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Vacation rentals in Moreton Island

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Guest suite in Dunwich
Modern Studio with stunning water + sunset views.
Newly renovated studio apartment with stunning water and sunset views. This beautiful abode is perched high on a hill providing breathtaking views of Moreton Bay and its surrounds. Located in a quiet, peaceful location surrounded by Mother Nature at her best. It offers a unique and comfortable open plan living space where you can sit back and relax and watch the ever changing colours of the bay, with a private well equipped kitchenette, bathroom, open plan living space and deck area.
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Loft in Point Lookout
Complete Straddie Beach Retreat
Welcome to our loft villa, 2 minutes walk to home beach with privacy and a native bush outlook. One of the only lofts in the resort with internet access (unlimited and fast). The space has everything you need for a fully relaxing and rejuvenating holiday - a cut above the rest. The stylish pool is seconds away as is a small gym. This is a great place for couples and families (with young kids). There is a roll away single bed in the cupboard, a portacot and Ikea high chair.
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Guest suite in Point Lookout
Main Beach Hideaway 2 min 2 sand
Main Beach is just a short 2 minute stroll from the Hideaway. This 17 km long, white sandy beach is patrolled and great for surfing, fishing, swimming or a beach walk. This is a very recently renovated and self contained studio unit. We live upstairs in the main house, but your area is very private. Your entrance, bathroom, kitchenette, bedroom, deck and all amenities are for your use only during your stay. All linen, towels, shower gel, shampoo and conditioner is provided.

Other great holiday rentals in Moreton Island

Superhost
Apartment in Caloundra
Exclusive Waterfront Rooftop Getaway
Superhost
Guest suite in Manly
'Shells on the Bay'........Right on the foreshore!
Superhost
Apartment in Point Lookout
Point Lookout townhouse with magnificent views
Superhost
Cabin in Wootha
Maleny: "The Bower" - 'couple's cabin'
Superhost
Apartment in Woorim
Woorim`s Tropical Hideaway
Superhost
Apartment in Sandstone Point
A Brand new ,1 bedroom Apartment Perfect location
Superhost
Apartment in Point Lookout
Artemis on Minjerribah
Superhost
Guest suite in Manly
Unbeatable location entire studio with kitchenette
Superhost
Guest suite in Point Lookout
The Kraken - Absolute Beachfront Resort Retreat
Superhost
Cottage in Amity Point
The Mirimar - Bayview Cottage
Superhost
Guest suite in Point Lookout
Frenchman's Beach Retreat+ walk to beach & shops
Superhost
Guesthouse in Brighton
Waterfront Flinders Pde 'Kite Shed' 5* Rating

Your guide to Moreton Island

All About Moreton Island

There’s a reason Moreton Bay is one of the fastest-growing regions in Australia: it really is that enticing. The seaside towns here are the gateway to 360 islands, big and small, from North Stradbroke (Minjerribah) — an incredibly sacred place to the local Indigenous community — to sandy Moreton Island, where dramatic dunes tumble down to the intense surf breaks of the Coral Sea on its east coast, and the clear waters of the calm bay on its west. The latter, a body of water just offshore from Brisbane, is a protected marine park for dolphins and harmless wobbegong sharks, visible on snorkeling or diving expeditions amid Moreton Island’s famed Tangalooma shipwrecks.


The best time to stay in a holiday rental in Moreton Island

There’s no bad time to visit this beautiful pocket of Queensland. Even in winter (June through August), average daytime temperatures remain above 68 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer (December through February) is peak season, when vacationers flock here to make the most of the epic surf and gorgeous tropical sunshine, which heats the region’s days to an average 82 degrees. During fall (March through May) you’re almost guaranteed blue skies and balmy waters — in fact, year round, water temperatures fluctuate only from 72 to 75.


Top things to do in Moreton Island

Cape Moreton Lighthouse

The island’s west coast beach road passes by small towns Cowan Cowan and Bulwer before leading to the Cape Moreton Lighthouse at the northernmost tip. This was the first of its kind in Queensland, and it’s an ideal place to watch the sunset while dolphins, turtles, manta rays, dugongs, and migrating humpback whales (May through November) are playing offshore. For an even closer perspective, join sunset cruises around the bay. Nearby you’ll find Moreton’s Champagne Pools, natural ocean pools transformed into a saltwater bubble bath at high tide.

Tangalooma Wrecks

In the 1960s, 15 ships were scuttled in the turquoise waters of Moreton Bay in order to attract fish and grow coral. They achieved their goal. Today, the site is best explored with your head underwater, either snorkeling or on dive expeditions, swimming alongside turtles, wobbegongs, and a wild array of fish.

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