Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park

Welcome to Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park! Located in Queensland, Australia, this national park is situated 44 km southeast of Brisbane and is accessible via ferry rides from the mainland.

It offers a perfect getaway for a day trip or weekend adventure.

Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park forms a part of the Moreton Bay and Pumicestone Passage Important Bird Area, recognized by BirdLife International. It supports large numbers of migratory waders, or shorebirds. The park features pristine white sand beaches, eucalypt forests, rock formations, and lagoons that are home to various bird species such as tawny frogmouths, ospreys, kites, and brahminy kites. The surrounding waters also harbor marine life including turtles, dolphins, and dugongs.

Visitors to Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park can engage in adventurous activities such as camping, fishing, bushwalking, swimming, snorkeling, and diving. Camping facilities are available on North Stradbroke Island and Moreton Island, which can be reached by ferry from the mainland. Fishing spots are abundant for both boaties and shore anglers, with common species including whiting, flathead, bream, and tailor. Hiking enthusiasts can explore numerous walking tracks in the park, with varying degrees of difficulty. A map of the trails is available at the island's information center.

Come and explore Southern Moreton Bay Islands National Park today!