Paradise turned nightmare: Tangalooma, Moreton Island full tour

We're taking you on a journey with us as we sail to Morton Island to snorkel at Tangalooma harbor. Did you know that Tangalooma harbor is actually made from shipwrecks? It's true! The harbor is home to 15 sunken ships, deliberately sunk to form a breakwall to protect the beach.
As we set sail with our family, the weather is perfect, and the sea is calm. We can't wait to jump in and explore the underwater world created by these shipwrecks. We make our way to the harbor, and the sight of the water is breathtaking. Along the way, we're even lucky enough to see some playful dolphins and dugongs swimming alongside our boat!
We gear up in our snorkeling gear, excited to see what lies beneath the surface. As we start to explore, we're amazed by the variety of fish and coral that we see. The shipwrecks have created a unique habitat for marine life to thrive, and it's a sight to behold. The water is so clear that we can see everything up close. We're having the time of our lives, and the smiles on our faces say it all.
In the end, our adventure takes an unexpected turn, and we're left in a situation we never thought we'd find ourselves in. Watch our video to see how our adventures turned into a nightmare, and how we handle the unexpected twists and turns. And don't forget to keep an eye out for those dolphins and dugongs, and the shipwrecks that create this unique underwater landscape!

[@TwinL222]

What a great big brother 👨!😊

[@newbris]

Whenever I cycle my bike along the river there home from work it is always great when you come under the storey bridge and see the city lit up. Hope you’re having fun. Thanks for all the videos.

[@stanleylehman8585]

Awesome job yet again! It is starting to look like we can sail back to Vanuatu next week. See you there 😊

[@mckaysondeck]

Yes! we will be heading back in awhile too!

[@stephenbarlow685]

Hi Guys whats happened we hope you are all well and ok.Not vids for a while what gives Cheers Steve

[@lorky24]

This was such a cool place for you to take us to. And the return trip with the calm seas, glorious sunset and magnificent city lights made up for the uncomfortable conditions going out to Morton. I love having all these great adventures without leaving my living room.

[@mckaysondeck]

Hahahha I'm glad I was able to take you with me via this video!

[@solomonpascuajr.4248]

helllo

[@Repugnantic]

This is absolutely fascinating! My friend informed me about you guys and I think you are undoubtably great people!

[@mckaysondeck]

awwh thank yo so much!

[@solomonpascuajr.4248]

visit the philippines . the backman family visited here and they became big and popular here

[@simeonmoore]

@mckaysondeck hope your enjoying all Brisbane has to offer

[@FaveWasteOfTime]

Tangalooma makes Hanauma Bay in Hawaii look like a child's fish tank. What a fabulous spot. I had to look up dudong and wow - how cool to see that.

[@mckaysondeck]

It is such a cool experience! You don't even need to scuba. It's all so shallow and accessible!

[@newbris]

They’re dugongs rather than dudongs btw

[@newbris]

They chopped the tops off those wrecks only in recent times. Used to be the whole ships.

[@mckaysondeck]

@@newbris yeah...oops

[@mckaysondeck]

@@newbris That's so interesting! That's safer probably. While I was there someone got cut on the wrecks so deeply they needed stitches, and I cut myself on the wrecks too.

[@happytraveller2122]

Due dongs 😂😂😂😂😂. Due gongs.

[@naomipedersen2516]

I want one of those zippy things

[@mckaysondeck]

the efoil? They're the best!