Discover Peel Island and Moreton Bay

Located in the Moreton Bay Marine Park, Peel Island (Teerk Roo Ra, “the place of many shells”) has a rich history as a quarantine station and former leper colony. Enjoy views of the partially submerged shipwreck, The Platypus, which now serves as a haven for marine life.

Cruise Highlights:

• Horseshoe Bay Adventure: Sail to Horseshoe Bay and dive into clear-blue waters. Try stand-up paddle boarding, play beach games, or simply relax on the aqua mat.
• Boom Netting: Experience the excitement of boom netting—a large net attached to the back of the boat for a unique ocean spa experience.

Spot Marine Life:

• Dolphins: Encounter Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphins and rare Australian Humpback Dolphins. Bottlenose Dolphins can live up to 45 years and communicate through clicks and whistles, while Humpback Dolphins are a beautiful sight protected by Queensland’s conservation laws.

Moreton Bay Paradise
From swimming and paddle boarding to the thrilling boom netting, Moreton Bay offers a diverse array of activities set in a stunning marine environment.

• Sailing
• Morning or afternoon tea
• Lunch
• Visit Horseshoe Bay at Peel Island
• Stand-up paddle boarding
• Swimming
• Aqua mat
• Boom netting
• Island exploration
• Beach games

Take what you would need if you were going to the beach or spending a day exploring:

• Towel
• Hat
• Swimmers
• Sunscreen
• Sunglasses
• Jacket
• Camera

• Morning Tea: Enjoy a selection of biscuits, lamingtons, muffins, and seasonal fruit.
• Lunch: A fresh spread including garden salad, pasta salad, potato salad, Australian prawns, roast chicken, smoked leg ham, pastrami beef, tasty cheese, and fresh rolls.
• Afternoon Tea: Delight in fruit, savoury biscuits, cheese, and a variety of meats.
• Beverages: A fully licensed bar is available for drink purchases.