerous creatures presentation Sharks of Moreton Bay Presentation Pelican Feeding Kookaburra Feeding Fish Feeding |