Holiday houses in Moreton Island

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An outdoor bath is set on a wooden deck, surrounded by lush green hills and trees. Nearby, a rustic table holds glasses of champagne and a plate of fruits, inviting relaxation in nature's tranquility.
Cabin in Bellthorpe
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 163 reviews

Hidden Creek Cabin

Hidden Creek Cabin is a charming retreat for couples, nestled atop the Bellthorpe range in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Experience rustic elegance in this timber-lined space crafted with charm. Enjoy seclusion and convenience, with Maleny and Woodford just a 20-minute drive away. Unwind in the outdoor baths or by the outdoor fire pit. Every detail, from the cozy indoor fireplace to the fully equipped kitchen, ensures your comfort. A breakfast hamper is included for your first morning with us.

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A spacious outdoor deck is furnished with a white dining table and six woven chairs, overlooking the calm ocean. The scene is bathed in warm sunlight, with gentle waves and palm trees in the background, creating a serene coastal atmosphere.
Villa in Moreton Island
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Paradise Palms Tangalooma - Beach Front

Paradise Palms Tangalooma (Villa 35) is a newly renovated villa and is 1 of a few villas that has fully ducted air-conditioning, internet, an Oven and your own outdoor shower. It is located at Tangalooma Resort on Moreton Island. The villa is beautifully presented with new furniture and a 70-inch smart T.V for your enjoyment, with open plan living downstairs and bedrooms upstairs (sleeps 6 guests). Relax and enjoy the fantastic sunsets from your deck each evening. All this literally on the beach

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Campervan/RV in Amity
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 133 reviews

Bali Hut 50m-Amity Jetty Sunsets Stradbroke Island

🌿 Welcome to Eden 🌿 Escape to our renovated retro caravan with a Bali Hut patio. Surround yourself with kangaroos, koalas, & vibrant birdlife our backyard oasis.Perfect for couples or solo travellers seeking tranquility.The bathroom & enclosed outdoor shower are for your exclusive use, with your sleeping quarters inside the retro caravan.A short 50 metres flat walk will find you at the Amity Jetty where you can enjoy Straddie Sunsets snorkelling & dolphins.Free off-street parking is available.

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A panoramic view of Flinders Beach is captured, revealing a stretch of golden sand alongside vibrant turquoise waters. Lush greenery frames the scene, highlighting the natural beauty of North Stradbroke Island, with the coastline extending into the distance under a clear blue sky.
Home in Point Lookout
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Stradbroke Island House

When is the best time to visit North Stradbroke Island? Now, right now. The island is magic in all seasons. From the moment you cross the bay waters to the island the world is left behind. Our original 1970s A-frame weekender is your home for the stay. The first thing you notice arriving is the classic architecture, then the rare & uninterrupted view of Flinders Beach & beyond. On the sundeck you will enjoy watching the sun set, bathed in golden light, transporting you to a simpler time.

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A self-contained cabin is presented, featuring a mix of hand-milled timber and sandstone walls. The structure is surrounded by lush greenery, with expansive windows providing ample natural light and scenic views of the bushland.
Cabin in Dunwich
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

The Oyster Hut

Nestled away in natural bushland with stunning views over Moreton Bay, this self-contained cabin is ideal for people seeking time away from the outside world. Unique features include hand-milled timber, sandstone walls, double spa, and indoor and outdoor fireplaces. Bring your paddleboards or kayaks to experience the dugongs and turtles of Moreton Bay with high-tide waterfront access. Just 10 minutes drive from world-class beaches, indulge in a secluded side of Straddie few get to experience.

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The rustic hut is adorned with vintage Australiana goods, showcasing a welcoming porch with wooden seating. A windmill stands above, and various lanterns are positioned around. A peaceful landscape is visible in the background, capturing the essence of countryside ambiance.
Hut in Fernvale
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 691 reviews

Rangeview Outback Hut

We are located in the heart of the Brisbane Valley only 1H drive from Brisbane and 30min from Ipswich. Only 3min drive from Fernvale town ship, build on quiet country side surrounding . Our Hut is self contained accommodation in a fully renovated 100 years old Corn Shed. Decorate old Australiana goods around the building, unique Australian outback feel. We will provide the breakfast hamper include Cereal, Bread, Eggs, Milk, Butter, Jam, Coffee & Tea. You will enjoy a relaxing time with us.

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An expansive view of Moreton Bay is displayed, featuring gentle waves lapping the shore. The coastline curves gracefully, bordered by sandy beaches and lush greenery. The Tangalooma Wrecks are visible offshore, adding a unique element to the serene landscape.
Home in Moreton Island
5 out of 5 average rating, 21 reviews

Welcome to the Blue Ocean View Beach House

The Blue Ocean View Beach House is a gorgeous beach holiday home offering stunning panoramas of Moreton Bay. Nestled above the Tangalooma Resort on Moreton Island, this hidden paradise is only a 75 minute ferry ride from Brisbane. The house is air-conditioned, has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, laundry and family room, plus an extra lounge area for the kids. The airy, open-plan design offers sweeping vistas across Moreton Bay no matter where you look. Simply wonderful !

