Important To Know

• If you are staying at the Resort on Moreton Island and have booked your accommodation privately, you will need to arrange transport to get from Micat to your accommodation. A taxi service can be pre-booked by calling (07) 3408 2661.

• Moreton Island is an island made up of sand & Tracks are not boarded. There are no bitumen roads. ALL VEHICLES MUST BE 4WD. Campertrailers and trailers travel well on the island as long as they are not overloaded and your tyre pressures are reduced. Tyre gauges are available for purchase onboard Micat and we provide air pumps to allow you to reinflate your tyre prior to disembarding in Brisbane.

• Camping on Moreton Island requires a camping permit from National Parks and Wildlife. These are available from the National Parks Website. For access Click Here or click on the link on our homepage. At the time of boarding you will be given a permit sticker which must be affixed to the front of your tent so that the Rangers can easily see it when they visit your site.

• Whilst water is available at some of the camping sites, we strongly recommend that you bring a supply of water with you.

• Please do not use soaps or detergents of any kind when swimming in Lake or Lagoons on Moreton Island

• All vehicles traveling to Moreton Island require a vehicle permit from National Parks and Wildlife. These are available from the Micat office. This sticker will be given to you at the time of boarding and must be affixed to the windscreen of your car so that the Park Rangers can easily see them.

• Moreton Island is over 90 percent National Park. It is an offence to drive your vehicle in areas other than on the beach and designated tracks. Park Rangers will fine you if you are found to be damaging any areas of national park or wildlife.

• It recommended that you bring all drinking water with you.

• You cannot remove any wood from the island - dead or alive. Ironbark firewood bags are available from the ticket office.

• As Moreton Island is a 90% National Park there are no dogs or other animals allowed on the island (Permanent residents are able to gain permits to have dogs/animals at their houses.)

• There are general stores located at Bulwer and Kooringal Townships, however, there is only one service station - which is located at the Bulwer Township. Tangalooma also has a shop which sells basic items.

• Beautiful Fresh Seafood is able to be purchased from the General Store at Kooringal.

• Gas is available at all townships.

• General Items such as maps, insect repellent, sunscreen, hats, personal items, matches etc are available for sale onboard Micat.

If you have any other questions or concerns please don't hesitate to contact our staff for assistance.