Fees · Destination Guide

Brisbane And Moreton Island Mulgumpin Australia

City convenience meets a sand-island marine park of wrecks, reefs, and whale-season lookouts

Updated Jan 23, 202611 sources

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Fees And Permits

Confirm these fees before you book so your operator plan and day budget match what you will pay onsite.

Fees You Can't Skip

  • Moreton Bay Marine Park access - No fee (rules apply)
  • Moreton Island vehicle access permit (4WD) - AUD (varies by duration and vehicle type)
  • Typical payment pattern: Australia does not use a destinationspecific tourism levy or a perdiver marine park tag for Moreton Bay.

What people usually pay

Australia does not use a destination-specific tourism levy or a per-diver marine park tag for Moreton Bay. There is no general entry fee to snorkel or dive in Moreton Bay Marine Park, but you must follow zoning and designated-area rules. If you plan to drive or camp on Moreton Island, permits and bookings are required, and peak-season availability can sell out.

FeeAmountApplies toWhere to payNotes
Moreton Bay Marine Park access

No fee (rules apply)

N/A

All visitors using Moreton Bay Marine ParkN/A

Zoning includes no-take areas, and designated areas include go-slow wildlife zones and no-anchoring zones. Check the MarineSQ app and official zoning maps.

Moreton Island vehicle access permit (4WD)

AUD (varies by duration and vehicle type)

Per permit duration

Any vehicle driving in the Moreton Island recreation areamulgumpincamping.net.au (official permits) or Queensland Government permit links

Required for beach and track driving. Carry proof of permit and plan around tides.

Moreton Island camping permit

AUD (varies by campsite and group size)

Per night

Overnight campers outside resort accommodationmulgumpincamping.net.au

Book campsites early in school holidays and follow fire, waste, and dune-protection rules.

Resort day passes and paid activities (optional)

AUD (package-dependent)

Per day or per activity

Day visitors joining resort tours (snorkel, dolphin feeding, etc.)tangalooma.com (packages and day cruises)

Many visitors bundle transport and tours. Check inclusions such as lunch vouchers, equipment hire, and wetsuits.