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An open-plan living space features a large sectional sofa with decorative cushions, facing expansive bi-fold doors that lead to a deck with ocean views. A wooden dining table and chairs are positioned on the deck, providing a seamless connection to the outdoors.
Apartment in Point Lookout
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 203 reviews

Point Lookout townhouse with magnificent views

The Warragi complex consists of five luxury townhouses perched high on the hill overlooking the Coral Sea. The elevated position (entering from Pratt Court), provides unobstructed panoramic ocean views, spanning from Moreton Island to Cylinder Beach. Warragi unit two is set over three levels, with each of the three bedrooms having their own bathroom. The townhouse comfortably sleeps six, and a trundle bed will cater for a seventh guest. The complex has an infinity-edged pool for all to use.

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An outdoor deck features a white dining table with seating for four and two lounge chairs, both providing views of the ocean. A large umbrella offers shade above the table while the horizon blends sea and sky in calming shades of blue and green.
Home in Moreton Island
5 out of 5 average rating, 28 reviews

Tangalooma Life. 2 Bed, 2 Bath Private Luxury Stay

Tangalooma Life is an exclusive private holiday stay within the Tangalooma Island Resort providing luxury accommodation for up to 6 guests. Completed in 2025 ‘Life’ is the new kid on the block, set on its own 500sqm of Island paradise within the private residences of Tangalooma Island Resort. Sleeping configuration options at ‘Life’ include 2 guests per bedroom and a 2 guest sofa bed in a dedicated area of the lounge meaning a total of 6 guests. For comfort it is recommended up to 4 adults.

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An inviting outdoor courtyard features a freestanding stone bathtub surrounded by lush greenery. Vertical louvres provide ample natural light while maintaining privacy. Decorative plants are placed around the space, and a wooden tray rests on the tub's edge, suggesting a serene relaxation spot.
Place to stay in Mount Cotton
5 out of 5 average rating, 156 reviews

Luxury Cottage on Lagoon - The Lilypad @ Mt Cotton

A luxury private escape, where architectural design meets tranquility & nature. On 13 acres of bushland, overlooking a lagoon you relax in a blend of luxury & comfort . A hidden haven, minutes from Sirromet winery & cafes, enjoy an escape that has it all. Be captivated by modern design, featuring a plush queen-sized bed overlooking a lagoon. Wake up to sounds of nature & sunlight filtering through trees. Indulge by soaking in a large bath set in a garden courtyard as you soak away stresses.

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An elegant dining table is set for a meal, featuring plates, cutlery, and a centerpiece of fresh flowers. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer expansive views of the surrounding hills, allowing natural light to fill the space. Comfortable chairs are positioned nearby for guests.
Home in Bald Knob
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Riverdell Retreat

Perched on the edge of the Sunshine Coast highlands overlooking the ocean from Mt Coolum to north Caloundra, you are surrounded by rolling hills and 166 acres of lush green pastures where fullblood wagyu cattle are farmed. Architecturally designed to capture sea breezes all year round, enjoy a spacious Retreat with 360 degree views, where nights are always cool at this altitude. Nightly rate includes 2 Adults (sleeps 4) and firewood each night. Pet fee is separate for extra hygienic clean.

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A cozy seating area features a green sectional sofa adorned with several decorative pillows. Large windows provide views of the surrounding trees, while glass doors offer access to an outdoor space filled with greenery.
Cabin in Bellthorpe
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 78 reviews

The Eucalypts Tiny Home

Nestled among the towering gums, The Eucalypts is a beautifully crafted tiny home set in a secluded paradise, ideal for a solo getaway or couples looking to recharge and reconnect with nature. Whether you’re exploring nearby bushwalks, stargazing or simply enjoying the quiet, this little hideaway provides the perfect blend of comfort and natural beauty. Just a short drive from the heart of Maleny, your stay here offers a peaceful sanctuary without being too far from the essentials.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Moreton Island located?

    Moreton Island is located off the southeast coast of Queensland, forming part of the chain of islands near Brisbane. Its sandy landscapes and accessible beaches are surrounded by the waters of Moreton Bay.

  • What are some things to do near Moreton Island?

    Moreton Island has activities like snorkeling around shipwrecks, sandboarding on dunes, exploring walking trails, and dolphin-watching. Many visitors also enjoy beach picnics, four-wheel driving, or learning about local ecology at nature centers.

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.

What are the 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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